Best Terrible Poems
Below are the all-time best Terrible poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of terrible poems written by PoetrySoup members
At the Footbridge - Limerick CollaborationAt the footbridge Sue was meeting her beau
(He was married to a woman called Flo)
Sue soon found out his deception
She dismembered his ********
For his love...
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Categories:
terrible, betrayal, body, humorous,
Form:
Limerick
A Poem For My Algebra TeacherI know I promised
no more ‘Make you Cry Poems’
I said I'd never write another
‘Wipe your eye poem’
And for three years
I tried...
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Categories:
terrible, 6th grade, abuse, betrayal,
Form:
Free verse
Ozzie Our SpanielThe 28th of April; I'll always remember that day
It was very overcast and the sky was quite grey
That short journey to the vet I will...
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Categories:
terrible, best friend, emotions, heartbroken,
Form:
Narrative
Redneck SantaT'were the night after Christmas, 'n' the house was all dark.
Not much money for 'lectric in the ol' trailer park.
Ma waitin' tables at the club...
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Categories:
terrible, christmas, parody,
Form:
Rhyme
Love Sleeps, Never DiesAn old man
A Grumpy bitter old man
Bitter face
Red nose
Wrinkled beady eyes
Scruffy clothes his best attire
Life has not been kind
So his bitter words bite those around
He...
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Categories:
terrible, angel, beauty, child, hope,
Form:
Light Verse
Green With EnvyEnvious Ivy was her name
I’d buy something new – she’d put me to shame
My designer coat in a shade of emerald green
Ivy bought an identical...
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Categories:
terrible, humorous, jealousy,
Form:
Rhyme
Lady On the Church StepsI had seen her before in the spring and summer
The homeless lady sitting on the church steps
She would ask for help from people going into...
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Categories:
terrible, appreciation, christmas, december, feelings,
Form:
Free verse
A Comb-edy of Hair-ersMy dear brother Butch,
Hair are the highlights of my week:
I got a job at the Hairway to Heaven salon!
Our motto: "We color your hair or...
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Categories:
terrible, hair, humor,
Form:
Light Verse
Politics and Poetry - Is Hate Really the AnswerPolitics and Poetry – is hate really the answer
Why write a poem of hate about Trump
He’s been there just over a week
Though Hilary Clinton the...
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Categories:
terrible, angst, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Jallianwala BaghThe occupation of India began, with the East India company
And prospered across large swathes of Indian territory
Then the British Crown took control, bringing military might
And...
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Categories:
terrible, death, england, garden, history,
Form:
Narrative
Child of the KingI wondered how that I could be a child of the King.
A long lost soul, I had no goal, but to maybe act and sing.
I...
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Categories:
terrible, blessing, christian, depression, devotion,
Form:
Rhyme
Woody Wouldn'T Cheat, Would HeToy Story characters argued ~ then Jessie told Woody to buzz off
he'd been caught flirting with Bo Peep ~ uh oh, Woody, you're in trouble...
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Categories:
terrible, betrayal, break up,
Form:
Monoku
- When the Demons Blossom -My thoughts whirring
When life freezes the blood
Actions that burn in hell
A fire that burns forever
Terror - their empire of hate
Fearless, they control our destiny
Terrible...
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Categories:
terrible, angst, butterfly, conflict, earth,
Form:
Couplet
SoldierI saw a burial with a bugler playing taps;
I turned to my father, “what happened?” I asked.
He clutched my hand and with a quiver in...
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Categories:
terrible, death, father, inspirational, loss,
Form:
Rhyme
Death My PalDeath,
An old friend, as old as life,
We met soon after my birth
He liked to play games with me
“Be ready,” he said. “I am...
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Categories:
terrible, death, fear, life,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue