Short Abnormally Poems

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


I Quit

It's time I admit that I am a quitter 
No longer, am I, a cigarette sitter
The stick, I flung
To save some lung
And now I am abnormally bitter
Form: Limerick


Sleeveless

bare shoulders ripple
straining with unseen weight
scarred biceps bulge
saturated by interior rain
veins bursting forth
exploding from darkness
forearms swell abnormally
hiding suppressed emotion
fingers clutch frantically
for a heart shattering......
© Bob Shank  Create an image from this poem.

Red Sky

From the glimpse of my eye
It's came to a surprise
The sun rise still beautiful 
It's breathtaking
How the pinkish colorbleeds red as it fills the sky
It frightens me
I try to gaze away
But it's abnormally color
A deep red
Through the sky's red haze
A mysterious color

Premium Member what is that buzzing sound

the buzzing was abnormally loud
I thought it was a giant super bee
Possibly manufactured by North Korea
My eyes took a few seconds to find it
She was fast moving
The largest hummingbird I have ever seen
I tried to take a video of her
but she disappeared before my phone booted up

Premium Member Tuning Out the Wife

The stubborn frog was holding tight to the yellow zinnia
She had abnormally long petals, so she kept him dry in spurts.
However, her stalk was slippery. He kept sliding into the wet grass
Let go! His wife said. “It is dry down here, under the mushroom.”
But he had tuned her out for so many years, he could not hear her.


The Sleeping Giant

The sleeping giant stirred
Turned over on one side
The world was engulfed 
By an abnormally high tide.

Tectonic plates quivered
The whole world gave a shake
Before finally settling back 
With just a few minor quakes.

Now totally relaxed
The sleeping giant sleeps on
And until he next stirs
The state of peril is gone.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member If You Don'T See Me Around

Hi, Soup pals!! Hubbie soon to be home from a very long drive. He was gone an abnormally long time trucking this month, so I doubt I will be here much in the next few days. Just to let you know in case you visit my poems and you don't hear back from me right away! Thanks to those supporting the Clerihew contest. Hope you are following my rules. hahaha. You are all the greatest!!!
Form: Bio

Lower-in by Hand

Now it’s come to our attention 
Of a matter needing mention 
It concerns nature’s call
And applies to one and all.

You may think us rather rash
But this issue’s creating a splash
It concerns the alarming notion
Of abnormally large bowel motions.

In the interests of health and safety 
It’s a workplace obligation you see
The CEO now demands
Anything over 10 pounds must be lowered in by hand.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Little Ice Age

The Little Ice Age

Cold
northern
winds sweep down
across Europe,
displacing warm air
and pushing it upwards,
engulfing the landscape in
the grip of the Little Ice Age
to inflict hardships on the people
who partake in winter activities.
                        ***

Note:
   The “Little Ice Age” was a period that lasted from 1300 to 1900 AD in which abnormally lower temperatures influenced living conditions in Europe.
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Hello Grandpa

the blinds go up in a slow methodical way
then they abnormally travel back down
up and down, up and down, twice
the cupboards bang open and shut
the lights flicker
a glass jiggles its way across the counter
ghost or no ghost?
No ghost, says everyone except grandma
she knows it is grandpa when the TV goes off
He never did like a romantic movie, she tells us
How can she believe in this stuff? someone says.
She’s lived longer than the rest of us
Maybe that’s why.

Premium Member Ice Hangings

Listen to poem:
Ice Hangings 
David J Walker

My backward 
Paradise 
Has entered an 
Extended season
Of unexpected ice

Unwelcomed 
Not needed in
The February storm

That formed after an
Abnormally warm week
Of unwinter like weather

Winter has moved back in
decorating with 
ice hangings like
stalactites formed 
over a week of 
bitter cold nights
that at any moment
might come crashing down

The thing is
we are bound to have 
warmer weather again
but not until 
Spring sets in
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Annual Church Picnic

The annual church picnic is fun for the congregation for sure.
Grams says the conversation is abnormally delicate and demure.
There are thugs, known criminals, and thieves, I can assure.
But we try to pretend it is not so, said my cousin sweet Burr.

Many uppity muppities try to get you to join, to reassure.
That they have a ticket to heaven on the hems of Ms. Curr.
She is the one who insists she has paved the way for sure.
I run from her because when we scrap, she pulls out my fur.
Form: Monorhyme

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