Short Newfangled Poems

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


' Sun Smiles '

~*~ ========= aureate shaft fazed copious pigments imbibed newfangled "prime" glared. ~*~ ========================
Form: Haiku


In Its Essence - Life

Newfangled in its essence
A tangled quintessence
_______________________|
VERLENA S. WALKER!
Penned on October 11, 2014!
FOR IN ITS ESSENCE CONTEST!
Form: Verse

Premium Member Grandma's fallen behind

Newfangled technology's not for her.
Does it have more than one button?
Yes... she won't want it!



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other

Premium Member What's a Landline Something Knew - a Didactic Cinquain

WHAT'S A LANDLINE SOMETHING KNEW  - A Didactic Cinquain


Telephone
Newfangled, wired
Lining, speaking, telexing
Ever so wired
Telephone set 


8/8/20
written word by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Blast Off

I abhor those newfangled air driers which blast your hands with hot air It’s paper towels that this gal requires but there's none - shucks life just isn’t fair! YOUR BEST FOUR-LINE LIGHT VERSE Poetry Contest Sponsored by L Milton Hankins 08/17/21


Premium Member The Kindest Man, New In Town

He was the kindest man, with newfangled, unusual ways of doing things.
He had a good heart, but was avoided by the townies.
Died at thirty-eight, probably from a sense of shame
As his business died first because no one would venture in.
Sad for the few of us who got to know him, his employees.
Form: Elegy

Modern

Marvelous and newfangled
  ~ purses and cars

Original or trendsetting
  ~ restaurants and bars

Different and fresh
  ~ opinions and ideas

Elegant or stylish
  ~ show smiles and not tears

Radical and sensational
  ~the headlines each day

New-fashioned or en-Vogue
  ~ Living today's Modern way!
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Contemporary Prance - Bawdy Warning

My friends took me down to Broadway To watch a newfangled ballet T'was called the Buttcracker And not the Nutcracker The title was apt I can say Some dancers were dressed in tutus Bulges in their tights gave us clues All the dancers were male My friends face turned quite pale Next time we should read the reviews! 02/08/21
Form: Limerick

Kickled Out

"Here is a thing, glorious thing
Fit for a king,
Glamorous, gaudy grand thing for a fling,"
Seventeen salesmen, cocky and proud'
Chanted aloud,  "Joy is a thing!
Stand out from the crowd!"  

I was kicked out of a classy, cult carnival,
Giddy old newfangled, loveless fat carnival.
Small wonder I fled,
After asking for bread,
From the horror and dread,
Of stones.
Form: Lyric

A Brand New Life

A BRAND NEW LIFE!

In time of peace, preach me.
In time of conflict, teach...

When life is forsaken
When strife is a hearkened

A fool will never win.
No skills for boob to give

The game of the chicken
Tame to be no bigger

A mind to do, endure
A brain to have, a cure

Newfangled in its essence
A tangled quintessence
________________________|
Penned on October 11, 2014!
Form: Verse

Premium Member Brand New Joints

If I must run for my life, I’m a dead duck These old worn-out hips will give out quick Time came when my arthritis was undeniable When I walk now, I hear my knees click. I’m thinking I should consider replacements Those newfangled techniques are superb, I saw an old lady with brand new hip joints Kick an unwitting purse snatcher to the curb.
Written September 4, 2022

Premium Member Eager New Co Worker

Tendrils of absolute enthusiasm 
Ooze out of Chase, our new eager recruit.
Let me get your coffee, he says to McFhazm.
The hardest guy to impress, the first one to shoot.
You and your newfangled ideas down, we all held our breath.
Too bad for you now, warns our other intern, Young Seth.
We thought Chase was crazy, and would get rebuked away.
But instead, McFhazm made him a V.P. by the end of the day.

They Tax Our Axes

They want to tax our axes
Then, take away our trees.
They impose cell phone taxes.
Then, laugh and shoot the breeze.
Lodges, matches, bridges, britches,
Dresses, dishes, finches, fishes.
Hinges, hitches, hedges, hearses,
Lenses, lynxes, luscious lashes…
They dip their hands in every pot.
Spreading wealth around they say…
Big Business taxes are a lot…not!
The newfangled economic way –
The middle class will love to pay!

© January 29, 2011
Dane Smith-Johnsen
Form: Rhyme

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