Short Novelties Poems

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


An Active Life

I'm the same as the sea,
         don't conceive eld and tired...
         I'm always
         involved with wave...!
         creating novelties  !
 !


Premium Member Positions In Time

Corinthian columns challenge lifespan
host of novelties transcend
observance pause barters expend
cornices prime, capital defend
shaft and base strengthened
All New Testament lengthened
Form: Monorhyme

Seven Things I Would Save If My House Was On Fire

Seven Things

Saving
Everything
Valuable
Electronics 
Novelties 

Telephone 
Harmonica
Including
Necklaces
Gold
Silver

Sponsored by: Caren Krutsinger
Name of Contest: Seven Things I would Save if my House was on Fire
Date Created: 02/05/2019
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Capsule in a Caravan

A shored life awakes the old patience is a virtue a wondrous light a way for the world one way passage yielding trifles abundant returns nameless faceless novelties in scrolls constant to air The Book of Life accounts tallies clearly visible hidden from sight chance of a lifetime warps through glass bottled sealed.
Form: Triversen

A Dark House

The accretion of a perfect squall
when claws were out-

scavenging novelties. A lewd
paranoia slains a farewell

in a trench. The chamber has
vomited a mound of gold blinding a shell.

The combs did not straighten
the puff. The old man was very lonely.

I would stop hunting the stings
of a bare-chested moon.

I recuse myself from judging the paperboat
which wanted to cross the ocean.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC


Premium Member The Judge

Turning fortune wheel
picking up creatures at whim
swept up like water
from familiarity
to unscripted novelties

Seeds blown by the wind
odd mix landing where it will
new cycle begins
sprouting in golden riches
or withering poverty

Sickness or beauty
even the power to choose
ends without notice
the judge remains and recalls
choice made to hate or to love.

Secon Place: John Anderson-A Garland String of Tankas-1/12/26
Tenth Place: Brian Strand-All Yours-1/20/21
Form: Tanka

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