Short Wattage Poems

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


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There simply isn’t any whey,
conception that a curd to me,
when weak and puny,  low on wattage,
(seems often, now I’m in my dotage)
could satisfy quite like some cottage cheese!
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Two Line Terse Verse

Two Line Terse Verse

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Do you know what I like about a small cottage
When in never will require very much wattage.

Jonathan Thesarious Hilarious Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Inspiration

Searching for inspiration
I am numb by numbers
I've got a low wattage bulb
Where to begin
Letters don't come easy
shuffling selves circle liner
weighed down by desperation
yet old purveyors keep their vista

Dance Contest

Years ago, when my kids were small,
We danced at night and had a ball 
When we were in our country house,
A custom we should all espouse.

Years later, here we are once more,
With grandkids on the dancing floor,
Both moving to the radio,
Their dad just going with the flow.

Of course, their nana joins the fun, 
Her smile the wattage of the sun,
For words cannot describe the joy
Of dance, the grandkids and her boy.
Form: Rhyme

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