Short Regulator Poems

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


Repo build update

Annealing bypass accountant funnel package routing

Die stream play overlays
Towards function
Away from heat regulator 

Mobile O.S grid independence

Semiconductor dyes/dies
No grammatical syntax coupes possible


Death

The illusion of probability
Art of dark light fate
Hex of great misery
Enchanter of doom 
That sleeps time at no cost

Merciless orphan of wickedness
Barren monster in Paradise
Hunter of the living
Clinch of horror
The May morning destroyer

Stasis of goodness
Asunder of Unity
Pillar of Halloween
An indelible mark of pain
A Vague population regulator
Form: ABC

Rooted

Rooted Tied with blood stained ribbons that bind us to our past. The moon, regulator of tides and menses. The Virgin Mary, last remnant of Goddess power. Dark caves painted in red hues. A book of words, forgotten train whistles, tears from fists, laughter of children, open mouths of hunger, the veils of slaves, rooted deep in the mother earth

Scuba Diving

Scuba Diving Heavy SCUBA tanks As if flying in water Everywhere blue Dry mouth icky salt Regulator gets knocked out Can't breathe in water See a shark hiding Marveling in its stealth Hope it's not hungry Running our of air Better get to boat fast Stupid lungs why why? Brightly colored fish And coral everywhere I wish I could stay
Form: Haiku

Can You Relate

My generator will not generate,
My regulator will not regulate,
My carburetor will not carburet,
So I guess I’ll just be……
	L	
		A
			T
				E!!!!

My oscillator will not oscillate,
The percolator will not percolate,
This incinerator will not incinerate,
There’s nothing to do but meditate!

I will no longer contemplate
About that which I hesitate
To even stop and give debate
	AIN’T LIFE GREAT!!!!!
Form: Rhyme


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