Short Newspaper Poems
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Coins and watches
keychains
old newspaper clippings
Necklaces and chains
stamps
baseballs cards and old pictures
all thrown into one
`Please pass the sugar'.
Newspaper blocking his view,
`Pass the sugar, please'.
He doesn't know if I'm there
Or if he talks to the chair.
I ride a leaky newspaper raft
Adrift on the linoleum
Anxiously awaiting an
An attack of smelly
squirming happiness
covered in fuzz:
Puppy love.
clock ticks
unnoticed
the newspaper
unread
vibrant aliveness
knows nothing of this
celebrating renewal
of bliss thunder within
18-December-2022
Today
I read a newspaper,
In it was half a column
On a people starving and dying,
The rest of it was :
Photos,
Crossword puzzle,
And faded letters.
abandoned in field
one thousand tiny new chicks
willing hands save them
based on newspaper story over the weekend
02~20~17
"Desperately looking for a girl of my life",
In the newspaper the ad from a man.
He got the offers:- one hundred and ten.
All as one wrote: " Please, take my wife!"
randomly opened
by a gust of wind
the newspaper
like a neglected child
seeks attention
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Posted 18th February 2022
Scarehead of the newspaper startled us.
Scaremonter tactics with lots of fuss.
Fires and flooding.
Airplane crash mudding.
Please don’t read the newspaper, little cuss.
Written April 20, 2016
Here he comes
To the red brick mailbox
Down the solar powered sidewalk
Newspaper in hand
A suburban professional
However antisocial
Newspaper lining
Old soul's old soles had worn holes
Temporary fix
*Interpretation of Raul's "Still Life" photo. To me the lining of the shoes looked like old newspaper.
MAKES ME SMILE
A bowl of Popcorn
Steaming hot and freshly popped
A delicious treat
MAKES ME FROWN
Morning newspaper
In a puddle, soggy-wet
Will never be read
Blossoms the dandelion
Renaissance premises ion
Borderline scripted small fonts
Newspaper article daunts
4/15/24
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©
I read in the newspaper:- "The police,
Are looking for a young impudent rapist."
I called them straight off- "I'm ready for job!"
But - was roughly rejected by an arrogant snob.
I heard
"Till death does us apart"
in a song,
And then, in a newspaper I read
the songwriter himself
did not wait that long,
I guess
after a while he got the point
that he was wrong
We used to travel to the beach,
Fish and chip shops in our reach,
Fish so fresh and flaking,
Fanta orange our thirst slaking,
In newspaper, chips were wrapped,
Bayside trips, us kids were rapt!
With Playful Eyesight
With playful eyesight he became a peeker;
Through tough times which were bleaker;
When we had read,
What newspaper said,
We realized that the source was a leaker.
Jim Horn
Cracks in the floor,
filled with old cardboard.
Plastic on the windows,
blankets on the doors.
Newspaper on the plumbing,
wood stacked by the stove.
Preparing for the winter,
when I was just a boy.
i unraveled
the newspaper
the suns travels
the days labor.
another rise
another fall
worth the price
after all?
more blood
spilled
kill or be
killed
to fill up our cars
your home must be drilled.
Form:
Preparing for the winter,
when I was just a boy.
Newspaper on the plumbing,
wood stacked by the stove.
Plastic on the windows,
blankets on the doors.
Filled up with cardboard,
Cold cracks in the floor.
mysteries
of a broken window
haunt me
hand wrapped in newspaper and gauze
still drips blood
days later
turn away
he washes old wounds in the old laundry sink
lye soap
stinging
tears
regrets
truth
flow below
Newspaper
useful, informative
updating, revealing, rewarding
community, classified, politics, obituaries
enraging, appalling, depressing
precarious, sorrowful-
Psalmbook
A stained teacup sits sadly in the sink
Ashes of a past fire grey the hearth
An unread newspaper, old man's spectacles
A packet of mints lay on the scratched surface
Of a beeswaxed table
Waiting for Thomas Ryan to return
curly sue was enjoying lovely daisies and holly hocks too
she was soon surrounded by flowers of pink, red and blue
a picture was taken and published in a newspaper by Lu
a woman distantly related to the adorable young curly sue