Short Ninety One Poems

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


Radio Cummute

it was 
seventeen
ninety one

just one
of those
years

a passing
note in
time

Mozart died
but is still
alive
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Premium Member Best Years of our Lives

    What is fun at ninety-one
       a window to the rising sun

    The setting sun’s not bad either
       though in-between I need a breather
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Yikesers

Ninety-one degrees fahrenheit it got up to today Don't the gods know it's time for autumn's ballet Lower temps expected soon In the meantime we swoon And revel in LATE summer, so put back the sleigh
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I wear my jammies now

Hannah Hippo refused to dress
I worked much longer than the rest
Finally retired at ninety-one
I wear my jammies, and have such fun

I drink my coffee in the night
stay up and play the slots so bright
do it on zoom, a gambler I am now
I do not have to look pretty, no one to wow
Form: Rhyme

The Witch And The Jaw Harp

Geillis play for King James VI
pluck your jewes trump harp
you dance then prance 
and twist your wrist 
in tune and rhythm
through the mist 
of song and on till dusk

the King delights with curious
a watchful eye
a witch be though
and lo still die
come hither, done
December, fifteen ninety one
oh Geillis Duncan hung
Form: Rhyme


Aimlessness-04

Nineteen ninety one, at the age of six saw the frenzied dance of the cyclone
In the atrocious dark of the night, we were out of sleep, fighting with wild storm
We heard the scream of people, lost our tin shed whole roof with the garret zone
On the waist of uncle I cried out for safe shelter but everyone was in unsafe mourn
In the light of next day I forgot the night and was busy to pick up fallen mangoes in lorn

©Mahtab Bangalee
Chattogram
24/10/2022

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