Short Plumbs Poems

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


Premium Member Lighting the Darkness

Drawn to day's sunlight
Behemoth reaches higher
Shading his neighbor
Light plumbs the depths of darkness
Sending prisms of sparkles
Form: Tanka


Genie Sis

The Devil still plumbs the abysses
But girls know his serpent just hisses
If you really care
Let Eve tell you where
She pisses she misses French kisses!
Form: Limerick

The Pop-Star Plumber

Have you seen the part time plumber?
He plumbs in winter and a pop-star in summer
During a plumbing job, he will thrust out his spanner
Singing into it “Copacabana”
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Bummed

BUMMED

Ann delivered peaches and plumbs.
Bob could only give Ann breadcrumbs.
Ann’s fruit very sweet.
Bob’s crummy crumbs cheat.
Why does Ann’s fruit only draw bums?

7/6/2017
Limerick
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Three For Heifetz

when you hear these two
Fritz Kreisler    Jascha Heifetz
all others fall short


Piano trio in d minor
Arensky says
Heifetz says
“I love you”


In his playing
There is an edge
Exciting!
Leading!
An edge    I’m certain
He is unaware
It sculps the tree
Plumbs the wood depth
Finds the time opened pores
Then speaks from within
Form: Haiku


Pinch Me Now So That I Can Know If Its Real

Am I dreaming of you while I sleep

It doesn’t matter I’m in to deep

I’m enveloped in the fantasy of you every eve

My passions and desires live in our world of make believe

You’re a true artist with your imagination

Above everything else you are my favorite hallucination

So come with me and let the sugar plumbs dance

Soul to soul locked away forever in our wonderful trance

It’s amazing the way your love makes me feel

Pinch me now so that I can know if it’s real
Form: Rhyme

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