Short Mohawk Poems
Short Mohawk Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Mohawk by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Mohawk by length and keyword.
Christmas cold nocturne
brightness lights the noiseless night ~
restless reindeer rise
(December Cold Moon – Mohawk)
Categories:
mohawk, animal, christmas, environment, moon, native american, nature,
Form:
Haiku
In India, Trump had a scare
The Coronavirus was there!
Not one to tempt fate
Trump cancelled a date
He had to look after his hair!
Categories:
mohawk, humor,
Form:
Limerick
Forbidden colors
Shimmering light
A cup of morning
A spool of night
Whispering through
This Mohawk wind and
Sharing this cup of light, again
Categories:
mohawk, imagination
Form:
Free verse
Young Mohawk women
At the river’s edge,
Gently washing
The Warrior’s clothes
Beating skin hides
Against the smooth rocks,
At the river’s edge
In cadence beneath
The ancient sun
Categories:
mohawk, imagination
Form:
Free verse
Rainbow hair is in the teens say,
A Mohawk please, I told Miss Bee.
That would truly make my day
My mother heard these words you see.
Conservative cut is staying,
A smart choice, as she is paying.
Categories:
mohawk, mother,
Form:
Free verse
It’s National Hair Day - raise a comb!
Shake your tresses - write a poem!
Whether blonde, brunette or red,
Let’s celebrate what’s on your head.
Curly, wavy, frizzy, straight,
Pigtails or a single plait,
Buzz cut, Mohawk, updo, ‘fro,
Messy or arranged just so.
How we look, what gives us flair
Depends, in part, upon our hair.
No matter what your style is called
It’s yours to flaunt - unless you’re bald!
Categories:
mohawk, hair,
Form:
Rhyme
Markita wore the most stunning head wear to church
No one could see from behind her, unless they sat on a perch.
Pretty soon others were wearing competing oversized hats.
They were puffy and sticky, none of them was ever flat.
The minister had to finally make a plea to his congregation.
They all looked at Markita because of her known reputation.
Markita decided to shave her head and forgo the hats that day.
Other women followed suit, even a mohawk, for she led the way.
Categories:
mohawk, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Rhyme