Short Top Heavy Poems
Short Top Heavy Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Top Heavy by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Top Heavy by length and keyword.
Some Good Measure
GOOD Hope top heavy
GOAD loses envy
GLAD all is just fine
CLAD encase gold shine
CLAW sharpens for game
FLAW lessens valued claim
FLOW down the river
GLOW a horn’s glimmer
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Categories:
top heavy, analogy, character, education, encouraging, fun, poetry, word
Form:
Rhyme
Top-Heavy Trudy
When top-heavy Trudy went drinking
She noticed the men were all blinking
Her low neckline falling
Dear Lord, it’s appalling
That Trudy’s own “three eyes” were winking
*Written June 11, 2014...
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Categories:
top heavy, humor,
Form:
Limerick
Low Cost Airline
With the rules she is quite savvy
Yet she has to pay a levy
She knows for a fact
The weight is exact
But, madam, she is top-heavy.
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This is an offshoot to Jan's "Lets All Embrace Big Boobs"
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Categories:
top heavy, fun,
Form:
Limerick
Central Internal Middle
incidental resignations of population
deceased investigations of remembered confrontations undergone by one for all overrun to fall
top heavy then slowed to crawl benevolent frustrations men for death make the call fill
the ashes
re-configure our empty classes such brash feelings built deep so caustic melting all whom
come across it born from womb internal newborn intimacy proud american cattle doom society....
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Categories:
top heavy, angst, life
Form:
Heroic Couplet
Mornings
Mornings
My five-year-old son
Wheaties on his cheeks
Draws yellow flowers on my paycheck stubs.
When a grey cloud blocks the sun
He shakes his spoon at it, threatening extinction
And casts a fierce accusation my way.
Through holes of dreams
I maneuver escapes in the old Ford
Pick up hitchhikers who wear glasses.
Then summer takes a wet turn.
Dandelions, top-heavy, stagger
In the grass that needs cutting....
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Categories:
top heavy, anger, anxiety, appreciation, car, child, father, work,
Form:
Free verse
Sunflower
SUNFLOWER
All yellow and big and radiant
Commanding a tiny city centre lawn
Looking top heavy and a little nervous
Bright smile at all the sullen passers-by
All too hot and hurried to notice her
Holding tightly to her pole
A tip-toe ballerina swaying minutely
A proud one-leg Masai with a spear
Looking directly in my eye and saying
You’ve never seen a flower before?
Too busy to stop and chat?
Ok, go on by, but remember -
This garden is mine, and I rule here....
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Categories:
top heavy, flower, metaphor,
Form:
Imagism