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Short Piston Poems

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


Time
Time

This piston drives, lives, dies
Call it time, it survives


Poem – Time- created by: Earl Schumacker 
on 10/11/14 for - In Its Essence- Poetry Contest...

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Categories: piston, image, life, nature, philosophy, time, truth, wisdom,
Form: Verse



Encroached By a Roach
Encroached By A Roach

Encroached by a roach
Those insects which we do dread,
Who we wish were dead.  

Jim Horn

Roach with piston which will cock,
To me sounds like a bunch of crock....

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: piston, anxiety,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Standing In a Garage
Going to church on Sunday doesn't make you a Christian Any more than standing in a garage make you a piston This made me cackle Like a happy jackal Then walked into a lion's den and it made me a chicken
...

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Categories: piston, truth,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Limerick: Once a Barrister Hired a Spinster
Limerick: Once a Barrister hired a Spinster

Once a Barrister hired a Spinster
To work his pump short of a sphincter
She bought piston and nuts
Fixed up the leaking guts
Then Spinster married Barrister’s sister.

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: piston, horror,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Age of Steam
Mighty engine wayward theme
piston rods ejecting steam
vibrant alive this the motion
from city town to the ocean
long gone now the huff and puff
screaming whistle growls and gruff
enduring rhyme upon the track
rhythm of the clickety clack.

© Harry J Horsman  2010...

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Categories: piston, travel,
Form: Rhyme



In the Night
Is your pen fully loaded,
  is the piston pulled back

Are the words of high-caliber,
  is your target intact

Does intention self load, 
  does conviction re-sight

Will the ink run like blood 
 —when you fire in the night

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2018)...

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Categories: piston, writing,
Form: Rhyme
Nigel and Me
Nigel likes to talk about planes
And trains and motorbikes.
He has a few friends
Who like the same.
I say to him: "Why does the piston go up and down?"
He tells me,
But I don't really understand.
I go back to my poetry books
And let my imagination soar.
While Nigel gets on his bike and makes it roar....

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© Peter Dean  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: piston, car, passion,
Form: Free verse
With His Arms
With his Arms 

With grasping shovel parts 
he clasped her stiffened frame
with piston arms locked upon
a body shocked through love
Tenderness approached and won
and soon her will was broken
his chest so firm was stroked
as unsaid words were passed
with bed sheets holding secrets 
of one night lovers reign...

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Categories: piston, love, lust,
Form: ABC
Show Me Your Mask and Ill Show You Mine
The mask's that unmask unbridled seems of gold
All wrapped in sullen shrouds of matted purple 
Manifest my dreams driven by engines with plumes of wantoned steam
Following the piston leader score there sleeves in disbelief
1, 2, 3, 4 mesmerized by the coal that glow morphing into embers
Till not a solitary soul can remember...

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Categories: piston, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Horsepower Makes Us Proud
Rednecks make parts in the basement 
They've mastered piston emplacement
They'll bore out a block
To be bigger than stock
Displacement has no replacement

Author's note.  A really great guy in the office has a classic '67 Firebird
that will go really fast and has fun taking it to car shows in the area.
This is part of American culture. Yahoooo!...

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Categories: piston, home, house, humor, identity, image,
Form: Limerick
Day Sleeper
Lost out of the picture,
fallen out of life,
cut-eyed shut down

from all the cars and trains
and all this carrying and breaking
and lines of words without spaces.

You breathe softly, regular,
as if in a deep wood,
as paced as a slow piston

in exile to yourself,
a half life turned inside

as if the strings that
could lift you
hang loose in the sunlight....

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Categories: piston, family,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things