Short Party(A) Poems

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


Block Party

when its hot
we party a lot
love to cook
we are hook
on barbcue ribs
it full fill
loves steer and lots of beer
comming soon
mabe start at noon
listen to funky tunes 
around june
help us get started
on our
BLOCK PARTY


New Year

A new year to come
2020 will be here
another term along with
new changes and commitments
the future, the past, a destiny lasts
goals are set amongst some
others partying out the old one
along with the new journey
a new year, and new life
Praying always for all
a party, a ball, celebrations abroad.

Happy New years
be safe.

A Man of Many Parts

He is a man of many parts;
Not once not twice topping The Charts,
Even at throws of A Drunk’s Darts
And easy picking of noiseless farts …

In their party, a top notcher, 
On campus, discussed lecturer,
In some property, a poacher, 
In some clinic, Satan’s butcher,
Amidst women, Adventurer …

Indeed, A Man of many parts,
Who might soon dare horse-driven carts!
Form: Rhyme

Mercy Living

It is still that night.

It is forever that night.

All you remember

is a party          a party

& you stoned

               not knowing

it would be forever

                        forever

like a granite cliff

above a river

immense in your shriveling—

fetus-like they say—

a reverse of birth

a slow dying

                       dying

to faint

               deadly

department store music.
© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Party, a Ball, a Bash, a Riot

Let’s throw a big spectacular bash. 
And party with a smash and some flair.
Then we can grow a sexy moustache. 
And party on our face with some hair.

Maybe we should just have a ball. 
And party with black tie and a coat.
Then we can all just go out on a trawl. 
And party with the waves on a boat.

How about we all hold a crazy riot.
And party with a shout and a scream.
Then we can all just be really quiet.
And party by ourselves in our dream.
Form: Quatrain


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