Short Phone Booth Poems

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Premium Member Woof Woof

Bert was in a phone booth
Phoning his girlfriend Ruth
To say their courtship was over
He preferred his dog Rover
For company...struth
Form: Limerick


Premium Member The Phone Booth

    Dressed in 'Down's Syndrome,' the children
       set up a phone booth on stage

       inciting audience rage
    when E.T. refused to phone home
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Telephone Booth Days

Man leaves phone booth too quickly, and then?
            Knocks his front tooth out with his gold fountain pen.

      
                           4/28/2021
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Curses -- Foiled Again

This time for sure, Jimmy Olson, intent
To find out the secret of one Clark Kent --
   He'd locked the phone booth
   What a super-sleuth! --
Too bad: Top was wide open as a tent
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Loss

LOSS

sitting on the bus
watching shops pass by
passengers reflected exit like ghosts
she’s gone
and another      and another


in the park
by a phone booth
wanting to call my love
sudden shade startles me
sun behind a cloud


Dave Austin
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Communication

COMMUNICATION

no one calls, no talk
and letter writing who writes
comunication

I drop a dime in
into the dial pay phone booth
pick up please no talk

silence becomes gold
in the quietness riches
communication

3/14/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2018
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Lying Phone Booth

The lies people believe mount like hills of trash at a dump!
Trees are chopped off the family tree, leaving only a stump
All I can say is, it’s not too late to research for the truth
Save your life and forget the mainstream media’s lying phone booth!

Heidi Sands

10/9/21
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member For Only One

Is a kayak something anyone can share? In a phone booth, there’s not much room to spare. How many people can sit on a chair? For items like this, we must be aware. Having two or more would not be fun. Some things are intended for only one. inspired by another member's poem

Phone Booth

Your "I love you" is like a noose
And your touch is
a touch too cruel
You swore you'd treat me apple pie sweet I should've tasted the cyanide Known you were killing me But now you're all stuck In my lungs Cigarette smoke It's a slow choke You'll never let me free or Leave me alone Goodbye love I'm hanging up the phone
© Czar Falak  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member dial tone

A 
Phone call
That will go
Ignored then on -
Static pours out from
The receiver until
I can hear your voice through it. 
Let me drown in this soft white noise,
Let me sleep until I dream of you;
Your form flickers in my memories. 
When the dial tone breaks the facade
And I'm left alone in the booth, 
All I can think to do is 
Rummage around looking 
For just one more - oh,
That quarter was 
The last one
I had
Left.
Form: Etheree

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