Short Seventy Eight Poems
Short Seventy Eight Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Seventy Eight by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Seventy Eight by length and keyword.
Micro Seventy Eight
I don’t want to have to disappear
for you to miss me....
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Categories:
seventy eight, emotions, feelings,
Form:
Free verse
Look In the Mirror
Look in the mirror
What do you see?
If you're seventy-eight
You might see twenty-three...
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Categories:
seventy eight, age, truth, vanity,
Form:
Rhyme
American Pharoah
American Pharoah,
swift as an arrow.
First triple crown winner to date,
since nineteen hundred and seventy-eight.
7/1/15...
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Categories:
seventy eight, horse, race,
Form:
Clerihew
Senior Planning
At Seventy-eight it will click
You're got the short end of the stick
If you want some fun
Better get it done
"The End" appears pretty damn quick!...
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Categories:
seventy eight, old,
Form:
Limerick
Turn the Table
“turn the table”
from sweet to sour is my listening taste
broken bouzouki Greek wedding plates
thirty-three to forty-five
or hearing live
when i’m sixty-four on seventy-eight...
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Categories:
seventy eight, color,
Form:
Limerick
monster blizzards in the USA
Blizzard of seventy-eight
Paralyzed USA’s middle state of Indiana
Not as awful as the great blizzard of 1888
Which dropped fifty inches of snow in three days
Even blizzard alley
Minnesota, North and South Dakota
Did not suffer from these two record
Monster blizzards...
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Categories:
seventy eight, winter,
Form:
Free verse
Reckless Abandon 2
Frankly, you blew it, lost your cool;
you let loose and lambasted him.
Seventy-eight years, you ole fool,
frankly, you blew it, lost your cool.
You aren't ashamed? instead you drool.
Going to the pool for a swim?
Frankly, you blew it, lost your cool;
you let loose and lambasted him.
...
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Categories:
seventy eight, 11th grade, age, rude,
Form:
Triolet
His Wife Shivering With Cold
Gideon is trembling with fear
His wife shivering with cold;
Some chattering sounds to bear;
A discomfort from The Cold
Now learnt a fitting lesson;
A bucketful to now heat
“Menthol at home a blessing
To Life-Threatening Cold beat!?
He is near Seventy-Eight;
Agnes’ loss would be a weight?...
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Categories:
seventy eight, care, death, fear, health,
Form:
Rhyme
Growing Old
My best friend and I,
Contemplate getting old.
Thinking of how our lives will play out.
Then our future became clear:
We will be ninety.
In a house with seventy cats.
With iron lungs by our sides.
She will turn to me.
My best friend of seventy eight years,
Will turn to me and say,
“I hope the cats eat you first.”...
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Categories:
seventy eight, best friend, old,
Form:
Bio
Two Points
I love color, I have three light fixtures in this bedroom.
That should have had one light fixture, but we built this house
And I do not limit myself.
Someone asked me what the point of seventy-eight vibrant hand painted is
Neon canvases in your living room?
Not someone who has been invited back.
Two points, rude person.
One, I am a proficient artist.
Two, I love color and this is my house....
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Categories:
seventy eight, art,
Form:
Free verse
Random People Out of Nowhere
They paid me seventy-eight dollars to break dance he told me
After he did a little break-dancing in my four foot by three-foot office
Slamming his feet into my desk and stuff.
Who paid you? I asked him.
Random people.
Where did they come from?
They came out of nowhere.
And they paid your seventy-eight dollars to break dance.
He says, “I know….my mom was amazed too.”
I get to spend all day with these little imaginations....
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Categories:
seventy eight, humorous,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Seventy-Eight
Now that I am seventy- eight
Standing long time_ not
In the spring blowing snot a lot
Wonder what seventy-nine holds
Wonder if I will see the calendar turn
Bring eighty to a fulfilled dream
Wonder if I will have enough steam
Just to get out of bed and make it up
I really don't worry about those things
God cared and brought me into the fold
Even though Satan my life tried to control
Open the calendar and see what it brings
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Categories:
seventy eight, age,
Form:
Rhyme
At Last, a Leader For Our Times
At last, someone we can believe in
no airs, no baggage, a sense of humor
Pokes fun at himself, but not the next guy
audiences ring with laughter, no one cries
On the issues he's very well-informed
tends to conserve, but unafraid to reform
He even says, "I don't have all the answers now"
... probably won't tomorrow either, anyhow
Only one slight problem with this ideal candidate
Seems he died in eighteen-hundred seventy-eight...
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Categories:
seventy eight, character, humor, leadership,
Form:
Couplet