Short Wool Poems

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


Wool

We are like sheep;
sheep are shaved off their wool,
without their own free will -
we pay taxes because
we have to....


Premium Member Election Wool

No voter gets an even break.
No truth may they apprise.
Taken to school
To play the fool...
Wool pulled o’er their eyes.
Form: Rhyme

Wool Tanka

gathering wool
for winter’s spinning---
dyes bleeding
the remembered skeins
of my yesteryears

© Debra Squyres - 01/11/16
Form: Tanka

Horn Bull Full of Wool Haiku

Horn Bull Full of Wool Haiku

has been a big bull
who with Trump there is much pull
always will be full

How about that one?
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Weavers

weaver’s spindle fulls the cloth teasel
Note: Scottish thistles were once used by weavers as spindles.
Form: Haiku


Wool To Fool

Dispel,
w
o
o
l
collect,
w
o
o
l
dispel,
w
o
o
l
collect  it again,
till you are wool,
cannot think,
and are called a fool.

Wolves In Wool

Dvornikov & Putin have a plan
To destroy every body they can
It is their thesis
That bits and pieces
Swept Syrian War Crimes spick-and-span
Form: Limerick

Wool

Sprout from the body, coiled
manifest superstrings becoming what we want
supple wisps of an organ exposed
hacked off and hemmed; 
now a wonderful christmas sweater

Wool

She is a wool, so fluffy and comforting, a living teddy bear of wool. on her, i lay my head and sleep, a queen in the kingdom of wools and comfort.

Fabric Wool

If I were a fabric
I would of course be wool.
It is such a versatile tool.
Always warm to the touch.
So easy to work with.
All the colours of the rainbow.

12/11/2017
Form: Verse

Warmed By Wool

Stitched in yarns of neutral gray,
I fashion a robe from wool 
To cover me against icy breeze
And by donning a smaller size,
The wrap becomes a tight hug.


16 jun
Contest - C
© Rhoma Em  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Wool and Fleece Fly In

wool and fleece fly in

soft flock of incoming dreams

number not given.

 

(January 19, 2011  Wausau, Wisconsin)


(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved
Form: Senryu

Sheep Acrostic Wool Contest

since he sat woolgathering at Christmas
henry has set himself a task
every day he would knit the family together
each and every one
perhaps they won't needle him too much. 


Penned 7/1/2016
Form: Acrostic

Wool

Get me some wool!
I will make a cloud which will actually fly
To take me to paradise
Where dads never die
And moms can hug their stillborn child

Dec 30, 2015
Written for the "Wool 5 liner contest"
© Rahy Hy  Create an image from this poem.

A Gift

Courier arrived today,
Doorstep gift in the usual way,
Nothing better than this,
Inhale wool to craft and knit,
It's about textures and threads,
No wool is what I dread,
"Fat chance!' is what the crafters said!

Wool

The task is "MAMMOTH" to be sure
          When the jumping mob get near
          Whether for tweed coat or rug for floor
          Then their loud bleating we hear
          As from them their coats of white we shear.
© Dan Cwiak  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Gray Wool

hoped for
white down 
but it's
saran wrap
settling dust
soak staining
weathered wood
laquering streets 
warming bars
and hearts
gray wool
hugging the earth
softly 
snuggling me
on this 
see-your-breath
morning

Premium Member Wool

He was deep in love, immersed 
in the charms of her disguise.
Blinded by her words, rehearsed,
he saw not beyond her lies.
She pulled wool over his eyes!

------------------------------------
Contest: Wool
Sponsor: C. T.
Placed 3rd
Form: Rhyme

Dyed-In-The-Wool

Dyed-In-the-Wool! 

Stains there in your palms, wallowing, ling'ring, 
Metamorphosed into tears and so drips, 
Tainting where they plunge, and you're unsullied?  
19:03:12:08:52

Ancestor. Ancestral Pen. Ancestral Form. Dyed-in-the-wool
Form:

Yarnaholics

Really, no need to fuss,
I signed on with Yarn Anonymous,
Here I stand to confess,
I bought more wool, not less,
Then I did sign the pledge,
I took abstinence to the edge,
Here I stand and say,
I have not bought wool for ten whole days!

Wool

A Metaphor




Who would dare to persevere
Over the highest hills, mountain peaks too?
Out of this world but not out of mind,
Love will make you not put the wool over my eyes!




For Contest:

Topic: WOOL

Sponsor:C. T.

Date Due: 1/28/2016
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Gathering Wool

I fold your sweaters

            caressing them, one by one

                               as if they were you . . . 

        tears - with my memories - flow

as I keep gathering wool


for the Old or New Poem 10 Line Max Poetry Contest of Rick Parise
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Wool

Wool 





Cozy and soft as
interwoven strands of wool,
Yet sending quivers,
passion storms coerce within,
Heart lends its warmth to the soul.




Tanka- 5/7/5/7/7
Written Jan 18th, 2016
For contest- Wool (five lines)
Sponsor- C.T.

Awarded 7th place win
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Is Percy Trying To Pull the Wool Over Our Eyes

Percy pig was feeling quite shaken - He'd heard pigs were slaughtered for bacon Turning white as a sheet He then started to bleat As a sheep could he be mistaken! Entered into 101 in a row contests ~14 sponsored by PD Linda:-) 17th June 2016
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Warm Wool

Wearing warm wool is in this year, and you will find wearing warm wool tall models looking very cool in designer gear, every kind and men with hats and scarves that wind wearing warm wool
Margaret Foster Sept 2011 Contest: Weave a Rondelet Sponsor: Nette Onculd
Form: Rondeau

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