Short Maypole Poems

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


Maypole

The Maypole fell out of fashion
Due to a lack of compassion
Invited to bed
"Get knotted!" girls said
"Weaving ribbons is our passion!"
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Maypole

maypole
betwixt us
brings May flowers ...
honors Wiccan magic
raining

Written: May 11, 2019
Writing Challenge 1 May 2019 Cinqku
Sponsor: Dear Heart
may
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member Our Food Hole

As we keep feeding our food hole And dancing around the maypole Down memory lane Ends much the same Recalling the years that have taken their toll
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wayra Monday

Celebrate Sunday
Unwind built up stressfulness
fly kite on a windy day
Wrap Maypole on Mayday
Monday called, "Hurry back to work"

052020PSCtest, Weaving A Wayra, Ornette Onclaud
Form: Verse

Premium Member May Day

Children are celebrating
Because spring is in the air
Dancing around the maypole
Donning flowers in their hair

Enjoying Earth’s new rebirth
Spring’s artwork on display
Birds are vibrantly singing
From the excitement of May Day
Form: Rhyme


Life As a Maypole

Life is a maypole 
Where is that pole?
Life is a maypole 
Where is that goal?
Life is a maypole 
Where is the flicker?
Life as a maypole 
Why do we toil?
Life as a maypole 
What's my role?
Life as a maypole
Make that call, it's never late
Form: Lyric

A Day In May

She smiled to hear the merry sound
as Morris dancers pranced around;
her foot now tapping to the drum,
she felt so glad that she had come
to see the Carnival of May
and Maypole-dance her cares away!

written 6th May for Andrea's May lay contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Day In May

One day in May, the shadowed oak -
the lovey-doveyness, it spoke.
Its foliage in zephyr rush.
of coquette prettiness; it’s blush.
Under God’s eye, unseen choir brings
a lofty cheeriness with wings,
a maypole merriment of tweets,
its honey biz of plaited beats.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Maypole

Painted sky cascades down to touch 
a green velour carpet.

Green Man asks for a dance and an elated crowd
engages the maypole.

As young leaves stretch tips to grasp sunlight
newly birthed buds yawn.

Gaia beams with pride;
another birthday for her children brings boundless joy.
Form: Prose

Premium Member twilight moonrise

winged plump putti descend cumulus clouds....
silvered in a spring rainstorm

they flit round maypole....lavender satin streaming
i'm awed in hammock

my love he's raptured to....twilight moonrise my
quick a plundered vessel

hope of the roses had dreamt....of reunion for arc
of hearts to soar
Form: Monoku

Life Is Like a Maypole

The pole stands long and sturdy
at the village centre old
the ribbons lay afloat
red,blue,green and white
some bright and others light
of which people grasp and frolick.

Life is like a maypole
varied paths to take
happiness and sad times
of which it is a part
either vibrant or bland
we hold on no matter what.

©Nadiya (12 Feb '15)
Form:

The New Leader

Too many 
flags flying overhead
Too much 
    false patriotism
There is a deeper optimism
which we can realize 
if you look 
   into the soul 
      of our
200 year old country
      life 
blooms 
     on the 
other side ot the 
   fence
      yes, let's dance
around a maypole
   For you see, 
       it's time to 
win 
   the battle 
    for AMERICA
Form:

Queen of May

Joyful singing and laughing people dancing,
Celebrating around the maypole, clapping,
First of May and the Morris Men are prancing,
Partytime and the music’s so toe tapping.

Birthday girl, you are crowned with pretty flowers,
Ev’ry May is your month, come sun or showers,
Fairies gather as dusk is slowly falling,
Mayday feasting is always so enthralling.

Jack Horne for Linda-Marie’s May Magic birthday greeting
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rispetto

Premium Member A Song To May




May, we, with joy, do a Maypole dance!
And all lovely birds fly and sing!
After all, it is, delicious Spring.

And all lovers kiss in pure floral bliss!
Swimming in fresh, verdant, flowing 
springs.
Lost, yet found, in  loves meanderings.

Let butterflies gleefully waltz as they may!
And free, maskless children , run and play.
In our God’s sweetest month, of May.

      
                     4/19/2022

Form: Rhyme

Life Is Like a Maypole

Life is you and me

holding hands

while the earth go's around 

each of us you see.

life is like a maypole

if we are strong at heart

with family or friends

we always stick together 

until the very end.

life is like a maypole

a simple smile will do

to get each of us through.

life is you and me

no matter what your problem is

don't let go,

just go with God flow-- because

life is like a maypole
Form: Ballad

Life Is Like a Maypole

I'll weave my thoughts into dreams of glory.
Just maybe I'll inspire with my story.

This journey long on a pebbled road.
Still the view makes light this uphill load.

Now I see skies of azure blue.
Plenty of beauty to see me through.

Come with me and promenade.
Step out from the gloomy shade.

We shall skip to a brand new beat.
No desolation or defeat.

Fingers of joy cascade from above.
A marvelous dance of genuine love!



written February 7th,2015
© Deb Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

the year's last day

A year's Last day


This is early morning on the last day
of this year, I'm struggling on the loo
to get rid of old crap, not wanting to
carry it into the new year
It is vital not to carry resentment
into a new year, with a clear conscience
leave the said and not meant to stew
In its own failure, let voices of disgust
sink or drown in the coming storm
We shall be ready to tackle real life
where everybody is a loser in our
reckless dance around the Maypole
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Bio

Premium Member May Day Back In the Day

Back in the day we had a maypole on May Day
We created May baskets out of doilies and construction paper
I loved adding bits of ribbon, aluminum foil and glitter.
We decorated them like Valentines boxes.
Filled them with tiny candies popcorn and violets.
It was fantastically fabulous, and I loved it!
Why did I have maypoles and May baskets?
Was it because I lived in a small town? Was it because of my mother?
Was it because we knew all of our neighbors back in the day?
may
Form: Narrative

The Speaker of the House

Saying to them, I know that you wish to sell unto myself 
Your chrysalis cures modern day vaccines maypole moments 
Amid white diamonds and mascara, visions ? But, I really hate sin so
Pawn it to one another is what I thought in recycled to speak yet 
Let the weeds be and write it in a bill to push unto these networks ? Tossing 
My cigarette upon the ground and downing a beer as I smiled then added 
Thanks for the promotion; while I pulled up my sleeve and mainlined their malaria.
Form:

Life Is Like a Maypole

The ring of the sun 
                                      Spring to their steps young mayflies
                                         Singing and  flinging  their love
                                                 To rainbow streamers
                                             Prancing and capering elves
                                              And frisky kittens of earth








Life is like a Maypole - Poetry Contest
Sponsor	Seren Roberts
15 January,2015
Form: Sedoka

Master Weaver

Master Weaver weaves a life for with care for every thread	
First one strand is woven, sometimes white and sometimes red  	
Way up and down our life goes much like a Maypole dance     	 
Though it has been planned before, we think it’s all by chance  	
When new things come our way we decide which way to go 	   	
Over or under were speeding round and round we sew    	   	
With us He weaves a pattern seen just when life is done  	  	
Weaving us a wedding gown the glory of the Son
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member May Day



Oh, the memories of yesteryears
Many were filled with happy tears

Unaccompanied by painful fears
Laughter and chatter filled our ears

Time must not be allowed to steal
Those sacred times that also heal

Those years spent with childhood peers
Like a May Day plaiting of the Maypole

Such thoughts of yesteryears never grow old
Although growing old with hairs turning gray,

I am warmed and embraced this quiet morning,
as I think about the upcoming first of May.
Form: Couplet

The Speaker of the House

Saying to them, I know that you wish to sell unto myself 
Your chrysalis cures modern day vaccines maypole moments 
Amid white diamonds and mascara, visions ? But, I really hate sin so
Pawn it to one another is what I thought in recycled to speak yet 
Let the weeds be and write it in a bill to push unto these networks ? Tossing 
My cigarette upon the ground and downing a beer as I smiled then added 
Thanks for the promotion; while I pulled up my sleeve and mainlined their malaria.
Form:

"monsieur..."

Loyal… I saw and built the ground
For Journeymen walk the pillars round
A Maypole covered where played the clown
Ring Master stays… and the Rings are sound.
Elegant bows on the trunks of the proud…
Removed for the show and thrown outside
and there in the street a rose petal strides…
Making sweet beats right before our eyes.

”... the Jesus spoke in Parabola
and Parabolic I so told ya…
It’s a reflection of proportion
and a distortion of the Parable.
How dare.able. are we? ...” ;)~
© Izzy Gumbo  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Life Is Like a Maypole

Ribbons waving, 
Multicoloured
Life discovered
As they soar into the air.

Waiting for a the wind to blow
The ribbon waits
Waiting for chemotherapy to take affect
The cancer patient standstill,
The ribbons lower
Sign of the calming wind
Hair shaven
Hoping for positive result.

Ribbons shortening, 
Colours faint
The cancer worsen
The patient fades.

As death for the patient approaches
The multicoloured ribbons weaken
As the blowing wind fades
While the patient heart stops.

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