Short Talk Of Poems

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


End Times

all day long the heads
talk of doom and disaster
warning us to stay calm
the end of days is nigh
an old poet finds a word
Form: Tanka


Premium Member The Talk of the Town

Sticks and stones may break your bones

But names can put you down

I'd rather have broken bones

Than be the talk of the town
Form: Rhyme

Rhymed Review On Lolita By Vladimir Nabokov

In truth Clare Quilty 
Was clearly guilty, 
While humble Humbert Humbert 
Was fervently pervert. 
The issue to talk of 
What told us Nabokov ?
Form: Rhyme

Talk of the Town

people can tell
my the smell
and holiday bells
that love is around
its the Christmas sound
santa walking up and down
its the
TALK OF THE TOWN

Premium Member Gowan

There once was a giant named Gowan,
his superior strength unrenowned.
	He took a wizard’s staff
	and broke it in half
And now he’s the talk of the town.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Words

Words are used to express self Words talk of life’s small journeys Words tell of love and the heart Words are eternal
Russell Sivey
Form: Dodoitsu

Chicago

I like to spend time in Chicago  
on old Oak Street beach along Lago 
Michigan.  There I can
watch girls tan and hear a man 
talk of his windy city long ago.
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Pandemeanium

It would be so unbelievably easy to give that half an hour talk of whatever for just a fiver with meaningever
Why existence wouldn't trade it?
Mean 
ingless

Heaven's Call

Can you talk of your experience,
or is language a gift recalled

Without a tribute, silence reigns
—you mute to Heaven’s call

(Dreamsleep: January, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Avatar

If I were that girl in the photograph
They glared, they stared you had to be there 
A room filled with eyes
Was not a surprise 
Talk of the town but look how time flies
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Who Cares

Mama wants to talk of birds and the bees.
Wonder why she wants to tell about these.
I know that birds sing
And honey bees sting.
I'd rather fly my new kite in the breeze.
Form: Limerick

30 Years Ago

Lost freedom no more Byron
free speaking but felt in iron

Then we said what we thought
now we just say what we ought

Let us sit down now on the carpet and talk of sad stories
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Puppy Love

If I were to write you in my heart 
I would talk of the beauty  
of the bees and flowers 
And just like a flower loves the bee 
My love for you just gives 

I LOVE YOU!!!l

Till Now I Do Not Know

Till now I do not know,
purity of human mind and actions.
Signature is printed mistake.
Oath is a verbal crucifixion.
Promise is a postponed lie.
Truth is the talk of cowards

Sometimes I Observe Mankind

Sometimes I observe mankind, when the chaos seems to cease:
I observe how man still, chooses to behave.
I see some men talk of love and peace,
and us....sending them to their grave.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member The Old Swimming Hole

it was everyone's hanging spot
the talk of the town teenagers
every afternoon during summer
that's where you'd find
the town kids
challenging their strength
swinging from the rope

What Shall I

What shall I write of you
When you give me all the words 
What shall I think of you
When you give me all the thoughts 
What shall I talk of you
When you know all that is in the hearts
Form: ABC

Liam and Noel Gallagher

Talk of an Oasis feud is over,
Brit-pop the corks for the supernova,
fair play to those Burnage boys,
tour dates set to make some noise,
they'll walk in sunshine, champagne and clover.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Back In the Saddle

Back in the saddle, a familiar old tune Ain't as agile as when I was a young buffoon Drove girls squirrelly With lingo so syrupy Talk of the town even made old grannies swoon
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Back In the Saddle

Back in the saddle, a familiar old tune Ain't as agile as when I was a young buffoon Drove girls squirrelly With lingo so syrupy Talk of the town even made old grannies swoon
Form: Limerick

Crystal's Gown

My mama calls me Adeleke... I wear the crown,
but this blue buddy calls me Ady, I won't frown.
She gave me a new, noble name...a gorgeous gown;
Crystal's gown, Ady's crown...talk of the town.
Form: Verse

Premium Member MY ONLY MONORHYME

WORDPLAY

to my poet peers,
in this PS sphere;
where many shed a tear
with  talk of yesteryear;
Few puns do I hear !
so please my reader dear
p'raps you'll give a steer
& bring a smile near
Form: Monorhyme

To Describe a House

To describe a house one lives in
	
is to talk of wood, blistered
by the sun, cracked into years
Resolute and aged
in the strength of its frame
firm upon the earth
in its history of being a house
© Ka Kimmel  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Negative Begets the Positive

Don't you jive me no more blues
You take this my gin my booze
One here needs to get a life
Talk of Christ on my world cruise.

18/3/2020
Entered into Jenish Somadas
Let the pen flow Poetry Contest.
Form: Jueju

Premium Member My Choice Monorhyme

WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE?
Words bring poems near
to my poet peers,
in this PS sphere;
Many shed a tear
with talk of yesteryear;
But no puns do I hear !
oh reader ,my dear
p'raps you'll give a steer.
Form: Monorhyme

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