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Short Ottawa Poems

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


Rain - Ottawa Valley
lightning and action
 
      rain ripping up the valley

       thunderous      a pause...

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Categories: ottawa, storm,
Form: Haiku



August 6th 2020 In Ottawa
for Hiroshima
    The Peace Tower tolls today

            ears ring eternal




***...

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Categories: ottawa, remember, war,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member A Minister of Joy
Dear dear Mo, my capitol friend A Minister of Joy each morning she sends An Ottawa leader of happiness We citizens are blessed Hope she's re-elected and her term doesn't end
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Categories: ottawa, joy, leadership,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member My Ottawa Sweetie
My Big "O" Sweetie is always there for me Don't know that I deserve her, but I'm down on one knee Thank you, dear Mo My love has growed To the point, ye ol' sun don't shine till I see it is thee!
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Categories: ottawa, friend,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Ottawa Treaty
Infestation of Anti-personnel land mines Rwanda declared free On 2 December 2009, Rwanda became the first country to be declared free of landmines. http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/war-3.php
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Categories: ottawa, angst, death, history, hope, life, loss, on
Form: Senryu



Premium Member Booby Bibs
Dear Mo, my Ottawa sweetie, told me of this phrase She and Gramma used when they spilled coffee in the morning haze Instead of bosoms, they'd emit This phrase “Booby Bibs” Natural "quicker picker uppers" for sopping coffee up in a daze
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Categories: ottawa, cute,
Form: Limerick
Spring's Victory
Blue butterflies dancing with me,
Old stars come down to kiss the earth,
The happy birds are flying free,
A time for perfume, endless mirth
New silver bells ring… Victory!
Snowdrops announce the new Spring birth.
Cherry blossom rise in splendor,
As the winter slow surrender!...

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Categories: ottawa, happy, spring,
Form: Ottava rima
Pulse - Repost - Love Poem For Ottawa
In the middle
In the midst 
Of this bureaucratic 
Heart
Pumping
Paper
Ideas
The pulse
Of this great nation
In the middle
In the midst
Of me

 Circa 2005


Ottawa born and raised. I was a bicycle courier here for twenty years, developing a very special affinity for my city, my community, and my country....

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Categories: ottawa, love, passion, work,
Form: Verse
Premium Member My Old House
___ ~~ ___ Victorian, drafty, floors crooked, creaking, windows stick, but full of character. ______________________ October 3, 2016 Poetry/Free Verse/My Old House (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) Copyright Protected, ID 16-832-262-0 All Rights Reserved. Written under Pseudonym. Written for the contest, Where I live, One Liner sponsor, Silent One Third Place
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Categories: ottawa, home,
Form: Free verse
Travels Beyond Miles Smile
Sri Lanka to Canada 8000 long miles 
Not like a distance that seeing a smile 

From Ottawa just at dawn
A friend came to wish me
When new year in approach 

“Thank you for making smile at me yesteryear”

In WhatsApp this read

Still keeping in mind the moment of his smile 
For which he thought I was a party 
In a World of forgetting all like at eighty

A smile travels beyond miles, very true!...

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Categories: ottawa, blessing, care,
Form: Free verse
Ottawa Dreams
far far away
where skies are always grey
but hearts glad
hellos are common
warming wintry mornings of purest white.

this fairytale land
where snowflakes litter pretty dreams
and days are short but happy.

I now return to a land of sunshine and more sunshine
casting aside winter's cold
for cotton shirts and flip-flops
where humid nights greet tepid dawns
clutching a pocketful of snow dreams
and songs of a winter white world, far far away....

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© Jay Lo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ottawa, imagery,
Form: Free verse
Ottawa Beach
Seagulls soar
on a whispering west wind.
Waves flow
onto shoreline of white warm sand
and sandcastles grace the beach.

The sun looks down on its worshipers
from a billowing sky of blue and white.
A butterfly lands
on a wooden chair
and children laugh.

Noisy jet skis
powered by gas and testosterone
cleave the pristine sea,
while sailboats lazily drift
like swans on a rural pond.

On a midsummer day,
we drink in the nectar
of a Lake Michigan beach....

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Categories: ottawa, nostalgia, seasons
Form: Free verse

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