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Short Tricolor Poems

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


Premium Member Hooker Fun
Tricolor yarn soft as a baby
Do I knit or do I crochet?
Slip stitch, one knit, one purl
Scarves, booties, and blanket
One stitch at a time
Soft and pretty
So much joy
Hooker
Fun...

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Categories: tricolor, fun,
Form: Nonet



Premium Member Bantu
A tricolor flag flutters in the air Freedom finds its own wings
March 31,2023 Write a Bantus Poetry Contest Sponsor Suzanne Delaney
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Categories: tricolor, analogy, happiness,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Uncle Sam Gets Slammed
Yes, indeed. Alright. I'm lily-white
    all 9+ feet of me, a tricolor sight

  But now I'm 'racist' and 'insensitive'
    because 'brown pigment I lack'
  
  A half-nelson applied to my aching 'red-neck'
    Cry 'UNCLE,' they scream, the political hacks...

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Categories: tricolor, america, bullying, pain, political, racism, violence,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Beagle Minus
Hey you, dog!
With your white tail tipping past my window
Or your face, tricolor, pressed against the glass,
I can see you even in the dark garden, 
But now our garden games are past.

The couch stretched out beside me for a day or two,
The water bowl still full and going green.
The door bell rings and I'm alone to answer.
Frankie Boy! Bad dog! I thought I'd be the one to leave....

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Categories: tricolor, animal, dog, farewell,
Form: Rhyme
Republic Day
Proud nation paraded in patriotic attire
Saffron, white, and green frills 
Swung and danced in rhythm

Warriors showed gallant touch in discipline
And marched folklores displayed diversity 

Dancer’s cadences added colors to the day
And tricolor-ed flags floated in heart

Singing anthem on lips 
Offered flowers to the rested souls
  
Nation’s thickest roar 
Rose beyond clouds...

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Categories: tricolor, absence,
Form: Free verse




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