Short Wafers Poems

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


Premium Member Winter Wafers

some colors peep in 
betwixt white-scenario  ---
each claims to be a rainbow 

white archeries set
white artilleries adorned  ---
white and white is all around 


10 January 2923
Form: Sedoka


Premium Member The Priest Became Thin

The priest had lost weight, becoming so thin
That he could hide behind a lightweight sin
  How did you do it, man?
  Tell us how WE can ~ "Sure:
Just pack those wafers into a wineskin."
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Westward Wanderlust

Westward wanderlust,
Wagon waltzes with Winter wine,
White watercolor walleye, windy-wallop.

Wading where wafers wage war,
Where warmth wanes without warning.
Wary whispers; weather will weather, whatnot.
Form: Tautogram

Premium Member Simpleton Me

I pray upon my Knees 
I believe what I Believe 
I don’t care what anyone says 
My faith is Strong 
What’s written is Written 
If only on whispering wafers of Paper 
Or in Stone, or sketched in Clay 
Most likely, on my Heart
Is what I Say
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Burger Public Relations

macdonalds big macs...
mythological wafers...
illusion appeal...

superficial foods...
theoretical contents...
consumption symbols...

family fun anytime...
philosophical promises...
communion burgers...

ronald the clown says...
customer conformity...
means...passive is choice...
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Times with Dad

I went with Dad,
just us two,
to the hardware store.
We got replacement tubes for the TV,
Sometimes, filters for the heater.
He bought me
Necco wafers -
all different colors -
priceless coins.

Sometimes,
we picked up rock salt
for the ice-cream maker - 
vanilla -
cold, smooth, delectable,
an elusive taste.
One man knew
the secret,
in Downey, California, 
1965.

Blue Window Trim -

sea island natives
living reminders of trade
cotton rice and indigo
gullah life is made
 
five benne wafers
cast into new daylight
the hudu spell is torn away
rest easy then this night
 
bridges came and baskets sold
the younguns moved to town
rich men came and stole our land
again to trod us down
 
But some have stayed to tell the tales
of how our world began
of lands and cultures far away
before man had ever owned man

Jack In the Green

sowing a melange 
of veined wafers 
viridescent shavings
leaves upon leaves
chaotically neat
layered in tranquillity
for the theatrical show
of first feet
premiere wellies
curtain up at dawn
cue the early walkers
after a night’s forlorn

which unseen hand
spritely close
knitted the forest
cross-stitched floor
taking their time
perfectionist
preparing fallen 
Jenga sticks 
behind the scenes
but never seen
Jack in the Green
Form: Rhyme

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