Short Throwers Poems

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


Party Throw Or Get To Go

Party Throw or Get To Go

Always impressed when party we throw;
To someone other's always do get to go;
Very elegant,
When we went;
They are throwers who we want to know.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick


Premium Member Baby Needs a Place To Think

Shh said the Tallywacker agent
this new baby needs a place to think
we dream mongers and sand throwers tiptoed out
understanding the need for baby to clear his mind
sorting out his past two or three lifetimes
in order to fully enjoy this incarnation

Premium Member A Walk, Through St Catherine's Churchyard, Ludham Thursday 18th March 2021

Crystal dewdrop jewels pendent from leafless Hawthorne
over snowdrop pearls and early golden buds of daffodil.
A blackbird upon Sparrow, Peggy Gladys does adorn,
while morning light accentuates the name of Mitchell, Bill.
I look behind, my footsteps in the dew a path have worn,
past Throwers by the row, as well as Bunting, Jane. Stowe, Daniel.

Premium Member Cheap Theatre

The confirmation hearings are lowbrow theatre.
Wolf packs of C actors and bitter stone-throwers.
Getting off by degrading, disgracing, and humiliating.
Transparency and truth are a pale afterthought.

Do let your children watch the theatre, though....
Explain that this is how not to treat another human being.

Then take them to a playground.
Leave your cell phone behind.
Let them teach you the art of playing all over again.

Chariot

To War goes a Chariot:
To a Special Riot; 
With Quivers of Arrows, 
Bones piercing with Marrows… 

Had Throwers of Javelin, 
All through Men, no Jocelyn.
Chariots were for Elliot 
And Judas Iscariot; 
Largely part-horse, part-cart
You’d see and lose heart!

The Armored Car of Old,
Now in loved plastic Sold;
For The Tough Kid as Toy,
Future Soldier still Boy;
Some in Expensive Gold:
Their drivers fierce and Bold;
Ready to Homes destroy.
Make one cease being The Coy!
Form: Rhyme


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