Short Annoyances Poems

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


It Doth Not Yet Appear

Problems, pressures, pains, hidden hurts and annoyances arise...
Good indicators of abnormalities in normal bodies...
Diseases discovered by the doctor's diagnoses...
Form: Sijo


Premium Member Banana Strings

Do you know what really bugs me the most Banana strings, banana strings, damn things are gross They have no purpose Not in my esophagus Just one of life's damn annoyances I suppose
Form: Limerick

Living With Stupidity

living with stupidity ugh!
i tell its such irritating  life!!
my brother my sis and my other brother!!!
annoyances that cause strife!!!!
i love them such,
as my siblings,
but lately its been too much!!!!!
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Premium Member Shhh

Shhh! (Thinking in Progress) By; Tom 7/24/2019 Morning has lingered stirring a hapless feeling, Petty annoyances have stifled my train of thought. Cerebration didn’t render what my pen found appealing, And without fuel for the fire, my effort was for naught.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Itch

I itch at night; at night I itch,
Although for pain, I would not switch.
My brain, I guess, contains a glitch
So I can’t sleep without a hitch.

On TV ads I saw a pitch
For medicine – can’t think of which – 
But that idea I chose to ditch
So I’ll get by, but life’s a…..bunch of annoyances!
me
Form: Monorhyme


Premium Member Spaces Between the Words

Reading was his sanctuary
From noise
From worry
From fear
He could curl up in the tiny spaces
Tucked between the words and pages
Of a book
Dream with the characters
Run with the plot
Imagine the illusions.

In his mind
The outside world
With its annoyances 
Loud talk
Racing engines
Flying jets 
Artificial deadlines
Could run without him.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member On Being Nosy

What is it to me if
The teenage girl next door
Leaves on a date dressed up
Like a downtown whore?
If her brother wears his cap
With the bill in the back
And their father drives up
In a ratty old hearse Cadillac?
Why do I let the smallest
Things annoy me so?
I think I would move away
If I had some place to go.

written July 27, 2021

Premium Member Little Annoyances

I feel I‘m the reason For our eventual separation And I’m sorry. Sorry for every little annoyances The petty irritating nuances All the painful sideways Glances That I’ve ever given. And the fact that I’ve lost you I’m sorry. To our falling apart And me not meeting Your ultimate needs For this I’m sorry, I’m sorry.
Entrant into Michael J. Falotico's "Where's The Blame" contest 9/19/2012

Premium Member Staying Focused

Staying Focused Written: by Miracle Man 3/8/2020 God said, keep yourselves, ready for action, always staying focused on the chore ahead. When I let annoyances steal my traction, the door is ajar for Satan’s entry instead. No matter what annoyances come my way, when focused on the task ahead I’ll find. Irregardless of what my friends may do or say, each battle always begins within my mind.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Drag Me Along

As speckled trout jump in dawn's early light I cast a fly to whet their appetite. And flick my rod, stripping line from the reel causing hungry fish to lunge for a meal. A cold river current gives rise to mist but all such annoyances are soon dismissed. For I hook a fish that's wild and headstrong and it attempts to drag me along. (Rhyme) 05,09,2019 photo #3 Free Verse or Rhyme Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Eve Roper
Form: Rhyme

Balancing Act

Annoyances add up so fast
That sometimes you might be aghast
When life does prolong
All the things going wrong
And your stress level can’t be surpassed.

For somehow when nits multiply,
Even calm people cannot deny
That each problem presents
Such a knot that prevents
Peace of mind and I’d like to know why.

I guess life’s a balancing act
And the odds against joy have been stacked.
If you’re happy one day
It gets taken away;
That’s a guaranteed bona fide fact.
Form: Limerick

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