Short Parisians Poems
Short Parisians Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Parisians by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Parisians by length and keyword.
Carnage By Savages
Parisians were enjoy a lovely evening
and their Joie De Vivre was radiating
form every eye in the Music Hall and cafes;
The Eiffel Tower and...
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Categories:
parisians, life, paris, violence,
Form:
Rhyme
Carnage By Savages
Parisians were enjoy a lovely evening
and their Joie De Vivre was radiating
form every eye in the Music Hall and cafes;
The Eiffel Tower and...
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Categories:
parisians, life, paris, violence,
Form:
Rhyme
The Penguin Who Squawked For His Supper
There once was a penguin, got lost in France
Had to sing for his supper or else dance --
He decided to squawk
At which Parisians gawked --
He hit a high note and down came his pants...
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Categories:
parisians, bird, paris, song,
Form:
Limerick
What About These Two
Two beauties were not quite flappers
But Parisians, so almost that open
Servicemen approached them cautiously
Pulled up two chairs, flirted a bit.
They humored them before sending them packing....
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Categories:
parisians, french,
Form:
Light Verse
Notre Dame Cathedral
Nortre Dame Cathedral,
ancient and regal
devoured by smoke and flame
history lost, stones crumble
who is to blame?
water and flame fight
deep into the April night
Parisians in the streets
watch the lady's defeat
mournful songs fill the smokey air
in the morning, hearts in mourning
will the Grand Dame of Paris still be there?...
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Categories:
parisians, age, angst, art, death, fire, heartbreak, lost,
Form:
Quintain (English)
There Is Nothing More Beautiful
A Paris night,
There is nothing more
beautiful.
Late night walking
through small streets.
The metro, underground
is dark and mysteriously lovely.
Up into the nightlife
emerges spirit from
all.
Twinkling in spots all
around, the music
of the Parisians
sounds.
Like happiness wrapped
in a starry bow
but with wide awake yet
sleepy eyes.
It watches us slowly
wind down
into a café espresso and a
“Bonne matin, madamoiselle."...
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Categories:
parisians, adventure, beauty, happy, night, paris,
Form:
Free verse
Culture
What is culture
Watching “france24” one would think culture was invented in Paris.
Well, it wasn’t
The Parisians are rude and live on onion soup.
The reason Paris became famous as an art place
Were cheap rent and poor painters and writers flocked there
Well, it is not cheap anymore.
Culture is to show respect for other nations and language
Of which the French sadly lacks.
Anyone who has taken the underground in Paris in the morning
Can testify to this....
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Categories:
parisians, absence, abuse, age, america, angst,
Form:
Blank verse
Picnicking In Paris
The men are handsome in their suits and ties
The women casually nude
picnicking in Paris in the 1860's.
This must be the new way
Parisians are cultured
Perhaps this is what we should all be doing
I stare at the freedom of the women
They are the lucky ones.
I kick off my knickers; I pull my dress over my head
Loud yelling commences
A museum guard runs up and covers me in a hazmat suit
He leads me into a room with other women who are all nude
Apparently we all saw the same canvas...
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Categories:
parisians, art, women,
Form:
Light Verse