Short Talc Poems
Short Talc Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Talc by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Talc by length and keyword.
Somersault, flips and swings like an oar
Cup of salt, flings and stings on floor
Powder of talc, smoothens all
Slides and glides over all
Skip, stretch, turn or twist
Huff, puff like whist
Heart and soul
Fly high
Hop
Categories:
talc, art, sports,
Form:
Nonet
99% pure quartz.
Finest white
Talc like
Sand beach in the world.
Sunshine’s rays
Rebound
To clear
Blue
Cotton
Puffy
Clouds
Hanging sky.
Pristine see through
Gulf Sea.
Underwater wonder life
Fishes
Seashells,
My wife and me.
Paradise coastline,
A day in Siesta Key.
Categories:
talc, places,
Form:
Free verse
It's not that we despise you,
the case of colour doesn't arise, you
being black doesn't matter...
It's just that the customer's idle chatter
insinuates the good name of our honest pub
will take the blame for your darker taint -
Don't get me wrong talc or face paint,
Would eradicate
misunderstanding.
Categories:
talc, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
I rise up
Off the chaise lounge,
And greet the garden....
The tiger Lily’s
Are orange freckled faces
Soft as talc,
The morning dewdrops pose
Expanding like a ballerinas tutu.
Now I pause
To watch the roving buck
Pass through......like a
sentient being
The antlers are miniature trees reaching
to the sky,
Silent, he is the guardian of the
Countryside
In midsummer.
Categories:
talc, flower,
Form:
Free verse
It comes once a year,
A time most looked forward to,
Decorations hung up lights on the tree,
Time to send children to bed,
Santa is due at any time.
Talc footsteps lead to the tree,
Presents underneath,
Mince pie and carrots on a plate, milk in a glass,
It bedtime for the adults now.
Morning comes all to soon,
Been woken with "he's been he's been",
Bleary eyed up you get,
Its Christmas morn.
Categories:
talc, celebration, christmas, holiday,
Form:
Free verse
I will be with you until the end of our lives,
when we are old and grey and covered in hives,
We will share a cup for our dentures,
and go on day out adventures,
Holding hands in the street,
rubbing talc in each other's feet,
We’ll count each other's varicose veins,
and then we'll go for a walk,
with our matching simmer frames,
Oh what a life it will be,
the things that make us happy,
are what make you and me.
Categories:
talc, romance,
Form:
Light Verse
potpourri of wreaths
splatter night rhinestones with aisles
of gold cashmere talc,
stairways of herons ascend
* sky flooding autumn light bulbs
heaven drips of earth's
elegance, drops of fern boughs
collect hands calmly
chiming psalms of fall's remains *
a mantle bathed by wet stars
(c)Contest of Brian Strand
Categories:
talc, seasons,
Form:
Tanka