Shower Poems - Poems about Shower

It's a ghost she screamed Then she fainted But no darling It was the spirit she drank She's so high Hennessy to be precise Her vision was blurry. Now she's unconscious Right in my bedroom She drank to stupor The DJ overwhelmed her I have no clue, what to do I've poured her water But she wants a kiss She said; my kisses is the water of...

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The foxes in my garden Arrive at night to play They had their fill of chicken And so decide to stay I crouch down on my haunches And look into her eyes The little one so trusting She’s like her mother wise I see how she has taught them To fend well for themselves But only Little...

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How fresh the shower a man takes at dawn Daylight already so hot and intense But switching to ‘Cool’ shall stifle a yawn And shampoo lasts ages… on hair not dense A towel that is dry so patiently waits For wet human flesh which aims to be dry Perchance the human has meetings or dates Neither is true for that human is...

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Magical Loving Veil. (3-2-1 syllables)....

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In other worlds, we bathed in glass instead of water. Thousands of small grains cascade as I stand bare in the shower, eroding. Our ancestors never found cool, aqueous respite, only beams that scorched the vast, barren sea of gold they wandered. Their mouths, always parched, never welcoming foreign waterborne contaminants. Still, they were contaminated all the same by those that burrowed into the...

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Café tables on terrasse drenched in rain ~ everyone’s indoor as if on hold waiting impatiently for the sun to come out. April showers bring may flowers but we aren't happy to pay the price ~ meanwhile the rain stubbornly won't let up. AP: Honorable Mention 2025...

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Weep Africa, weep on. The battle with death is one we dare not to fight, For the call from the great beyond is outside the scope of our existence. Just as our known hero Ngugi Wa Thiong'o has fallen, Like countless unknown heroes forgotten to time, We shall all follow this path of no return one by one. Fight Africa, fight...

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Like A Shower Of Rain Dr Ranjit Dutta While he inject me A painful sting of sorrow A reminder of memories that cling, With every word,a wound revives, Literally I cried without restraint, As emotions overflowed in every way A heart was heavy with sorrow And the soul was swelling...

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What demands our attention today? A war devoid of consequences, Or a history shaped by creationism? A stillbirth born without shame? Vivid pain and haunting memories linger. A wedding absent of both bride and groom— Did we call for the ceremony too soon? The Gen Z lifestyle is...

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The bride ran from the unconsummated ceremony weeping. The best man had handed her a note; the groom was not coming. He couldn’t have told her before the guests arrived? Before she put on her gown and veil? Before her daddy walked her down the aisle? A track star, she was faster than anyone else. She ran until she could run...

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Pedal Tones and arpeggios, and registers. "the act of separating the Two" The Twenty One Day Rule By Professor Meanus Labyrinth "Gabba Gabba Hey" Code name Project: " Fragaria x ananassa" Taint Whyle means to undermine a current relationship to bring it to null. or not any,...

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a torrential rain drenched us today much needed some would say now, after the chaos, settles the calm while the sun casts its golden glow on one and all like a warm coat of honey and we recall how darn lucky we are to be alive as we eagerly await oncoming summer indulgences AP: Honorable Mention 2025...

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Son of Man, pause before judgment's seat, Lest haste consume your soul's retreat. Do what's right, yet don't waste precious time, For pleasing all is a futile rhyme. In seeking validation, you may lose your way, And those you please will mock you on your final day. Marry with wisdom, don't borrow to impress, For pleasing others can lead to financial distress. You...

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The day the hour, The meat the shower, Show no oscillating octopus to an octagonal obelisk and eat a Greek tortilla upside down in a second. It is wiser to tread lightly in a miller’s abode. Round and round the turrets go those turtles so mind your footing for shells can be slippery really. When shopping for an...

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The beauty of the rain when those crystal drops fall on us, is what this poem is all about. The droplets fall on me now, As pure as a plain crystal- Even I do not know how, They fall on my body, I wish I was called worthy of it-By somebody. I feel glad and blessed, When those crystals on my...

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