Short Record Poems

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


Premium Member cancer is a killer

cancer survivor
eight years with a clean record
feeling some relief
year nine is a killer year
cancer takes body hostage
Form: Tanka


If You Find Yourself In the Middle of Mid Winter River

A poem is a
freezing
inner conscience
someone threw
by a stone
as it breaks
It's the record of those groans.
An event.

Premium Member trendy

in a dream a record store

groovy man its lesley gore

voice mid soprano

and a piano

sleepy sandmans muzak score.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Geronimo Stomp

Geronimo Stomp That has a nice ring to it. Go Barry Darvell. What a catchy melody. A record from yesteryear.
Form: Tanka

Love and Friendship

LOVE creates the LIFE and 
FRIENDSHIP makes the LIFE.
both LOVE and FRIENDSHIP is same
respect them.
make a record in your life.
Form: Cinqku


Premium Member I Entered the Fray


     I entered the fray
       bent the discussion

     Yet to record for posterity
        my pen lacked the percussion
Form: Couplet

Premium Member SONG

SONG
a voice
melody

the record player
in my big brothers' room
magical seventy-eights

"my musical friend and savior"
Form: Verse

All the Music - the 1970s

All the music done by ear
Hammered out by courier
Lyric carried all the cheer
While record shows the blow and beer.

~TH~  03/19/15
© Tom Hitt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Discord

Everything you said,
Was conjuring up the dead.
The countless sleepless nights; 
Scenes running through my head,
Haunted by the dead.
© Skyy Allen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Here It Comes

Storm warning, record rain
Jet stream, El Nino waters 
Wind gusts and mudslides 






For Brian Strand's Poetry of the Noun contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Yet Another Fine Mess

Without a fair means to endure
Inflation puts some in the sewer
The Fed might raise rates
Until it abates
But their record makes us unsure
Form: Limerick

Premium Member On the Far Side of the Moon

amid dry, gray dust
translucent spheres of glass
record a lunar past


https://www.livescience.com/china-rover-spots-glass-spheres
Form: Haiku

Elevated

Raise me higher 'til I'm inside Her,
To be exposed and proven a Liar
If ruled a Fool, so then build the Pyre
Record my words then set me on fire!
Form: Rhyme

Nature

I came out here
To record nature
But found nature
Had herself recorded 
In greater detail
And better form:

‘Nature has done her part
Do thou but thine!’

You Never Know

you never know 
when the record player strikes 
and vinyl floats and sums

pop stars melt down 
to ordinary people 
while female choir sings meekly

Sofa Cushions

Sofa Cushions

I let the cushions on 
the sofa in the 
downstairs living room record my 
sleeping patterns because 
that’s what she 
loves to do.

Premium Member Peruvian Quipu

Ancient Peruvians used the quipu
To record events for more than a few.
Cord with knotted string
Messages to bring
Future accounting for me and for you.
Form: Limerick

A Poem For Mike Kendall

I
Have
Shut
Off
The
Lights

Reed
Switches
Engaged
By
What used to be my record player

Now
Dances
Circular
Songs

Dancing
Into
The
Void

Congradulections

Congradulections


We prayed and we prayed
for the "record" to be broken...
Now respect what was said
by "those" who have spoken!



01st Sept' 2013
Form: Verse

Premium Member Drive

I’m hurtling through time and through space
And I’m driving at a record pace
But the more that I drive
The later I’ll arrive
It’s time I did an about-face
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Verse Freed To Be Me

sequence-IMAGISM

I
record
what I see-
two images
fuse-
thought
pauses
within me-
then verse sets it
free


Copyright © Brian Strand | Year Posted 2010
Form: Imagism

Life In Music

In my dream I was in a record player,
On and track that kept spinning,
The music blasting from all directions,
Then it stops and everything went silent and still.

Premium Member In the Groove

Am I in the groove or on the right track?
My record player goes clickety-clack,
The lyrics I hear are all in pig-Latin,
Backed by the sounds of downtown Manhattan.
Form: Rhyme

The Fate Of Sarah Rector

The world against her
But destiny had other plans.

From barren land
To boundless fortunate.

From testament to record book
The resilience to luck and hard work.
Form: Bio

Sad Life 9

the circus, hooray
but I do not go
instead I am locked away
with only a pot to pee in
I escape through the window to play in the yard
a permanent mark on my record
Form:

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