Hoorah Poems - Poems about Hoorah

Final rocket An empty box Tumble drier's Lonely socks Rabbit's foot Now key-ring hangs Dracula Retires his fangs Satellite Back down to Earth Millionaire Rejects his worth Shoe's lost sole Beyond repair Luscious locks Now absent hair Tasty cheese Now furry mould Fervent love Gone icy cold Sunset fire Yet, clouds obscure Common cold They found a cure Friendship Folded, packed away A coloured life Just fades to grey Life's a test But have we passed? Results come due As breathe our last CV 10.9.23...

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** Winter’s Last Surprise ** How strange it seems Being within a few days of Spring To see the landscape All covered in white! How odd it feels For all the trees’ branches With all their twigs, too, showing Every tip accentuated — Ready to bud Open to Spring — But now how so jarring To see the frigid air’s blanket Of snow fallen Heavily over...

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The last hoorah of old man winter 2022? March twelfth Ded Moroz struts his white stuff first real substantial puncheon found Jack Frost in his glory, he haint no longer morose nor gruff, cuz series of fortunate meteorological events found crystalline precipitation hoary. I revel watching the bit torrent of snowflakes alight upon the greensward; a cold wind bloweth and doth bite any exposed flesh of daredevil (the...

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Red has tinged the maple leaves The poplar turns to gold Autumn comes on zephry's wings When colors become bold Summer's last hoorah waits behind the stage and slowly bows And the curtains will be drawn tight As autumn's leaves do wow! A type of Poulter's Measure Syllable count 8,6,8,6 with rhyme on 6 Poulter's Measure was a name given to the poetry...

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Here come the cavalry- A white knight in blue. Ekphrasis-Trooper of the Plains by Remington...

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