Short Teller Poems

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


Premium Member Paper Fortune Teller

Unfold, now behold
The truth of how all answers
Are hidden within
Every folded, small facet;
Every fibre part of you.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member jewelry of a soothsayer

beaded necklaces
crucifix on silver chain
multitude of rings

sage fortune teller
unique runes and tarot cards
palmistry expert
Form: Senryu

Green

green is a color,
and  pretty good teller,
it tells more than hides,
it gets people on their strides,
signals all clear,
go ahead without fear.

Premium Member granpas stories

grandpa is the best story teller
we like it when he goes off book
I cannot quit yawning
But I want to miss nothing
because his tales are that good

Sir Cash

Sir Cash


tickle with a fingertip
and get your tip, robbing
bank at finger point


*Reminiscing of an Automated Teller Machine.


08th Sept' 2013
Form: Haiku


"the Fortune Teller"

They call me a furtive old fella
And scoff at the fortunes I tella,

     a hoax you would call it
     as you look for your wallet,

And I vanish before you can yella!
© Bill Frew  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Who Am I

Who am i?
A friend
a companion
a lover
an enemy
a temptation
a desire
a poison
a cure
A healer
a story teller
a dream weaver
a ghost
a memory
an illusion
a nobody
© Nova Teji  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member August Is a Misfortune Teller

Afternoon shadows lengthen too early
  Days shrink away into night's sultry grip
Which restrains cheerful morning from welcoming
  Us back to life, and the pursuit of fleeting pleasures

Premium Member Red Faced

As a teller in a bank, I once greeted a man With a very cheery “good morning ma'am” Embarrassment followed As hard I swallowed Red faced, I said that kilt got me, hot damn
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A tale that cannot be told

The end

of separation is

a tale often told~

but it is a tale

that cannot be told~

the end of separation

eliminates the teller~

but the tale is told

anyway

by no one~~

Premium Member A Fat Psychic

A “fat psychic” is a “four chin teller” A yukker from my extensive comedy cellar Where my funnies lie With my barbiturate supply Joshing in case some cops are Soup dwellers
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Fat Psychic

A “fat psychic” is a “four chin teller” A yukker from my extensive comedy cellar Where my funnies lie With my barbiturate supply Joshing in case some people are bed wetters
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Fat Psychic

A “fat psychic” is a “four chin teller” A yukker from my extensive comedy cellar Where my funnies lie With my barbiturate supply Joshing in case some people are bed wetters
Form: Limerick

To the Story Teller

Lutes and Lyres and hearts on fire,
and castles in the dawn,
  I can't resist   a tale like this..............
             go on ,
                   my dear,
                         go on.
Form: Couplet

One-Way Ticket

Homeward bound, I had a one-way ticket,
Pleased; it was stashed safely in my pocket.
          Showed it at the counter,
          “Wrong route”, said the teller.
I should be at home to fly this ticket!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Woohoo

There's a cute young sweetie at A&W Keeps giving us free pies, she loves us wee two Too bad she's not a teller Free money would be better Guess we shouldn't look a gift horse in the old woohoo
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Pen and Ink

Started out in a bank as a bookkeeper and teller Pen and ink was used to enter in the daily ledger Ballpoints weren't around Their secret wasn't found Till a few years later, it became a top seller
old
Form: Limerick

Trump Did Compile Period of Denial

Trump Did Compile Period of Denial

What Trump again was trying to compile;
Length contained in his  period of denial;
A story teller;
Golden stream yeller;
We are sure eventually will end up on trial.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Facing What Effects Me the Most

Shadowed by the death of depression
Facing the life of discretion
Staying in silence of what was not me
But what shall I do, tell on thee
What would that do except cause a problem
Maybe next time the teller will have more wisdom

Fortune Teller

The fortune teller foretold	
Of heartache and cold
Like the fates of old	
She said she knew things untold

But my future 
Is in my hands alone	
So I paid her fee
And went on my way	

I bid her farewell	
Me and Santiago
Form: Rhyme

Citizen

Causer of night-mare to leaders
Inspector of government services
Truth teller and lie hater
Inspirer of civil disobedience
Zealous for share of national cake
Eats own tail in dictatorships
Noted for selling own right for soup
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member The Poet by Max Burchett

by Max Burchett

A writer, singer and songwriter,
A crooner, a teller of tales,
A dream maker, a soul shaker and captivator,
Hoping in verse and prose he prevails.


Photography by cromaconceptovisual
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Embarrissing Moments 2

Fresh outta school worked as a teller in a bank, I spoke A gentleman, the President of Bell Telephone Co. approached He santered up, I began “May I help you ma'am” My face turned a deep crimson, nearly had a stroke
Form: Limerick

Segregation Today, Segregation Tomorrow

"our budget allows for
one janitor, and that spot
is taken,"

is what he said
before he took one
look at my credentials

"sir, I come to ask
about the teller job,"

I says and he just
leaves

turns around to say

"come back in 25 years"

Premium Member Deal Killer

The Deal Killer,
The Heart Stomper,
The Grain Grinder,
The Mind Stealer,
The Spine Feeler,
The Mind Peeler,
The Spine Dealer,
The Chain Binder,
The Strained Reminder,
The Shamed Re-teller...
And now that all have spoken...
The deal is broken.
Form: Rhyme

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