Short Loudspeaker Poems
Short Loudspeaker Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Loudspeaker by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Loudspeaker by length and keyword.
Bridge across planets
Loudspeaker to universe
Can you hear my heart?
for Gareth's Contest: "Familiarity Unknown"
Categories:
loudspeaker, imagination, life
Form:
Haiku
His name came over my loudspeaker
And I gripped the nearest arm
Screaming inside
He was all but forgotten
Just tucked away for the past years
And searching for his face
I found him, number twelve
His face is the same
Even from a mile away
I could never forget that smile
Categories:
loudspeaker, people, sports, uplifting,
Form:
I do not know?
Police’s loudspeaker projected all over the neighborhood.
“IF YOU ARE HARBORING A FUGITIVE, TURN
HIM IN RIGHT AWAY! THERE WILL BE NO
PUNISHMENT IF THE PERPETRATOR COMES
OUT IN THE NEXT HOUR!”
“Do you think they mean me?” my guest asked.
“Doubtful,” I told her. “You are invisible to
non-believers, right?”
Stegosaurus Faerie breathed a sigh of relief.
Categories:
loudspeaker, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th
Form:
Light Verse
“Floods! Floods!!
Quick! Quick,”
Blared the loudspeaker:
“Just five minutes to flee.”
Mobiles? ATM cards?
Jewels? Documents?
To hell with such!
Gathering the kids,
Picking up whatever the hands could hold
They all fled.
Blood…blood… O+
Quick! Quick!!
Oh, but the religion?
To hell with it!
To be—that is the question!
Religion?
Nonsense!
*****
Categories:
loudspeaker, irony,
Form:
Free verse
There is a masked bandit in the produce aisle.
This went over the loudspeaker in the grocery store.
It was my neighbor Whitey, who wants to hide his smile.
He has bad teeth, maybe not even one any more.
I use Covid as the excuse, he told me one time when I thought to ask.
I told him I would love him no matter what,
They coppers came in and demanded to know about the mask.
The police left him alone, I was glad of that!
Categories:
loudspeaker, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th
Form:
Rhyme
"Bluestocking"
Blue blew in
like the truth
in many different
shades
one tried
immersing in
shades of shadow
but the light was louder
Blue blew in
like a neon sign
flashing its underside
like a stocking’s ladder
the terminal
loudspeaker
for departure
was like a shot
of Uranian Blue Piñaq
arriving not soon
enough,
knocked back
some kind of
heady celebration
exits
arrivals
(LadyLabyrinth / 2022)
Categories:
loudspeaker, blue, muse, mystery,
Form:
Narrative