Short Wheelhouse Poems
Short Wheelhouse Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Wheelhouse by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Wheelhouse by length and keyword.
Precious Moments-Puzzle
Puzzle share
among a pair
shows you care
loving spouse
to spend time
in my wheelhouse
woven slice
of a life
crafted so nice
Since you took
the time
inside me, to look
my heart
thankful for
your fixed thoughtful part
2/26/2017...
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Categories:
wheelhouse, appreciation,
Form:
Rhyme
Tying a Scarf
I’ve never learned to tie a scarf
Which makes me quite the fool
‘Cause scarves can make an outfit
Look both chic and really cool.
I stare at women sporting them
Tied in a jaunty knot
And wonder what it is they have
That I just haven’t got.
My mother never taught me
How to carry off, with flair,
A swath of silk around my neck,
So suave and debonair.
What isn’t in our wheelhouse,
Even if it could be taught,
Likely never would be something
We would seek if never sought....
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Categories:
wheelhouse, fashion,
Form:
Rhyme
The Skeleton Coast
Morning fog was parting for the day's performance,
and an audience of just me sat cross legged,
waiting for ghosts.
They appeared slowly, one by one.
Old whalers, freighters and, fifty yards out,
slate grey bones scarred with burnt sienna,
a young trawler.
A Cormorant dried its wings on the wheelhouse,
primary feathers spread, glistening ebony,
tattered like a tramp's raincoat.
The surf whispered warnings.
February 4th 2016
For contest 'The Sea shore' sponsor- Craig Cornish...
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Categories:
wheelhouse, sea,
Form:
Free verse