Short Trying On Poems
Short Trying On Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Trying On by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Trying On by length and keyword.
If the Shoe Fits
Like trying on your mother’s shoe;
they do not fit, but still they do
and yet, your father’s, never tried
for what secrets do both shoes hide?...
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Categories:
trying on, relationship,
Form:
Rhyme
Buy New Clothes
Hey! Why don’t you buy new clothes?
Because my weight has given me woes.
I am big and sad
trying on makes me mad
As another woman with weight gain knows...
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Categories:
trying on, addiction, food,
Form:
Limerick
Shoes
• Trying on a pair of pastel pink shoes
• To see if they go with my pastel pink suit
• I asked my girlfriend for her opinion
• She thought what I thought, "those shoes look cute"...
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Categories:
trying on, 11th grade, fashion, girlfriend,
Form:
Rhyme
Too Small a Size
Know what's really hilarious youse guys
A dude trying on a shirt that's too small in size
Stop breathing for a bit
Tiny cries they emit
Till an extricater comes in and they also pop back...
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Categories:
trying on, funny,
Form:
Limerick
Fried Chicken Hat
FRIED CHICKEN HAT
roped into trying on
this greasy plastic hat
not cool
its charm
it has none
thirty something bucks
a breast it’s not
a leg not up
boneless
i suppose
a chicken
i am
for exposing my feathers
to this flop
12/22/2017...
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Categories:
trying on, imagery,
Form:
Light Verse
Manage Your Money-(Seven By Seven)
Why do thing behind my back?
Then play like it’s all an act.
Spending money like it’s free.
Taking out loans you don’t need.
Over your head can’t you see.
Stop and look before you leap.
Manage your money wisely.
Just trying on some new styles as taught by spencerj. Also venting a little bit-have
to keep it real..lol...
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Categories:
trying on, social, money,
Form:
Free verse
My Wife
My Wife
She elderly now, but wear colourful clothes,
I sat outside the store saw her trying on
outrageous coats that didn’t fit for her age,
she bought one and a red, jaunty beret.
She has a hip problem and limp slightly, but
this little defect is not a hindrance for her.
She is every bit the woman I met forty years
ago, impossible, unreasonable, yet I love her
more now than ever before; time shall not
make her old....
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Categories:
trying on, love,
Form:
Blank verse
A Special Place
A special place that I remember well
from childhood days so long ago,
an upstairs space that drew me in by smell.
There often I would want to go
where pungent wafts of cedar pleased me so.
The walk-in closet in my mom's bedroom;
such happy times I spent in there,
in trying on her clothes among perfume
of cedar wood lined everywhere.
Sweet flashbacks, to this day- stirred by its air.
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Categories:
trying on, memory, nostalgia,
Form:
Quintain (English)
The Reconciliation
The reason we must find ourselves
Is because somewhere along the way it was lost
Misplaced on childhood’s dusty shelves
Heedlessly forgotten, carelessly tossed
Countless discarded costumes and masks
Obscure our mind’s authentic hemisphere
Trying on different people is such a task
Never fitting, incessantly sheer
Soon we realize we never changed, we just grew
And we see that all along
We always knew
That our true essence was never too far gone...
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Categories:
trying on, childhood, life,
Form:
I do not know?