Short Roll Out Poems

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


Snowed Rectangle

The road is never ending rectangle
Each of us roll out its own path

"A Journey of a thousand miles
begins with one step" Lao Tzu
© Kohava Ray  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Is It All Pointless

as i wait for you
the clouds roll in
the clouds roll out
and time seems utterly meaningless                  



AP: 2nd place 2022

Reminiscence

Torrent of cries ,
Roll out of your eyes ,
Tale was hardly true 
Too sneaky to trace the clue,
Thunder flashes you by
Demon flies in your eyes.
Form: Lyric

Hurricane

Batten down hatches
as hurricane season is
with us once again.

The alphabet will
roll out names like Katrina
fraught with memories

even for west coast
voyeurs in awe of weather
we never have felt.
© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Where Botterflies Go

where butterflies go
when summer is no more
spider webs when the clouds roll out
and the rain begins to pour
highway lights where tears dry
pavement holds the heat
sidewalk beside graffiti walls
echos from the street
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Treasure of Saint Timothy

Saint Timothy, you're a treasure here on the Soup You're so good at limericks, words rhyming with poop It ain't all that easy At times I get queasy But you Saint Timothy, words just roll out, whoop whoop
Form: Limerick

Moon

a cold moon, but
ten winters ago
it was encased
in more ice;

the stars roll out
of a dark nest,

we slip with care
through snow,
down to the road,
we watch the ghosts pass;

there might be snow foxes
in the lost copse,
careless with cold

His Wisdom

speak less; listen more
his eyes roll out; ears droop down ~ 
how wise! just mm-hmm


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Jan. 12, 2021
Senryu - Humorous, Satirical or Dark Poetry Contest
Tania Kitchin
Form: Senryu

Antifas roll out verbal exam of war criminals done

Zombie neo Nazi propaganda legislation lobby robbers

Male female test tube coordinated 
Suv strike force highway rodeo champs

Take Italy girl long time
To get Kevin to look at it


Im Irish army military Science 

I can't see weakness cowardice hiding spot thing thought

Facing the World

The falling of a giant
Awakens another giant
The removal of a door
Reopens another door
Wiping these tears off my eyes
I am about to live my life
Roll out the carpet, the one that is meant to be rolled
There is no ifs nor buts, search the soul
Loyalty is imperative
I am coming

Premium Member Hazy, Lazy, Crazy Days of Summer

Hot, humid, hazy
Weather's driving me crazy
Making me lazy

Need a draft of cool
To rejuvenate this fool
Roll out the barrel

No draft of cool air
Roll out the barrel of beer
Draft of ale my dears!

So my health won't fail
Lift up your glasses my friends
Toast each other, cheers!
Form: Haiku

Mornings

Voices scream like  cockerels' within the farm of my mind
Awake again. should I even bother opening my eyes?
Maybe if I dont, the day wont have to start.
I roll out of bed into consciousness. 
Coffee. Black like my mood.
Nicotine and coffee are good ammunitions.
How many hours till sleep?

Premium Member Viagra

My husband thinks Viagra is the best Most men take it for the zest But he takes it for his rest It keeps him safely in his nest Now he doesn't roll out of bed Or wake-up with bumps on his head He doesn't need all the fun For he's seventy-one © 7/18/2015
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

A Golf Tip

STEPS TO YOUR SUCCESS

Get a .99 cent styro cooler 
Fill da cooler wit beer
Put cooler in da golf cart
You get in da cart wit it
Roll out to da PGA Course
Laugh,  Joke, Relax
When dat beer is Gone
Da Game is Over!
Go Home
Say, "I almost won!"
Do her proud!
Den go back next week
Might Win!
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.

Beauty Which Say I Love You

Ooh wee
Cause I want chocolate and cream
my cake to tower like mansions
each roof shingled with chocolate
and nuts for windows
I wanna get that goowy feeling that makes
every envy
and wish they had a love like mine
I want the people to say, ooh when
they roll out the cake
and wish they had a piece of mine!

Premium Member One Tree Stands Alone

Sentinel amid the dunes, watching, waiting, thriving, a bird tower standing tall upon unending sands that, roll out their own roadways. A green skyscraper in the distance; horizon dot, between two realms. Courageous bastion of wisdom... a tree, stands alone; testament to Nature’s fortitude.

Premium Member Party

New fashion greets,
Echoes and shouts;
Work smart and sweet.
Product roll-out;
Ample this thrill,
Rise to the top;
Touch frames a will,
Yield not to flop.
Play your cards well,
Embrace proud deal;
Options now tell,
Prompt funds to bill;
Live charming gains,
Endings speak plain.




Leon Enriquez
30 October 2014
Singapore
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Delivering the Candy

Delivering the candy gumdrops and such
Throwing out chocolate to the rabbit hutch
With the help of the red-eyed Amazon frog
We roll out a caramel and nut covered log.

We are followed up and down the avenue.
I want a pink life saver! One says, how about you?
We are eager to sell our wares and do very well.
In hamster village where the sweet teeth dwell.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member It's Not As Grim As It Sounds

The morning nears,
A garland of frost appears.
We roll out of bed in cinnamon pajamas
And say extra prayers to avoid Krampus.
The warm gold of joy and love in the symbol of gifts.
Wild hearts with arms and fingers sift and sift.
Food and toys and songs and stories.
Let's hold these memories and share our glories!
Before it all restarts:
With all those empty 
Shopping carts.
Form: Couplet

With Sugar On Top

The candles sometimes drop their flames;
The lions lose their tails.
The stars come out all crooked;
Some ineptitude prevails.

The wine jugs might have missing tops;
The dreidels look all right.
The flaws won’t matter, hopefully,
When loved ones take a bite.

For Chanukah’s the time when I
Roll out that dough and bake,
My grandma’s cookie cutters
And her recipe at stake.
Form: Rhyme

Last Goodbye

We sit silently in the crematorium

You are in a box, a large spray of white lilies placed on top

I hold my breath for to say goodbye is too much

How will I cope with such a loss?

I reason with my self, you lived to a ripe old age

Inside I cannot control the sadness tears roll out of my eyes

I watch as the box begins to slide

Getting up placing my hand on the box I say goodbye
Form:

The Wise

To sound wiser I talked less And listened more. Now my lips shrink, Ears droop down, Eyes roll out And head goes down, And behind me, Now people say, “He is so wise He cannot say a word, Only, mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
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Premium Member Copla Dieciseis: This Bad Guy World

COPLA DIECISEIS: This Bad Guy World

Takes nothing to produce a life
Much less to make it cry or die:
Life’s far too cheap.

What matters is brain’s after life:
Thoughts and ideas never die.
Brains make Man leap.

What must count should be the person
What spoils is he’s part of people:
The Bad Guy part.

Peoples drive notion of nation:
Persons’ brains stifle in people:
Nazis roll out.

© T. Wignesan – Pars, 2014
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.

Dead Nerves

It gets you in the eyes when you roll out of bed
The colors all gone because the nerves are all dead

It doesn't care where you've hidden your gun
All it feels is your shame, and for him this is fun

Did you ever stop to think?
Or did you forget?
That our time spent together
Is worth more to regret?

Do you ever sit and wonder what you could have been?
Did you ever sit, wait and
Watch what could be born of such sin?
Form: Rhyme

After Yeats and Heaney

After Yeats and Heaney,
you wonder when the new one
will come galloping 

out of Dublin or perhaps 
from yet another farm
but you won’t know

until you read the lines
and hear the music by someone 
you have never heard of.

If no one else is around
you’ll shout to the sleeping cat,  
here’s the new one!

and then sit back and listen 
to the words roll out, knowing  
a new world has been found.


Donal Mahoney

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