Short Bar Poems

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


The Bar Is Closed

Dew-fresh Corona
Handkerchief in my pocket
Remember it so well

Spring mood
Face mask in my pocket
The bar is closed


Premium Member How To Flunk the Bar Exam

Here's egg in your face,
   friend
Go cry in your beer,
   dear
Time to clear out of here,
   quee--- 
             Oops!

Walking Into That Bar

Walking into that bar
> That nefarious den of
> iniquity and evilness
>> Twenty drinks too sober

from Bad Craziness Rising
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Henry Houston

Henry Houston hilarious hippie 
Known to party hearty get tipsy 
But last night
Lost bar fight 
Because he got proud and lippy
Form: Limerick

Stack Bar

we were on the move
it was grove
it was cool
needed food 
no matter  where we are
near or far
we always stop and hop
to a 
STACK BAR


Drink At a Bar

it was us just too
I tell you
we stop  it was bar hop
  I begin to wink
my eyes wink
it was not to far
it was a
DRINK AT A BAR

Bar Hopper

OUT otu on the town
there's bars around
it was not stop
from block to block
we wink and drink
our eyes poper
we were 
BAR  HOPPER

Red Bar

red bar
triangular table transmuting itself
happened at noon tomorrow

last morning
an old man's corpse bellow it
was in the ground

Gay Bar

theyer here and there
its there place
to meet that face
no matter what race
its there tight there right
no matter where they are
the
GAY BAR

Tears At a Bar

I stop for a drink
had to think
my eyes blink
from the hurt
and beening treated like drit
you were my love star
IT WAS
TEARS AT A BAR

Bar

Meeting, toast, and air conditioner. 
The jazz background dissonance.
Phosphorescent drinks in crystal cup,
Holding all virtual life inside it.

A Sombre Bar Tale

Words are written on ministry walls
Deeds are earmarked in history
In between lie the unassuming
In the end recorded as a sombre barroom tale

Premium Member Dreamy state

Sitting at the piano bar
Sipping apricot brandy late into the night
~ Feeling mellow as can be



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 1st place 2025
Form: Other

Three Men Walked Into a Bar

Three men walked into a bar,
After leaving their little green car,
They saw as they entered,
A scene that was centred, 
Around a man playing guitar.
Form: Limerick

Sports Bar

they  drink and think
talk until theyer pink
about the game
its there thing
there pain
win or lose what they choose
some bring there car
at the
SPORTS  BAR

Corner Bar

my minds turnning
my soul burnning
thinking of you
i still love you too
of you i have fears
and have hurt tears
am here not to far
at the
CORNER BAR

Premium Member A Lusty Bar-Maiden

There once was a lusty bar-maiden
Born in the Republic of Aden --
   You'd order your drink
   She'd give you a wink --
She hoped for a kiss on the trade-in
Form: Limerick

Not a Bull In a Bar

Lao-tzu riding
a bull but it
wasn't

bucking around
it actually
looked

like it
might
want

to graze
and so
he says

life is
how 
you

ride 
it
out
Form:

Premium Member Bar Dance: Footle

Bar Dance
In Trance

Sam's Hot
She's Not

 I Hate
His Date

He's Cute
Big Brute

They Sit
I'm Lit



Alexis Y.

10-23-16

Inspired by the footle contest.
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Footle

Infectious Bar Floozy

Boozy
Oozy
Woozy
Floozy
Drug injected, boozy, oozy, Miss.
Flu infected, woozy, floozy kiss.



Written 1/20/18
Contest:  Write Me a Tyburn
Hosted by:  Kim Rodrigues
Form: Tyburn

Premium Member 12 Bar Blues

Gimme some dat twelve bar blues	
bucket of beer, some otha booze
sluice you from my mind.

Wake up late with an achin head
bleary eyes and feelin half dead
none of you to find.

Premium Member Irish Men Love Their Bar Finds


At the pubs across the Ireland nights
It's a clover field under the lights
Irish men love to pluck
Stray petals with good luck
They like the pink clovers in their sights
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Gremlins Walk Into a Bar

Gremlins, gnomes, a leprechaun and thee imps 
Walked into a bar owned by some chimps 
Ate too many chips
Weight went to their hips
They rolled out later, looking like blimps
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Two Men Walk Into a Bar

Two men walk into a bar one night Hurt like hell, punched out their lights When they awoke Strange words they spoke Sounded like a couple of ancient trilobites
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Two Men Walk Into a Bar

Two men walk into a bar one night Hurt like hell, punched out their lights When they awoke Strange words they spoke Sounded like a couple of ancient trilobites
Form: Limerick

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