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Best Public House Poems

Below are the all-time best Public House poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of public house poems written by PoetrySoup members

The Tall Ship Public House

Ahoy there matey a lager you have sought
Sail up the Severn river and dock beside the port
Stroll past the tall museum a dry dock and...

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Categories: public house, sisterdrink, holiday,
Form: I do not know?

My Autumn

My Autumn


Spring and summer are mostly for the young,
when ideals and mores are upon us strung.
Now is the Autumn of this woman's life,
a passing through...

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Categories: public house, autumn, tree,
Form: Ode

Spring Heeled Jack a True Story

Walking along from the public house late that night 
My lantern giving just a little light
My thoughts as I walked, was I very late?
The time...

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Categories: public house, history, me, light, light,
Form: Narrative

Bubble Wrap

Do you think it inappropriate? 

To exchange ones husband for some perfectly devine
Time consuming
Playfully popping 
Bubble wrap? 

You see, Friday night with at least one...

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Categories: public house, husband, satire,
Form: Free verse

The Great Bell of Bow

The Great Bell of Bow

I feel such a Steam Tug and no Porkies
Some Tea Leaf Half Inched me Jam jar

In me local Nuclear Sub you...

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Categories: public house, funny, me, eve, me,
Form: Classicism

The Lighthouse

I bought a piece of land, for my family and me,
to build a perfect home on a plot beside the sea.
 
I employed a local Surveyor...

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Categories: public house, break up, humorous, sea,
Form: Narrative

Return To a Harbor Town

My ship docks in this harbor town again.
I haven’t been here since God knows when.
I want to get a drink at this public house place.
There’s...

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Categories: public house, adventure, lost love, woman,
Form: Rhyme

For Something I'D Done

I was in a tawdry bar,
Or public house,
Being threatened,
For something I'd done.

Darting furiously
Through city streets,
Running, running, 
For something I'd done.

My companion hailed,
And stopped a bus,
Its...

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Categories: public house, dream, fear, horror,
Form: Free verse

A Swing In a Sayba Ha Ha

A vivarium is neither a plant or an epic entry. Instead of entry-level why not try a bulbous flow? Why? Why is a  savvy...

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Categories: public house, baby, birth,
Form: I do not know?

Stumble

...inspired by 'The Outing' by Dylan Thomas


His waistcoat full to bursting
he harrumphed through the public house
like Hell itself was after him
and tripped, and missed his...

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Categories: public house, humor, writing,
Form: Prose

Stumble

...inspired by 'The Outing' by Dylan Thomas


His waistcoat full to bursting
he harrumphed through the public house
like Hell itself was after him
and tripped, and missed his...

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Categories: public house, character,
Form: Verse

Variations On Variations

Of the public house,
I know nothing;
nothing of the
chipped walls and
clambering jazz,
or the joy that
washes over
everything like a
spilled drink

..only that there is
a girl, perhaps a
thousand miles...

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Categories: public house, august, lost love,
Form: Free verse

Pitter Patter, Pitter Patter

PITTER PATTER, PITTER PATTER

Pitter Patter, pitter patter, pitter patter; I heard the sound of tiny feet
I turned around only to see the biggest spider you...

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Categories: public house, insect, integrity,
Form: Couplet

Stumble

...inspired by 'The Outing' by Dylan Thomas


His waistcoat full to bursting
he harrumphed through the public house
like Hell itself was after him
and tripped, and missed his...

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Categories: public house, friendship,
Form: Verse

Where Are You William

William walks the Thameside path 
to skirt the Whitecross public house
beside the bankside boats
some covered by their winter canvas coats 
and strewn with planks and...

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Categories: public house, christian, religion, sin,
Form: Rhyme