Short Beat Up Poems

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THE HUSTLER

He hustled his way to the top
But in an instance, he was stop
Street cops took him down
He lost his street crown
And turn into a beat-up flop
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Doggerel Daze

We suffer that lyrical curse,
The scribbling of unrefined verse.
'Tis Duggan's "Doggerelitis";
And teachers ironically fight us,
Like being beat up by your nurse.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Great Bod

It's not well known but I'm wiser than most Got a great bod though I don't like to boast Actually model stuff Surprisingly tough Beat up old ladies but afraid of ghosts
Form: Limerick

Premium Member ATTIC


dusty room full of junk; 
creaking wooden floorboards. 
small dollhouse, somehow shrunk, 
lies nestled, treasured time. 
aging, darkened ember; 
old, beat -up wooden trunk.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rhythmic Visions

A beat up club with a broken sign 
‘Dreamers wanted! Dead or alive. ‘
Blood overlay on the stage,
I could see how it was; 
Music pulsating;
Rhythmic visions 
penetrate
with the 
past.
Form: Nonet


Premium Member A Great Bod

It's not well known but I'm wiser than most Got a great bod though I don't like to boast Actually model stuff Surprisingly tough Beat up old ladies but afraid of scary ghosts
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Oooooeeeee

It's not well known but I'm wiser than most Got a great bod though I don't like to boast Actually, model stuff Surprisingly tough Beat up old ladies but afraid of scary ghosts
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Great Bod

It's not well known but I'm wiser than most Got a great bod though I don't like to boast Actually, model stuff Surprisingly tough Can beat up old ladies but afraid of scary ghosts
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Deputy D.A. of John Day

In a frontier town of Oregon
lives a rascally son of a gun.
He’s taking on louses
that beat up their spouses.
I can hardly believe that’s my son!


For Carolyn Devonshire's Contest:
Lawyer Limericks
Form: Limerick

My Day

hey there, i beat up rihanna  when i play call of duty i only play on the map havana,my gurl aint from mexico, Los Angeles or Mexico she`s Americana, and goku goes kama Kama, and every story needs a comma PEACE OUT.

Premium Member Scene On a Road In Winter

An old man in a Frosty the Snowman
hat is driving a beat-up Ford truck.
A woman beside him, scarf wrapped
round her neck, gazes at him,
touches his face, then scoots
closer, head on his 
shoulder.  Seeing
this, I count
them as
rich.
Form: Etheree

Hat Stand

Hat Stand

I call my oak hat stand who 
I don’t hang hats on 
Mr Admiral Confused and also 
Not Able to 
Think With Clarity. The east corner of 
my bedroom was where my 
old hat stand allegedly
beat up the 
old pedestal fan.

Premium Member Crackers and Cheese

(Limerick)


There was an old man who loved crackers.
But got beat up by lots of attackers.
He went to his house
And talked to his mouse
Who said " Go, bring me more cheese and crack'rs!


Dorian Petersen Potter
aka ladydp2000
Copyright@2014


September 8, 2014
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Moonshiner's Ditty - Collaboration

MOONSHINER'S DITTY - Collaboration

Gonna drink moonshine
Get drunk as a skunk
Then go into town
Beat up on some punk

Get thrown in jail 
'Til I get sobered up
Start drinking again
Then puke it all up

23 July 2018
For Charles Messina's contest

(Make this the last stanza)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Free Living

Drove a rusting
beat up truck
never had money
forget about luck
life went from bad 
to worse for me
until I got arrested
now living's free
3 solids a day 
hot showers daily
the man says jump 
I do so gladly
look rough on the outside 
a loser inside 
not much left 
on the other side

Premium Member I Passed By

Beat up old Ford,
along the freeway,
rear end jacked,
flat tire is off,
the trunk is open
and the dentritus
of a life exposed.
Clothes, empty brake 
fluid cans,
children's toys,
a paper back book,
loose pages dancing
in the traffic,
flat spare tire and
tools left lying
impotent in a frozen
moment.

Premium Member Walk With Me

Walk with me through good times and bad
Give me a kind word of encouragement
When I am downtrodden, beat up, and sad
Walk with me through good times and bad
I will be pleased with solid, pattern, or plaid
I need your goodness, your kind sentiment
Walk with me through good times and bad
Give me a kind word of encouragement.
Form: Triolet

Follow Me

It was four in the morning
when he entered the 7-Eleven
and pointed at the cash register.

A middle-aged woman
hands over a pile of dollars.

He tells her: “My name is Jesus – follow me.”

She checks her makeup.
He waits patiently for her in the parking lot.

They drive away in a beat-up truck
hauling gardening tools.

Premium Member Moonlit Night

MOONLIT NIGHT

The city
Tar-top roof
With a brick-few, short wall
And then – central
This little, round, beat up old table
Cheap wine bottle atop
Empty 
Two plastic cups
Two bent folding chairs
Assorted junk everywhere
Our lovers long gone
And so their western song
The Moon?
Oh    just the same
Lingers on
City fumes too
Red neck rendezvous

Bewitched

She flew around me,
dripping all kinds
of trouble.

She began to grow fingernails
inside my head,
they tore away
clumps of caution,
shreds of decency.

The hook in my mouth
slipped out,
about the same time
her ex showed up.

They left in a beat-up Chevy,
leaving me stuck to a wall
fumbling for
a light switch,

but damn she was good.

Premium Member My Beat Up Song

I should have
I wish I had
I could have
But I didn’t.
My beat up song.

I should have
I wish I had
I could have
But I didn’t.
My beat up song.

The one I began singing
After my mother passed.
I should have visited her more often.
I wish I had known she was dying.
I could have been there for her.
But I didn’t know, and I was not there.
My beat up song.

Female Poetry

the wuz a boy

i used to like

loved his jeans

and his nike

but i seen him

walkin wit dis girl

she all up

in his world

she a ugly ho

she went to school

where i used to go

thats how i know her

her and her beat up old man

he did me wrong

wrecked my plans

i wanted to be with him
 
4 ever and ever

now i get

to be wit him never

In the Drive-Thru

One afternoon in April,
behind the wheel of my beat-up and broken car,
sweating a little, 
my best friend in the passenger seat,
two large Styrofoam cups between us,
ice and juice and hopefulness:
and I cried and cried
and considered banging my head
against the steering wheel,
the windshield, the dashboard
(for dramatic effect),
all the hot plastic dusty with rage.
© Robin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Buster

Buster

I'm beat up like an old dog.
My name is Buster.
I think I'm 84 in your years.
I have stories that would curl your toes!
I've had good luck and bad.
I've been with lovely bitches
and bitches from hell.
I limp from a go cart incident
but I refuse to let it define me.
I've known cruelty and kindness.
I hope for a painless death
and a fair judgement in the end.

Always

ALWAYS

 Every time I open my heart up it seems to get beat up.

 Every time I try to love you more, my emotions continue stored.
 
 Every time I want your affection, it seems to have protection.
 
Every time I want to spend time with you, there seems to be a reason to leave you.
 
Every time I see you, my heart beats faster but when I’m with you there is no  
laughter.
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