Short Mic Poems
Short Mic Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Mic by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Mic by length and keyword.
She plays her love for me on strings,
And I, a lucky soul, am still,
And listen as she sings her heart—
A prize no other man can keep.
i can't
say i'm a
meat puppet
because i'm
not in the band
but i'll allow
you to put
your hand
stuff it in
and with
fingers
do as
you
co
mm
and
Form:
Carly Simon, songstress, big hair, and a huge smile
Cheshire cat teeth you can see across the Nile
You’re So Vain just might be about Mick Jagger
Love her Itsy-Bitsy Spider and all of her swagger
You must taste just like urban art,
all that swag dripping from your smirk;
Contours of tag lines show your heart,
a masterpiece with skilled brushwork;
So stylish with that nouveau quirk,
your scent won’t abide dilution;
With a word you drive crowds berserk;
On the mic you’re revolution.
A man named Disney drew a mouse named Mickey
Now Disney's gone, but Mickey still goes strong
In cartoons and parks from Spain to New York City
Across the globe all kids can sing his song
A melody you simply can't get wrong
Though Disney only lived to sixty-five
That mouse he drew is very much alive
Let me feel your pain
Let me disappear in your depth
Let me paint with your tears
Let me read from your wrinkles
Let me hold the gem that makes you
Let my tongue speak of the strength, that's you
I hear you
I feel your pain
I respect the strength, that's you
Inspired by Darlene Gifford's poems: on the bridge too far, a rainbow glitters, my little soldier boy and on the beach at dusk
It was open mic nite
or maybe ladies night
no matter, wasn’t my scene
so I ordered a beer and took
my seat
The show was amatuer night
for sure
everyone laughed
drum roll
curtains
left my glass with the waitress
and my tip
caught a guy out in the front lot
hocking CD’s at ten bucks a pop
says hes a musician, I should hear his stuff
its gangster rap
ten spot later
blazed down the road
not my scene
but I take
my seat