Short Roman Candles Poems

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


Harpoon

Winter warmer
Sky forgotten
Eye glass frost
Rotten timber

Room for rent
Random guest
Renaissance
Heart from chest

Molten eyelids
Roman candles
Romantic end
Milk from breast
Form:


For the Fourth

A signorina on the game
Met a chap whose pecker went lame
Pinocchio knew
What she should do
And Roman Candles rose to fame


(as did "Liar!  Liar!
Pants on fire!")
Form: Limerick

Warning About Fireworks

Rockets flare in brilliant aerial display
Lighting the night as though were day
Roman candles fired at the moon
       A celebration ended too soon

Like fireworks that light up the eyes
excitement and love fizzles and dies
There's danger in holding a short fuse
       Fingers and heart you may lose
Form: Rhyme

Sonnet For Competition

SONNET -- for Ian Guyler traditional Sonnet competition To be honest if we both wrote A sonnet delicately plattered delicacy with everything on it we would know our sparks glow Roman candles lighting a page igniting streaked lightning blinding our minds © Kim van Breda—17 September 2015
Form: Sonnet

Elvis

Elvis..
Music notes and part of the songs on tour by Elvis..’
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Do I never hard to remember.
They set the fires by Roman candles.
This the ways of china army,.
Do I ever be in heaven?
China sins are sinful.
All are hells that are coming.
------------Cheung Shun Sang=Cauchy3-----------
Form: ABC


Premium Member My Cat, Lover

Here I sit
composing juices spurting
spewing, gushing, splashing,
dripping every wall!

like Mount Etna awakened
my mind erupting with poetic
genius 

like Roman Candles
on 4th of July

up hops lover, the cat

he tangles my hands

mounts the keyboard
demanding, purring

I say, "lover, have you no
respect for art, for my
exquisite, rarer singular mind producing -- 

he meows

needfully reminds me

"nothing more important than
petting" --

235 Years of Independence

Today is July the 4th and millions of Americans are celebrating.
We got independence in 1776 and that's something I'm not understating.
Many people will be shooting fireworks tonight.
When I light my bottle rockets, they will take flight.
I'm really looking forward to firing off Roman Candles.
But fireworks can be dangerous if they're mishandled.
Celebrating the fourth of July sure does make a lot of sense.
For two hundred and thirty-five years we've had independence.
Form: Rhyme

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