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Short Postal Poems

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


Stamp On the Envelope
Sky-
The long envelope,
Moon is like the postal stamp!...

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Categories: postal, nature, night, sky,
Form: Free verse



Look.............
slime.postal man craves
another day rider girl
he wants thirteen book...

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Categories: postal, art,
Form: Haiku
Postal Service Horn Haiku
this I must confess
left letter at wrong address
became a big mess

Postal Service Horn Haiku...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: postal, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Postal Humor
Why do postal workers have a hard time changing jobs??


They are always thinking "In the box... In the box... In the box!!"...

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Categories: postal, funny
Form: Light Verse
No Postal Address
Undelivered thoughts
Stuck in a postal limbo
Like lost love letters
With the only proof they were,
Random shouts in solitude...

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Categories: postal, deep, emotions, howl, love hurts, solitude,
Form: Tanka



Going Postal
one day
i'm not
going to
take my meds
for weeks instead

i'm going
to buy a
baseball
bat and
one day

when it's
windy i'll
whack off
the heads
of dandelions

floating with the seeds...

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Categories: postal, muse,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Transferring Hope
Hope Diamond is worth two hundred millions.
Donated to Smithsonian by one worth billions.
This forty-five carat gem was sent to them by regular mail.
They were lucky the 1958 postal service did not fail....

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Categories: postal, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Like Post
Like a postman, I carry information
Like a sender ,I put together information
Like an envelope, I protect information
Like a postal stamp, the faster the information
Like the receiver , I receive information...

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© Amin Tres  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: postal,
Form: I do not know?
Fifty Years
who can take a little round
a postal moment set afire
who can separate and define
the movements in our minds?
who can ease you when you walk
miles around around around
and look again for what is gone
forever
now 
fifty years...

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Categories: postal,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member An Arm and a Foot
Since emails became king, the postal service is suffering Maybe that's why the cost of a stamp causes stuttering Are you serious, last time I looked A stamp didn't cost an arm and a foot Now need a freaking bank loan, to myself I'm muttering
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Categories: postal, angst,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Dubious Encounters
He stood blocking the postal box, and I looked over his shoulder
He yelled, "Stop looking over my shoulder!"  I replied, "I'm sorry".
Again he yelled, "Don't be sorry!"  In dismay, I backed away.

06062018PSoupContest, When Three Lines Are So Much Better, Silent One, 3P...

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Categories: postal, people,
Form: Prose Poetry
I'M So Broke I Can'T Pay Attention
Good Golly
     Miss Molly
Lord's Done
        Miracle Spun
Lost Faith
     With Wait

Got Down
  Uttered Sound

Check Arrived
      Came Alive

Uncle Sam
       You  Da Man



Tribute To The
U.S. Postal Service

Also Entry For
Carolyn Devonshire's 
Believe In Miracles Contest...

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Categories: postal, business, dedication, education, fantasy, funny, happiness, imagination,
Form: Light Verse
The United States Postal Service
We are the deliverers of the United States mail. Even when there is rain, snow, sleet, and hail, in our daily services, we will not fail. We deliver letters and packages to where you work and live. Nothing but good service is what we have to give. inspired by another member's poem
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Categories: postal, work,
Form: Light Verse
Entitled
A book requires a title
As a movie does, or play.
We take the title to a car
When we no longer pay.

A royal has a title
Whether king or prince or queen
And Mr., Ms. or Mrs. mark us
On the postal scene.

Some people feel entitled
To much more than they deserve,
But what we’d call them oftentimes
Stays hidden in reserve....

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Categories: postal,
Form: Rhyme
10am
walking into
the lobby of
my doctor's
office

wearing a t
shirt that reads
Vegetative State
Athletic Dept.

becoming one
with the crowd
realizing how
i'm just one

of the crowd
magna cum laude
world traveler now
postal worker of

course what else
could i be other
than just another
nut that has

rolled far from
the family tree...

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Categories: postal, muse,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member My Laptop
My laptop has replaced my television,
my home telephone and stereo system.
It has also replaced my calculator
and my many volumes of encyclopedias.
No longer do I need a dictionary.
The Internet has made obsolete my local library.
I no longer have any need for postal mail.
I now send and receive only emails.
The only service that my laptop hasn't replaced
more or less,
is UPS and Federal Express....

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Categories: postal, computer-internet,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Together We Stand
God bless the striking nurses, pilloried by some.'
They and the postal people, are a gift to everyone
The human touch, and prescence near in times
Of victory doubt and fear, the stand in line so fine
A rationale, to employ tells better times we can enjoy
Stand with those who only care' we've seen very devil
Bare' unity now the only way, ! with essential sevices
We need every night and day.....

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Categories: postal, appreciation, conflict, courage,
Form: Rhyme
Postal Love
Do not treat my love like a slender stamp
Left dormant day by day upon the desktop
Quiescent, quiet, I quarrel with my integrity
For I want more than ice-cream and lolly-pop licks
For I have shown responsibility and trust
For I too inquire to be desired
Teasing me with your tongue while tampering with love written memoirs  to 
someone else
You send me away
But one day I'll come back to you when you forget
his address...

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Categories: postal, introspection, love, sad, day, day, love, me,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member One Step Forward, Two Back
Spelling a thing of the past, Thank-you cards will disappear, Cursive writing will be lost, No more postal mail. Phone conversations are gone, All temples of worship close, Libraries lock their front doors, No more paper books. Good news for Craig Ferguson, Entertainer - Late, Late show, The all new Johnny Carson, No more Jay Leno. Written by Lee Ramage September 7, 2011 For Linda-Marie’s Contest “Crystal Ball” Placed 7th
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© Lee Ramage  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: postal, funny, imagination, loss, nostalgia,
Form: Dodoitsu
Premium Member Mismatched
Sweet Grace married a guy from old Amory He worked for the government gendarmerie She was a postal clerk, He was a total jerk And they soon lived in Amory's armory.
written July 18, 2021
Sweet grace who's job title is postal clerk Got married to a man she met at work Although he's a jerk She has made it work At home she's boss, lord help him if he shirks.
/
added by Belle Bellevue
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Categories: postal, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Selfish Employment
Once I was an alien
because of family ties
Once I was a sailor man
Told recruitment lies
Now I am a veteran
with socialized security
A part time postal carrier
With attitude and purity
I subsidize my poverty
By working for myself
In sickness and in health
I am earthbound as an autumn leaf
Blazing colors oh so brief
Twisting madly in the sun
Looking back at what's begun
listing badly misting sadly
hit a reef and come to grief
Closed up again
Just lost a friend...

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Categories: postal, introspection, nostalgia, on work and working, on
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Premium Member Unhappy Valentine's Day
This Valentine’s, cupid may fail No flowers or cards in the mail Our postie called Mike Joined colleagues on strike Their actions are beyond the pale! Our postal workers started a strike today – I’ve read they are delivering postal flowers but there will be no other post for 3 days. I’m lucky we don’t bother with the day but I know many will be upset. Poetic licence used our postie isn't called Mike! Happy Valentines day to you all 2/14/19
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Categories: postal, sad love, valentines day,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member The Letter
Words
Alphabets
Soup
I said I love you
You sighed
Not now
My laundry is calling
I had call waiting
Forever
My plan expired
My love retired
I sent you a letter
In a painting
A Monet in time
Collage of flowers
Spring time in Paris
I poured the tears
I drank the wine
I yearned
For what else could one do?
No postal codes or postage due
My longing never ends
My heart is at its end
So I buy this postal card
From far away
I will never return
But will you stay?...

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Categories: postal, beauty, desire, love,
Form: Light Verse
Cocoon
Moist cocoon, most horrid home
What are these paintings for?
To fill, with glee, a shutters frame?
Or anchor awkward eye?
Those thick black strokes, do they pull upon,
All oceans breaking bread?
Or map out planets, which swivel around
A strolling dullards head?

Infra dig, moist cocoon
I’m burning down this dream
Mongo rides in the silent numbers
Reporters shake with mean
Infra dig, moist cocoon
Tearing postal seem
How we start, is how we end
The distal draft, redeem...

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Categories: postal, adventure, history, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Insect Part Two
Insect Part Two

The truth is, my first insect was murdered
Right by these very steps
The death came at the hands
Or should I say, feet, of a postal worker
I called it Insect Sam
It was old and missing a limb
Three legs…maybe more…
I don’t remember
It was very long ago
And poor Sam surprised me
Insects of his species don’t move slow
But to his credit, he was a simple ant
He had nowhere to go
My next bug will wear a collar and stay inside
Away from further postal compromise...

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Categories: postal, adventure, death, history, insect, murder, silly, wisdom,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things