Short Rotary Poems
Short Rotary Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Rotary by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Rotary by length and keyword.
# 4
The wake-up call woke me,
grabbed the copper vintage rotary
phone, no line. The ringing
continued, where? Hung up the
wall phone in the bathroom.
Categories:
rotary, technology, time,
Form:
Verse
Louis the Sixteenth vintage rotary dial phone
realistic, except for the pinkness.
genuine antique phone was copper and back
still I all loved it and wanted one exactly like it.
Categories:
rotary, nostalgia,
Form:
Free verse
trees tremble, nuts fall
angels use of rotary whisk
the wind as if mint
refreshes my home
it is brisk, inviting
i’m cold
i don’t care
it is Fall
9/26/2022
Categories:
rotary, autumn,
Form:
Free verse
Grandpa gets up to change the channels
Grandma has a rotary phone
Microwaves scare them to bits
Garage door openers
ATM machines
Self-checkout lines
Computers
Cell phones
Not!
Categories:
rotary, funny
Form:
Nonet
J A Burr John Albert Burr
J A Burr John Albert Burr
Wealthy black ensured young John
To attend Engineering classes
John studied, repaired and service farm equipment
In 1898 invented 1st Rotary Lawn Mower
2/11/18
written James Edward Lee Sr.
Categories:
rotary, appreciation, black african american, dedication, history,
Form:
Clerihew
In my mind’s eye:
I still hang up
the rotary phone,
as I hear conversations
on the party line.
My hands flip albums
on the turntable;
and adjust the TV
antennae. My hair
flies in the wind,
as I ride in the back
of a pick-up truck,
on an old island highway.
#HowYouCanTellMyAge
Categories:
rotary, age, childhood, girl, history, remember,
Form:
Free verse
Cut from glass
Cut from flesh
My steel windows peer
From hilltops to the marketplace
Rotary clubs banishing good taste
With taxes to fill up the State
Now following fault lines
To earthquake insure the day, stay awake
Insurance claims fake a new mistake
Numbers surround the climax of fate
Urging paper weights to cover shifting sands
Allow us to stand anew
Categories:
rotary, adventure, angst, animals,
Form:
Free verse
A crab sidewinds
The windowsill
With the Earth
In his hands,
Whilst a mouse
With a red breast
Smiles and gives a wink
To the lizard in the lounge.
Mars is using
The rotary
On 16 and 17
For spittoon practice,
Whilst the Defence
Refuses to move
Her boat from duty
At the pelican on Pall Mall.
Each thought is
Thinking another,
With the wisdom
Of a penguin crossing
The road at a
Zebra crossing;
That be some,
But not a lot!
Categories:
rotary, world,
Form:
Free verse