Short Ransacking Poems
Short Ransacking Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Ransacking by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Ransacking by length and keyword.
Black, endless eyes, the wind
Flapping. Pitching star to port,
Anchored cradle.
Grappling, a hook and cries;
treasures engulfing desires.
Ransacking, a pillage, flames
licking wood.
The bottle, no message; only
a Ship.
SCAVENGERS
The night sun buries his face to earth,
Slowly suspending his daily harvest -
Piles of colour and heaps of brightness
In oast house and warm barn.
Rays of darkness
Speed across the twilight
Sky, steal into small corners of the loft,
Scavengers ransacking the day.
Greens devoured by omnivores;
Nothing left but black.
The random times of fun,
of which I cannot run.
The most beautiful joy,
That make the teachers annoy.
Eating lunch during class,
Breaking windows made of glass.
Careless of the school rules,
Roaming making the teachers fool.
Such of free person was I,
Thinking of it I wanna cry.
I am ransacking for those days,
No matter what may it pays.
Those days were much fine,
Because in the end they were mine.