Short Lounges Poems

Short Lounges Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Lounges by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Lounges by length and keyword.


Premium Member Jay Lounges On Sill

jay lounges on sill

grasping worms for morn's breakfast---

trilled choir forgotten




Bird themed haiku for Tania Kitchin 
7/27/2018
Form: Haiku


Joker the Cat

He wants what he wants and that is that
Lounges around but never gets fat
A kept cat no doubt,
That plays till passed out
The stressful life of Joker the cat!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

All Democrats Do Like

All Democrats Do Like;

Democrats always do like and enjoyed;
And with Republicans, we are annoyed;
Often scrounges;
Mostly lounges;
Which is really why them we will avoid.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Finite

a mindful watch lounges immanence simple measure across the diamond sky stars fall remarkable moves visible light blinding silent narration is the shimmer impressions exhibit touch battered and savage

Lovely Bones

As graceful spine bends with the night

That every movement draws delight

Like a bone of pinion on flight

While my own wings cuddle her tight---

But in slumber, she lounges bright

And coiling near me, I alight---

As graceful spine bends with the night.




Lovely Bones
Form: Sedoka


Premium Member Those Bones

A graceful spine bends with the night That every movement draws delight Like a bone of pinion on flight While my own wings cuddle him tight--- But in slumber, he lounges bright And coiling near me, I alight--- As graceful spine bends with the night .............. John Hamilton's Contest 4/30/2017
Form: Monorhyme

She Walks In Beauty

the eyes of an angle
the smell of scented roses
the strut of a diva
beauty is her desire

to cast away stress
to always look her best
always captivated attention where's she goes
eyes pausing, and lounges dropping at the sight of her

ones beauty is the affection of an image
just a dreamlike fairytale
the queen of beauty
she strikes with gods perfection of pure beauty
Form:

An Ideal Cat

Felix, Tom, Boss cat too
Our feline friends, not in a zoo.
Cartoons flicker across our eyes,
Long lost pussy's in the skies.

Tommy and Lucy, 13years on,
Slower but still going strong.
Lucy black, still likes to play,
Though lazily lounges throughout the day.

If I could, I'd have a cat,
That wore a monocle and a top hat.
It'd ride a bike, along our road,
Stay fit and youthful, never old.
© Kn Gayton  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Dreams and Things

Staring up at the ceiling floor

As the big hand on the clock

Races past one

Hearing the mouse rouse out of his
 
Long sleep

To gather tidbits and play

While the pussycat full belly and all

Lounges blissfully counting mice

Feeling a drop of sweat on my brow

As the fan turns upside down

Not day dreaming at night silly

Just dreaming today

A sunny Beautiful day

In...December

Premium Member Who Can Fault That?

Casual lion lounges in his 70’s jacket
It is made of velvet, not velveteen
Softer than his mane if you can believe it
We wait for his words of wisdom
He is the king of beasts and of the forest

The waiting goes on for a long time
He has relinquished his rights to hyena
The animal who thinks everything is funny
Who can fault that? Asks the zebra.
More evidence that…
buffoons and clowns always run for office.

Premium Member Painted Lady

The evening sun reclines, dips
her trailing skirts into the fire;
she lounges on the edge of dusk,
her sultry lips, crimson desire.

With violet tints, her painted eyes,
brazen behind a blushing cloud,
stare at every lake and pond
to view the beauty she's endowed.

We sigh to see her slip beyond
the rim of sight; her lovely face
may never be just quite the same
as now, framed by the black tree lace.

Faye Lanham Gibson
Form: Quatrain

Changing Places

The protracted barks of a chained-
Up dog pleading for company:
Beseeching, entreating from us
Attention he sadly deserves.
His master lounges unaware
In his grand house of glass and wood
While the pooch lives in misery
Neglected and misunderstood.
If perchance their places were changed
For one single day you can bet
The pet not a bit inhumane
But the man insisting complains
That his collars too *oddamn tight
And you’re letting me in tonight.

Mama Put 3

From buka to butry to batcher to barrow 
Mothering many they will never know 
Feeding the ever growing population 
Even men have joined to meet the need

They site at points easy to reach
They are even mobile to reach all
To sustain humanity they can reach 
Playing Vishnu in the theatre of fun 

Some grow to restaurants and lounges 
Available to all social classes of human
Serving the same function to always support 
Feeding humanity as an obligation chosen

Premium Member Sprucy Lucy

Sprucy Lucy watering blooms As pooch lounges, the kitten grooms Each sprout peaks out toward the sun Rising in vibrant hues who’ll stun Lucy speaks sweetly to the pup As she watches kitty act up Picking bright flowers, just for fun Rising in vibrant hues who’ll stun Sprucy Lucy loves Summer’s buds Watering each shoot til’ it floods Her friends know she can’t be outdone Rising in vibrant hues who’ll stun Picture Prompt Four
Form: Kyrielle

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