Short Theaters Poems

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


Harmageddon

messed-up minds create
massive unfigured acts
theaters of war

January 14, 2023

host:  Joe Maverick
contest:  Hit List 2023
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Andrea

She's the endless soundtrack playing in all film theaters.



10/7/2016
Silent One's Contest:
Lets talk about ANDREA DIETRICH one liner
Form: Verse

Premium Member Solstice

First taste of life.

Pointless to say.

Appealed to the eye.

Luring me astray.

Although bitter.

Still the sweetest bite.

Ephemeral.

A moment in time.

Eternal recall.

In the theaters of my mind.
© Indigo Sky  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Theater For Thoughts

‘Tis they who are fabulists:
The Fakers-to-be who are not
And the Fakers-not-to-be who are.
‘Tis they who employ language
As theaters for thoughts
Composing black apparel
To sheathe the naked corpse
Of the often too black Truth.
‘Tis they with the organized souls
Who are fabulists.
Form: Verse

Get Out of the Poem

Get out of the cocoon of sadness 
or give me a kiss of leave
Get out from backstage of Saucy
or open your body theaters
Get out of the bowels of the dream 
or death in the slaughterhouse absence
Get out of my fingers …
Do you told me you are on the way to forty?
Get out now 
Get out of the poem!


Julie Andrews

Julie Andrews
Eat your heart out
My sound of music
Owns these hills
The pretty painted trees and all
The freedom sloped on every side
The Hudson hovering beyond
These psychedelic theaters that nature cooks by itself
Auf wiedersehen, frauline
These hills are alive with me.

(10/18/14, Poet's Park, Red Hook NY)

Before Takeoff

The planes were lined up in a queue,
A reminder of something I knew.
     They awaited permission
      Like at intermission 
In theaters outside of the loo.

One by one each one skyward immersed
As the rest inched up closer to first
     But like women in line
     Still not given the sign
There were tempers (and bladders!) to burst.
Form: Limerick

An Oscar For Your Thoughts

It’s almost time for the Academy Awards.  
Theaters are showing their best movies
and someone I know wants to go.

I used to pay 15 cents to see Roy Rogers 
in black and white cowboy up on Trigger. 
Today with popcorn, candy and a drink  

it costs 20 bucks almost, just for me, 
to see violence in brilliant color. 
Six teens laugh a row ahead of me.


Donal Mahoney

Premium Member The Mournful Did Fall

Life is fleeting for some
longevity comes to a few
we pray we die from old age
not as children, attending our schools

People ran down, in the streets
while others are shot, in our stores
nightclubs, theaters and parks
nowhere is safe, anymore

Moments turn into hours
not knowing, is worst of it all
as they read the names of the victims
on their knees, the mournful did fall
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Everyday Magic

Where have I seen you before?

Did you catch me smiling through modes of a dream?

Why does your face stay in my mind?

Polarized behind closed eyelids at night.

Leaving its fading iridescence to desire.

And suddenly the flame is blown out.

By the placid warm breath of a new dawn.

Left with silence and memories to rend.

Until you adorn the theaters of my mind again.
© Indigo Sky  Create an image from this poem.

The Thrill Is Gone

Oh, no! How terrible that everything in the area is closed
malls, theme parks, airports, movie theaters
how at this moment that the thrill of going out right now is gone

         That's because at this time everyone including myself is experiencing COVID-19 and the Pandemic; pretty sad isn't it?

But until all that is hopefully gone my family and I will stay home and still do activities.

Peace

However, the money world sometimes may wish to mend
   their let say  somehow a kind of flowers adorning the 
     fanciful - 
    the school at a point would almost dramatise love or 
   kiss something. 
 It was said that one corner there is Walmart and  cheer
   and also towers and theaters and radio stations. 
  It was said that no mile knew  to an extend how for 
  instance even dragon itself shines?.

When We'Re Most Ourselves

A breeze of freedom blows 
 on our heart's hue and tone
   in how we stretch and yawn
     and lounge lazily on our lawn,
       when we know that we're alone,
         and when we're most on our own;
           not in how we behave with others,
             nor in our roles in life's theaters
               fully aware we're being watched,
                 conscious of how we might appear
                   with our wrinkles and all our warts!

I Used To

I used to love to shop the mall
And check out every store.
At Yankee games, I’d track each ball
And carefully keep score.

I used to watch new movies when,
In theaters, they first aired.
On Broadway, I’d catch shows and then,
Opinions were compared.

I used to visit countries where
I’d wander through the streets
And with my husband, we would share
Some European treats.

I used to think those times would last,
But now, alas, they’re in the past.
me
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Save the Innocent

Carnage at churches & clubs
Mass shootings at concerts & malls
Massacres at schools & theaters
Our children walkout today
Peacefully protesting gun violence

Background checks for all
Bump stock elimination
Military weapons ban
Commonsense gun reform
What our students are fighting for

People dying needlessly
Drive-bys occurring daily
Innocents gunned down in the streets
We need gun safety taught nationwide
Rallying for the wellbeing of U.S. all

Flowers

alice in wonderland is a Disney Movie.  I really enjoy that movie ,as well as, Snow 
White.  I also like Cinderella.  I really enjoy Bell she is an interesting character.  I 
was in the Disney Club, as a kid, and I got a Mickey Mouse Shirt.  I almost got a 
watch.  I really love Mickey Mouse.  I love Mickey and MInnie together.  They are a 
wonferful couple.  I really enjoy the flowers in the movies.  It is a wonferful thing to 
have Disney in theaters while in war time.
Form: Ballade

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