Short Waives Poems

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


Britannia Waives the Rules

The British can not sip their tea
Where tea cups are no longer free
So Bojo proposes
Before a shop closes
Try bra cups temporarily
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Why Icecaps Dissolve

past blame   unresolved 
      present account   self absolves 
      ~   future   waives resolve



23/12/2020
By David Kavanagh
Form: Haiku

Johnny Joe

Johnny Joe is a one man show
For all the world to see.
He waives his wands And sings his songs
For smiles from you and me.

One day Johnny looked at his bunny
And it no longer seemed all that funny
So with one last joke and a poof of smoke,
Johnny Joe’s an invisible show.
Form: Rhyme

The Bridge

In dreams of making loughing stars from nightmares,
Will not retire as its voted against wiping wonders of world.
Waives in nature as define in realm magical surrounders,
Making itself refurbishing deserts in return of forests.
Only hope I have my bridge in my dreams stand still.
Form: Epic

My Bridge

In dreams of making loughing stars from nightmares.
Will not retire as its voted against wiping wonders of world.
Waives in nature as define in realm magical surrounders.
Making itself refurbishing deserts in return of forests.
Only hope I have my bridge in my dreams stand still.


A Visit To Paris

The vacation scenes were beautiful
sailing on the waters, looking at scenes
the two gathered together
looking at each other
as whispering winds, waives of waters
not to be bothered

Love is so genuine
the touching of arms
the smiles everlasting
eyes are so bright
as the night falls
entering into the daylight.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Etiquette Waived Maigc 9

Dripping with the salt of the waves 
I lie back on the beach and inhale; 
The energy of the night misbehaves; 
Crystals shine in the moonlight 
illuminating the path the sand paves;
Rules collapse with a rhythmic crash;
Etiquette that the ocean waives
with the tingling of a bonfire veil;
Wild ardor the full moon craves.
Form: Other

Premium Member Spring Brake

What a grate dey it is
Sonny whether and awl
Let's wring in Spring Brake   
Thyme for fun, half a bawl.  

Cum on, let's get aweigh
and lei on the beech
reed books by the serf
sea and bee scene.

Wheel watch waives bye the peer
Whet hour feat and hour tows
Ewe just mite meat Mr. Write
Theirs a chants, who nose?

In Deep

As the roses petals blossoms
leaves are falling
leaving seemingly
the purple sight from day to night
gold as it appears
rivers flowing over
the arisen of the sun
loves has begun
the end seems endless
breezes are flowing
glowing
not knowing
in the deep end
the waives running wild
oh, my Child
unbelievable journey
as the rides are long miles
time after time
viewing through a blurry scene
branches are grown
a turning point
in the roads
the valleys come short
a story untold.

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