Short Accidents Poems

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


Premium Member Gas Guzzlers

Accidents are facts of life,sadly

but were you not to steward me ?



Inspired by Raul's contest photo and Gen 1:28-30


Premium Member Life, Love, and Heartbreak

Love twisted my mind
and left my heart in shambles.
But whose fault was it?
Life is full of accidents;
can this be true of heartbreak?
Form: Tanka

Not Everyone

Not everyone was brought here on purpose
In fact, I’m sure a lot of us were accidents
And if you ask me
We are all some pretty good mistakes
© Shay Funk  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Accidents

Oh no, don’t call us accidents,
for news of our randy parents
birthing child after child...
oh boy they were wild!
Prefer to call us “incidents”

10/9/2020
Form: Limerick

No To Federal Sars

What if I say yes to Federal SARS;
Will they ever stop seizing big cars,
Or stop killing the innocents?
Labelling it as accidents;
While flexing and dancing to guitars...
Form: Limerick


Premium Member The Wrongman and the Winner

Road accidents
Happen by chance
A varying factor
Road accidents happen
Even one is on the right
And so tolerance is to win
And the wrongman 
Sometimes can be the  winner

Premium Member Accidents Happen

Accidents can be life-changing events One moment all's normal, then life gets bent But we carry on No longer a swan Still the same inside, still have music to send
Form: Limerick

Driving Anger

Anger and love 
The two vehicles in traffic 
Taking the long route of life
Anger overtaking love the case 
That’s going to end up in accidents 
Love to proceed forward 
A safe incident

Road Trip

Reading the pointing map
Oozing sweet fumes 
Amazing natural landscape
Driving on oil and gas.

Trails of accidents
Rims here and there. 
Inscriptions old and new
'Pure Town' is just few metres..
art
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member freeway accident

sirens on freeway
road noise is an annoyance
traffic backed up now

gawkers don’t watch road
impatiently inch forward
dreary hour wait

accidents happen
drivers are irritable
wheres the empathy
car
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Too Many Teenagers

Drivers these days have an aggressive fever It's a wonder there are not more accidents per meter I obey all the rules Except around schools Think there are too many teenagers by the liter
Form: Limerick

Premium Member MIRO 4 tactlista

eye
   wide
       shut
feel 
     remmber
mold
make
   manifest
in touch
with
  linear
      continuty
juxtaposed
  wrinkles
smeared
  daubed
    rubbed down
accidents
 to. 
  engender
the new
art
Form: Ekphrasis

Faith

In the valley
In the storms
In the rain
In dark places
It sees a way

In great sorrows
In challenges
In accidents
In prison
It makes a path

In failures
In broken hearts
In mistakes
In disappointments
It is a solution
Form: Prose

Involuntary Release

Unfortunate accidents.
Lucky incidents!
Slipping, tripping, when all that's held
Gravely tense bursts out.

Sprinting down what, long presumed
Of joys,  unresumed
A laughing child's giggly mess
Was so blown about.
joy
Form: Rhyme

Teach the World To Laugh

Two banana skins
Nature's organic footwear
Slick pair of slippers

... but seriously ...

Slapstick never fails
Banana peel accidents
Laughter unites us


Entry to "but seriously" contest

Written 30th January 2017
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Within a Mile of Home

They say most accidents happen within a mile of home Gonna move five miles down the road, much safer to roam Now that's downright silly Accidents move too silly billy So I guess that brilliant theory is kinda blown
Form: Limerick

Walnut Hill

universes in reverse

verses in reverse
still form words
less symbols to believe
less letters to read
folding back into past
accidents
that could never quite
realize or
describe
all the mechanics going on
after all this time
gone
Form: Footle

Premium Member Pollock Analysed

Spontaneity 
  drips involuntary 
&yet deliberate
 
arrested moments
from above
joyous expression 
of inhibitions
inner experience 
    made free to be
turmoil released 
..a twist here and there
  unreal accidents
in time and space
art
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member DRIP FLICK art of ARRESTED moments

Chance
      accidents
in time&space
float in unreal
swirls

flowing
     without restraint

turmoil 
in
energetic
      explosions


flung
   splattered
moments
    arrested in space
dripping
  drop
     by
       drop
Form: Ekphrasis

Traffic Accidents

TRAFFIC  ACCIDENTS

Undeclared war of stupidity
No commanders - anarchy

No ranks,   no orders
No hands up,  no prisoners 

No medals, no white flag
No peace treaties, no appeal to the JAG

No winners - only losers
Everybody’s enemy - drunken drivers.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Safety Awareness

You need to be extra safety aware
For the school children we so much care
Keep musical system off, peripheral vision alert
In busy traffic don’t let your attention divert
Not to be late, don’t speed up and be rash
For accidents may happen in a flash.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member You Just Can't Win

  
     A horse, a bicycle, an automobile
        What can possibly go wrong

     Engine and brake fails to carjack steals
        With my two feet, same old song

     So I rely on buses, trains and planes
         fewer accidents ~ more strain
Form: Rhyme

Coincidence

coincidence
nothing  
within 
this life 
just happens
there are
no accidents
all of the events 
of the past 
present and 
future are already  
planed out
all that occurs 
within this existence 
was meant 
to become 
a reality
sooner or
later
Form: Lyric

There Are No Accidents, Hagar

It always seems as though, the first line holds this key....
Creating a moment it's poetic course yet, rarely, be she thus
Adrift about his isles desert dunes like Ishmael, an outcast; tides
These ebbs in flows to scrutinize their Archer's bow ? Zodiac's montage.
Form:

Premium Member Oopsie Poopsie

My puppy pooed on my nasty neighbor's lawn 
My neighbor barked at me because of it 
Of course, I picked up the poop with a baggie 
But my neighbor just kept on barking 
I totally understand that accidents do happen 
Oops...I accidentally left the baggie on her porch!

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