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Short Mantelpiece Poems

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


Premium Member Wild At Heart
suburban slumbers
mantelpiece menagerie 
dreams of wild places...

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© Peter Rees  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mantelpiece, animal, dream, stress, time,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Hamish
on the mantelpiece
sits Hamish the Highland Cow,
dreaming of mountains...

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© Peter Rees  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mantelpiece, dream,
Form: Haiku
Movement
The hands move
on the mantelpiece clock
A moment taken
A moment granted
underside
The fire roars...

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Categories: mantelpiece, mystery, philosophy, time,
Form: I do not know?
Mantelpiece
Tender memory
Of yesterday flashing…
Her vision—my mantelpiece
Mother’s love 
Little boy golden sunshine
Well grown…I am...

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Categories: mantelpiece, happiness, inspirational, life, love, mother, social, son,
Form: Lyric
Perfection
Curtains opened
each fold two inches apart
Waiting for the arrival
Cushions neatly plumped
Dust off the mantelpiece
Fluff off the floor
Cucumber Sandwiches on the table
Tea in the Teapot
Knock at the door
On time I see
It's quarter past four...

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Categories: mantelpiece, poetess,
Form: Free verse



The Art
The embedded curse 
of a roving planet, brings
out a story of otherness
versus loneliness.

Adultery was on cards.
An issue was rising 
between the string 
and the bullet.

Let us pretend. There was 
a serial killer in every-
home, who will come out
at night to send the message.

The curved dots will join 
to give an explicit image.
Do you like it ? Can
you put it on mantelpiece ?


Satish Verma...

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Categories: mantelpiece, art,
Form: ABC
Premium Member An Hourglass
The hourglass sat on the mantelpiece, 
Over a dead fireplace. 
      Its sand had long settled
           In the lower globe of the glass. 
The miser and the fire were both dead, 
The wake followed suit.
No one was invited, no eatables or drinks.
A dreary affair. 
      Yet so final, 
            Like the hourglass.
                  It's inertia spelled his death. 
The unpaid solicitor finished his stock taking
But kept the hourglass for himself....

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Categories: mantelpiece, bereavement,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs