Short Movers Poems

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


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Oil Paint Blues

Idling in the rain
life bleeds an oily rainbow 
of pollutions blues 


©10/7/2018

contest – The Paint Movers
sponsor – Anthony Slausen
Categories: movers, art, irony, pollution,
Form: Haiku


Purpose

for each,
God has given a purpose
some be movers and shakers
as a mighty oak
most, however,
are but a simple blade of grass
on which a butterfly alights
Categories: movers, allegory, butterfly, christian, imagery, meaningful, simile,
Form: I do not know?
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They Sparkled Joy

they were not just grandparents
they were not just movers and shakers
they were exuberant, enthusiastic
and they knew how to sparkle with joy
I was lucky to have them
Categories: movers, joy,
Form: Light Verse
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Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking says we must colonize another planet Or face extinction, sure hope we can manage it That's quite a goal For us human souls The movers will make a large fortune, I submit
Categories: movers, surreal,
Form: Limerick
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Gramophones

How many remember ye ole gramophone players Music from an earlier time, such melody makers We had to place the needle Tween the grooves to play The Beatles What a joyous era for those movers and shakers
Categories: movers, memory,
Form: Limerick


Nobody Cries For the Worker

Nobody cried for the worker

he left a pile of bills a

a rusty cage of body 

cry old soul

forgotten memories  

ashes of historys dustheap

real movers and shakers 

the cries are made 

but never heard.
Categories: movers, political
Form: Free verse
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The Paint Movers Haiku

cracking and peeling
                                 
                                   the skin of cool walls crawling

                                             chameleons sigh







October 1st 2018

Composed For Anthony Slausen's
The Paint Mover(s) Poetry Contest
Categories: movers, animal,
Form: Haiku
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Putting Christmas Away

The lingering scent of an evergreen
Pine needles in the Hoover
Ornaments packed and put away
In old boxes from the movers

Outside lights taken down
The wreath removed from the door
Plastic magi figures back in the shed
Our closet door is locked no more

New toys are in the toy box
New clothes are put away
The house is back to normal
In time for New Years Day
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: movers, holiday
Form: Rhyme

The Movers and Shakers

It’s up to us movers and shakers in this world
to get things done that need doing.
You and I know full well that others will sit still and wait,
for us to get the old pot stewing.

The movers and shakers are lonely at the top,
but that is their residence by choice.
It is they who get things done and make all the plans,
and the ones who aren’t afraid to raise their voice.
Categories: movers, inspirational, voice,
Form: Rhyme

Pride of Place

The movers wheeled the piano in the apartment 
my tutors revealed plateaus climbed as an artist 
hours flying pages turned black and white keys charted 
scoured trying ages I played packed plight I started 
recitals, concert halls, from practicing hardest 
reprisals, my art calls, the piano sits modest 
In my twilight years I teach children to harvest 
the wild bright light nears, to each the piano harnessed
Categories: movers, age, appreciation, art, beauty, best friend, child,
Form: Monorhyme

Haiku Series - Desert Sands

the sand creeps sand dunes grow... gaining ground marram holds all together desert mountains... dunes imperceptible movers yet always growing on a windy day a mile long sandy beach not a place to be sandy beaches here one day... gone the next hungry oceans ripples in the sand saltating grains form ripples sand dunes nurseries creatures of the sand reptiles... insects... birds... mammals oasis wildlife
Categories: movers, nature,
Form: Haiku
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Wheelchair Highway

Wheelchair rush
Walking legs of others, please hush
Journey into continued movement
No hold back
Wheelchair staying on track
Highway On Ramp
Wheelchair jam
Wheelchairs with their own speed limit
They permit
Wheels on schedule
Moving module
Wheelchairs not a stop
Pedestrians in don’t like or not
Wheelchairs always on the go
A rush and sometimes slow
People in wheelchairs are the ones that know
Wheelchairs are people movers 
Transport and deliver
Categories: movers, body, care, character, courage, encouraging, health, hero,
Form: Rhyme

Use To Be

I guess you saw the note on the door
And the clothes all folded up on the floor.

I was going to leave before you got home.
It’s easier to leave when I’m all alone.

I guess the neighbors called when they saw the movers pull in,
And I don’t have to guess where you’ve been.

Yes, it’s plain to see.
I don’t even want to know if you still love me.

I’m leaving today!
Theirs nothing left to say.

I know the tears you cry are not for me,
But for a love that use to be.
Categories: movers, life, loss, lost love, nature, sad, social,
Form: I do not know?

Movers and Shakers

Echoes of their squalling,
finally interferes with my slumber.

Opening my eyes,
to see the pensive faces of the ladened.

And my ears,
to the ear-splitting shrill of the piteous.

Showing me their greatest fears,
Slowing becoming reality before their eyes.

I have seen for myself,
brothers smothering one another.

As a new era seeks recognition,
Iniquity impetuously taking its position.

Tardily becoming the order of the day.
 Shortly to be a disease we cannot contain.
Categories: movers, conflict, confusion, how i feel, inspiration, judgement,
Form: Blank verse
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