Short Storey Poems

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


Two-Storey House

Two-Storey House

One’s two-storey house on 
Oak Street in 
Elmwood
appeared after a 
very rude and 
unpleasant conjurer carried out a 
magic trick.


Ascending the Stork Tower

The setting sun is sinking along the mountain,
And the Yellow River’s flowing towards the sea.
If you desire a view of a thousand miles afar,
Please keep on climbing up a higher storey.
(Tran.)
Form: Rhyme

Ascending Feilai Peak

With vantage view from the towering pagoda on Feilai Peak,
It is said that at cockcrow people can watch the sun rising.
Fear not that the floating clouds might block the view,
Because on the topmost storey the viewer is standing.
(tran.)
Form: Rhyme

Waist

Girth,
at birth,
was slender,
and fragile tender,
like stem,
when youth rammed,
with strength in jammed,
like a storing pot,
when began the middle rot,
as the middle advanced to higher ages,
the pot hung,
as if it was another storey and rung,
now at the death all appears waste,
as badly hung and bowed is my waist.

The French Ain'T Got No Blues, Blues

Ain't got no mean, lowdown, painful, hurtin'
all night come home to me Baby, blues.
Ain't New Or-leens out them two-storey
sycamore-lined windows that don't open
to Memphis piano-roll sweet afternoons as
sweet as making love in beignet coffee-time
mornings where there's Basin Street Boogie
on street corners, and Gladys--she done
caught that Midnight Train to Georgia.
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Premium Member Floating

Minor signs of anxiety
Sunk in the glass of lemon water
In the panic of the present time
Life flows in a calm stream
Along the damp walls of low storey buildings
My boat floats to nowhere
Under the arches of old bridges
Voices distorted by echoes ring out
What they say, what they are silent about
Is unimportant for I can't hear
I float along the quiet current
Through the cloudy waters.

Tyne _ Built Ship 1968

TYNE - BUILT    SHIP    1968

Gigantic steel  behemoth
Sitting on the ways greased
And ready to give it birth,
Ten-storey-high  street-darkener,
Rusted and immobile  -

Once launched in silent swish
And cheered by a thousand voices,
Transformed to marine elegance,
And slimmed by the vastness 
Of the endless ocean  -

She moves easily in her element,
Dolphin and whale at the same time.

Broken Heart

Broken Heart

Her heart is broken 
when will she be woken 
He broke as a stroke
was he not her yoke.

Life seems to be a story
like thrown from the top storey ,
echoes of scenes 
will never be unseen.

Hopes of joy 
became a toy,
He the invisible 
went as rubble.

Will her heart rise again
for her new life to rain,
Her eyes long for that day 
till another heart comes her way.

by Esther J

Feeling of Whole

Surreal hallucinations wafted dense,
metaphysical quantities swirled fast,
normal vision opaqued beyond farthing,
neurons rallied electrically in maze,
storey up the ground was holy,
brain had distanced from the body,
dismembered body parts were as yet members,
to keep me whole,
brain still had the control,
mental activity sometimes catpulted in hyper,
body felt left behind,
but the whole felt super.

My Shortest Story Ever

There was a tall strongman called Tony; he lived in 
the tallest storey building, in a lulu town known as 
Lorry Town. He always spat down at people and 
coltishly belittled the skies, because; the sky almost 
shook hands with his tall storey building. One day, 
his storey building got bleeding tired of his 
arrogant pomposity and crushed him down while 
asleep, to slave for those whom he took as pigs 
and pits.

The end

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