Short One Horse Poems

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


Premium Member In the Saddle

Some love fast cars and planes,
Buses,tractors or trains-
In the saddle,the place to be,
One horse-power,sits well with me.
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Past Times 1

Some love fast cars and planes,
Buses,tractors or trains-
In the saddle,the place to be,
One horse-power,sits well with me.

| Year Posted 2010
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Doodly

Let's all draw something that's new
Doodle. Doodle.
Something sweet to see us through
Doodle all the day.

Doodle all the night
Doodle come the light.
Doodly dum and doodly doo
In a one horse open sleigh.
Form: Lyric

Final Sunset Commands

I played out my string,
  I ran my race

My chaps are frayed,
  but spurs in place

Still one horse to ride,
  with saddle in hand

That last trail awaits,
 —final sunset commands

(Villanova Pennsylvania: July, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Its all '

Ass-y-metric.! Or so i'm told.? Whether its war or
The economy? or congress (on hold) 
Down is the latest up.' And soon up well
 it won't
Be found..There just are too many
Donkeys leading, i much preffer the former
One horse towns.)


Cowboy

rodeos and one night stands
    whiskey drinkin' and heart breakin'
every girls knight in shining armor
    horse ridin' and cattle herdin'
hat tippin' and boot scootin'
    you'll never learn your lesson . . . 
in this one horse town .
Form:

Premium Member Which Horse Are You

Which Horse Are You (Double Haiku) Miracle Man 10/6/2024 The words won’t and can’t horses with unlike bloodlines, but both still horses. One horse thinks it can't The other is proud and Won’t. Both are pedigreed.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Horse

A horse is really just a horse
We do know that of course
They cannot talk
So, we are told
But if I may be so bold
To remind you of a show of old
About one horse who was,
Supposedly, just a horse of course
He would eat all day
And when he was out of hay
Shout till he was hoarse

!!!!WILLLLLLBURRRRR!!!!
Form: Rhyme

The Jester

A Prince of Life,
A Prince of Death,
two courts for him to flee

One horse disappears under a
ransomed moon,
a drawbridge now unseen

Eyes close tight
and turn within,
all royalty disowned

As the King calls once
and the Queen calls twice
—the Jester on the throne

(Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

The Jester On the Throne

A Prince of Life—A Prince of Death,
  two courts for him to flee

One horse disappears under a ransomed
 moon,
  —a drawbridge now unseen

Eyes close tight and turn within,
  all royalty disowned

As the King calls once and the Queen 
  calls twice,
  —the Jester on the throne

(Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sounds Long Gone

Shop bells tinkling from eight 'til late
queuing customers having to wait;
Thursday,closing at noon
opportunity to court and spoon.

Collection boxes built into walls,
gossiping ladies in their shawls;
Bells pealing on the hour,
drays pulled by one horse power.

Factory hooters' blowing
Moring cocks' a crowing;
Cycle bells a-ringing,
Food home delivery a-bringing.

Premium Member Thursday Memory

Shop bells tinkling from eight 'til late
queuing customers having to wait;
Thursday,closing at noon
opportunity to court and spoon.

Collection boxes built into walls,
gossiping ladies in their shawls;
Bells pealing on the hour,
drays pulled by one horse power.

Factory hooters' blowing
Morning cockrels' crowing;
Cycle bells a-ringing,
Provisions from vans' a-bringing.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Awaiting Cinderella

around and around
up and down
the merry-go-round 
goes round 

again and again 
and again
as the sounds of music play
fond of youth and the gay
and the bells 
in the  one horse open slay

flashes of color and detail flash quickly by
elegant wooden carved animals

with shiny painted tails
prancing horses with nostrils flaring
regal lion with full curly mane staring
and a golden chariot awaiting fair
Cinderella

Premium Member Life Pill

The pill of life would cost, I fear,
Much more than I can pay,
But I still hope there will be one
For saving lives some day.
A pill that conquers all disease
And takes all pain away,
I know, somewhere, some super brain,
Strong willed enough to stay
Is working on this superb pill.
I hope there’s no delay,
For I’m fast falling all apart
Like fabled one-horse shay.

Februzry 2, 2013
 
For Pill of Life Contest
Form: Monorhyme

Nashville on my radio

It’s Thursday evening, almost nine
foot-tap, fiddle, and banjo time
with juke-box tales of love’s romance
the county jail, a second chance
for bourbon belles or backroad trucks
mail-box motels, living on luck
from one horse towns to city bars
acoustic sounds that drive guitars
harmonicas with prairie dust
Americana, steel mill rust
cornbread kitchen, joy, and sorrow
songs that long for bright tomorrows
it’s Nashville on my radio
Bob Harris and his Country Show!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Horsing Around

Hop on for the thrill o your life
   A bronco might throw you in seconds
But on this ride you'll manage the reins
   Though your horse may be a runaway train

You'll go up, you'll come down
   You'll for sure bounce around
Will you be able to stay the course?
   It depends on how you manage the horse...

Here's a tip for you cowboys out there
   For those who've been known to swear
Don't place it all on one horse -- Don't you dare
   Go ahead: Buy those stocks ~ Say a prayer!
Form: Rhyme

This Side of the Sunset

Afore twilight winged bugs
Come to rest
On a gently rippling creek 
Where placid mists acquiesced
And one horse carriages so sleek
Surrendered humanity’s finest 
Midnight sons to seek
Their customary agonist 
So renowned they were to sneak  

Neither humility nor unheard cries
Echo past the shop displays
Beyond the attendant sunrise
An unsightly game
It remains the same
All in a daze
For everyone sighs
And closes his eyes
In so many ways
And in so many days
Society dies
© Alan Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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