Short Stall Poems

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


Shall Stall Tall Wall Which Should Sprawl

Shall Stall Tall Wall Which Should Sprawl

What seems to happen is they shall stall,
What is supposed to have  been tall wall;
Better yet,
What we get,
Is us being stuck with more urban sprawl.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick


Premium Member To Stall On a Concept

To stall

On a concept

Is to be

Trapped..

The flow of

What is happening

Seems interrupted

And the concept

Pedestal's itself..

Fundamentally

Setting a filter

For what is

Happening...

Premium Member Sliding Under a Bathroom Stall

if you are finicky or squeamish at all
do not crawl under that locked bathroom stall.
You never know what you will find on the ugly floor
crusty dried feces and urine, other awful stuff galore
if you are the one who locked it and slid out of the way
know that we custodians kind of despise you today.
Form: Rhyme

To Buddy Stall From New Orleans

He sought all the mystery
As well as the blistery
With some of the grim
And the not-so-prim
In the city's ironic history

A story he would perceive
Seldom easy to believe
But always would back up
What came from the Cup
Of Cornucopia he would weave

He would oft-times humor
An unconfirmed rumor
Then blow it away
When he would say
A quip of his humor
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Shower Stall

Showe, shower stall
I really like you
Easy to get in and out
Shower, shower stall

Shower, shower stall
No matter what i do
Adjust shower head
the floor has puddles

I really don't know why
the repais are done
Now the floor is dry
then again its wet

Shower,showerstall
I see the wet floor
You were fixed before
Now the floor is wet
once more
Sigh! I wish I knew why
Form: Sonnet


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