Short Microphones Poems

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


Autumn Wind

Sacred sounds of the autumn wind
Blessed microphones could not endow
A feeling that our lives entwined
This silly technology knows not how.
Form: Quatrain


How I Work

Ten monitors
Nine hours
Eight safety messages
Seven binders
Six coffees
Five computers
Four clipboards
Three maps
Two microphones
One stubby pencil
Form: List

Premium Member Never Forget 9-11-21

years old microphones grown kids ~twenty years~ bereaved tapping tacit tears beat hours beat ~TAPS~ trumpet tase seared seats for the fallen’s kin 9/11/2021
Form: Tanka

The Stone Hedge Report

Stepping unto her microphones an impromptu appearance.... 
Assuring them all that yes, his golden proverb shall soon arrive ?
Tears of joy a collective shout wiping the grief their years these eyes.
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Form:

Time To Dance ( ~music)

Melodies pulsing through my soul
Undulating symphony of rock and roll
Strumming rhythms.. electric heat
Instrumental with a jazzy beat
Chords and lyrics.. Microphones
~~Bring delicious wiggles to my bones.
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Singing Goldfish

Their silver nightclub microphones were mega-big, giant size I’d say
Three sensuous singing goldfish stepped up to sing the night away
They started with Chattanooga Choo Choo which always makes me cry
Ending up with a hearts and flower song where some creepy guppies die.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Could Never Write

I could never write a poem about 
Horseradish
Dust bunnies
Nose hairs
Rat droppings
A dead roach
Cow pies
Mastication
Silverfish
Ketchup
A dirty diaper
A car engine
Naval fuzz
Cobwebs
Vampires
Microphones
Skateboards
Nail clippings
Torn limbs
I say and then I do.
Form: List

The World Will Never Know

There are red carpets
untouched by my feet
and film credits without my name.

Microphones not knowing my voice
and lenses unfamiliar with my face.

Spotlights I will not stand in,
stages I will not appear on.

People I will never get to meet.

And there is only one heart all of this is breaking.

Premium Member So it's come to this

It's right out in the open for everyone to see ~

puppets bought and paid for
dancers strung and played
delusional parrots with microphones
hostages read the demands of a madman
while maintaining somewhat of a poker face

It's never been so obvious : integrity has its price.



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member A Primal Scream

Far from the curious and the bored
   from prying eyes and microphones
The haunt of laboratory and clipboard
   stiff backbone, late nights alone

A drive from deep inside, a primal scream
   pushing and tugging the scientist's dream
Fatigue's chains broken, he toils on 
   Discovery's Joy, a new day's dawned
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member TV Remote Microphone

I get to brag, I have to gloat
loving the microphone on my remote
I now press it and tell it what to do
before this I stared, and had no clue

the other buttons do not help me in any way; a con
I used to stand around, begging my TV to come on
I give the remote microphones a little command
confident I will be able to travel to TV land
Form: Rhyme

Gospel Truth

Poetry transformed
Vibrated through
microphones
Ladies don't
give away your moans
freely
Entice with your eyes
come back
In nine months 
full of surprise.
Nothing could be better
than creating another you
You and I, the gospel truth.
If you don't mind
I'd like to preach 
about it
 for an hour or two
While your
eyes unfold
 the greatest gift
my ears have ever heard
© Ts Lewis  Create an image from this poem.

Appalachian Trail Walk

showers of castanets 
on a tin roof
a stop-over for the night 
        on the longest hike

a bushel of owls 
in each drip of rain 
   aftershocks of mice nibbling through
the wires of a sleepless mind

listening 
through ear shaped microphones

pigeons scrabble overhead
       then clatter as they take off

the rain softens toward dawn
to a ten second splish
       
        time to move on

You and I

let us richly grow the word
deep in the hearts of the world
our being the ripened seed of seen
planted in wide acceptance therein
to bloom the one, his come and call
in fruitful yields he longs of all
not microphones tilling tares across
of sundays' spill in sows of dross
much sowing, much growing, what is to see?
dread dirtiness in laughs of hurt mockery
so, let's sow ourselves true of the word
and what true change come upon the world

Think Or Sink

As the days turn to nights
The lights fade to shadows
So the truth changes
For those who think
About as broadly as
Fishing line of light gauges

As rain turns to snow
And water freezes solid
So convictions firm
For those who think
The other side of the coin is as faraway as
The next presidential term

As a roar is silenced
The microphones turned off
So the communal life drifts
For those who sink
Into loneliness as silent as
The reason for their philanthropic gifts

Birthday Quarantine Queen

Today’s my daughter’s birthday.
In her group home, there was cake,
Balloons and decorations;
It was fun, make no mistake.

There was pizza, dayglo bracelets,
Blow-up microphones, as well
As some neon light-up glasses – 
Very festive, you can tell.

She was sporting a tiara
And, in photos from the scene,
She was glowing in a t-shirt
Which read “Queen of Quarantine.”

We are grateful to her staff
Who kept the party going on
And we also owe a debt
For all that stuff to Amazon!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A VIC-POL POEM,

Heard some twaddle ten days ago? some TWOTS with microphones giving it a go.'
Got some SCAZNA waddling in the hills.' 'Johns' Questioning the locals..By order of the shills.' I think there are snipers ? I wonder
Are there some, who gunned down our Koalas; 800 was it the sum.? Geez what a heap of trouble from twenty twenty on.'
Where has my 'easy going homeland gone?' Hey why not give the hunters shovels and picks? so they can dig the final grave
For vic-pol.. Away up there in the sticks.'
Form: Rhyme

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