Short Waffling Poems
Short Waffling Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Waffling by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Waffling by length and keyword.
Funny for the food that falls
Funny for the laughter
Funny for the mood that calls
waffling ever after
Funny for the time
Funny for the habits
Funny for the way we are
coffins ever after
Categories:
waffling, analogy, death, food,
Form:
Quatrain
A-rush
In a feather ruffling frenzy
cooling the flamboyant sunrise
muffling the warblers
with waffling winds
chilling the audience
in an ice-like stare
your shivery essence
ricochets through the canyon
startles the cliffs
bellows amid the echoes
of yesteryears challenge
stirs a red dust devil
they call you cold, December
for they are frail
and cannot bear the sting
of Winter’s hoary kiss
Categories:
waffling, december,
Form:
Free verse
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Bemoan the songs unsung for want of melody and tongue.
Bewail the sorrows unlamented and veiled, for want of a good sob.
Waffling silent tunes echoing and rattling in the cage, trapped unexpressed.
We humans can only hear the flaps and rustles of the unsung,
which roost like bats inverted, upended in trees unheard, cloaked, silent.
The unsung lie on the ground, unheralded, unapplauded, unlauded, quiet,
never played out.
Categories:
waffling, song, sound,
Form:
Free verse
beauty lurks upon the night,
i lost me teeth i look a fright,
if i'm not careful me dog may bite,
but i'll keep on sucking lemons :)
i'll jam a cossie under me frock, (swim togs cossie)
me girlfriend gets a tiny shock,
jump in amongst the sleepy flock,
it's time 4 sum romancin :)
I canna stand this tawdry bar ,
and there you even bloody are
a dancing there with Nungidar
still a bloody prancing
just waffling here
Don Johnson 12-jul-11
Categories:
waffling, adventureme, me,
Form:
Rhyme
The Westward Wind
The westward wind whistled,
As it whisked wildly pass,
Weeping willow trees.
Weary eyed women watched,
As winters wayward wrath,
Wreaked havoc through its breeze.
Waffling warm winds weaving,
As wounded workers,
Walked, the winding path.
Wailing Whippoorwills whispered,
Welcoming words of warmth,
From the westward winds aftermath!
Written: 3/17/16 ©
Submitted for contest: Elements Part 2: Wind
Sponsored by: Brian Davey
Categories:
waffling, nature, weather, wind,
Form:
Alliteration