Short Telephone Poems
Short Telephone Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Telephone by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Telephone by length and keyword.
Doors locked
blinds closed
removed the plug
from the telephone.
No one home.
Peter Dome.copyright.2014 .Jan.
i am surprised by
a full moon this evening, still
above the telephone post
- in admiration of full moon outside balcony
Fog in the morning
Shrouding the telephone pole
Across the still street
The mysteries of the world
Shrouded in my ignorance
Sir Graham Bell
The telephone was a successful sell
Which lead to the mobile phone
And the internet in your home
© 2000
a telephone pole --
partial remains of a tree
now wearing wires
instead of leaves -- stands tall.
its splinters decry its new woods.
Stump,cut low to the Earth,
a telephone pole stands in the background
....silently cries,
" I was once a tree..."
Telephone poles stretched
Far apart from one another
The wires are full
With a flock of sparrows spread
Resting from their long journey
Pushing down buttons this antique reelect
Wired in the walls through floors
landline telephone
4/01/18
written by James Edward Lee Sr. 2018©
Endeavors of granger,
spit on the wall,
exits to nowhere,
uptown and all,
empty, vacant, all alone,
chewing gum on the telephone.
By Leah (Leloo)
Now I lay me down, hopin' sleep...
Another wakeful day, I doubt can keep,
And if the Lord should call me home...
I only hope, he uses the telephone...
I never thought that I would fall
for that one prank telephone call,
I ran around my yard -
no hidden grand prize card...
not the next millionaire at all!
Nickelangelo carved a cucumber
From a very old piece of scrap lumber
A priest had a grope
But the Pope said, "Nope!
For now, just get his telephone number!"
Man leaves phone booth too quickly, and then?
Knocks his front tooth out with his gold fountain pen.
4/28/2021
At the end of a traumatic, dramatic day of awe,
Through a whispering telephone call,
At last, Loving Bill speaks:
"I love you"
And that is all!
It’s so very quiet
my ears hum hum
with the music
my head makes
when there’s
nothing happening
inside or out there
where it’s cold
and my telephone never rings.
Party We have Thrown
Now that we are all fully grown,
Real wild party we have thrown;
Loved so much;
Stayed in touch,
Then told everyone on telephone.
Jim Horn
Telephone now
telephone every minute
telephone in the bathroom
telephone non-stop
Give me my full love
not one robbed by phones
I am your spouse
make me feel loved
What says London more than this
The Red Telephone Booth can't be missed
On a walking tour
Nothing grabs you more
Says London like Big Ben and the British mist
Suddenly a familiar voice transmitted through
The telephone, overjoyed we laughed for moments
As true colors of friendship showed through;
So showed joy therein our simple moments.
raging wind
with deafening sound--
dead telephone
mighty oaks
uprooted now--
traffic jam
a dancing crow
on a broken scarecrow--
celebration time
By:kash poet
Sighing, she watches the phone,
wishing someone would call her -
once, it hardly stopped ringing
and she would answer, sighing -
but the silence is worse...
Inspired by Picture Four
.
stick a quarter in
speak az loud az you can dear
prisons not all bad
* "tel" abbreviation for telephone
Songbirds bathing
In the liquid sun
Spacing themselves
Evenly upon
The gray
Telephone lines
Still, one by one
Praying and receiving
Their call from above
Well, ain't this a good God
Alexander Graham Bell
previously had to yell;
but then he invented the telephone,
which made it easier to chat when in a room on his own.
written 22nd March for Tania's clerihew contest
He stands silently on the telephone pole
Not caring if we see him or not
Most of us miss him
Those who do see, smile,
Knowing his sense of humor and his mother
Who will be furious about it