Short Below The Belt Poems

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


Boxing Clever

Billy Bob King the boxer felt
entitled to punch below the belt.
Not because he was a cheating swine.
His lack of height, set a low punchline.


Premium Member Hows It Hanging

A sportsman from Burton-on-Trent Had such a peculiar bent The kick that he felt Was below the belt That’s how his manhood got a dent
Form: Limerick

Extreme Fanaticism

Constant below the belt down pinning is a manifestation of extreme fanaticism, especially of women to men and gay to men and implied sexual craving.
Form: Prose

From Trump a Welt We Felt

From Trump A Welt We Felt

Trump had been hitting below the belt;
And when he did it would leave a welt;
Always bitter;
Quaint quitter;
A bad deal from him we all were dealt.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Kick Boxing Is Fun

Kick boxing can be fun except for the rules No kicks below the belt in a man's precious jewels You may get a warning When one ends up wailing And cursing like a trooper with naughty looks so cruel
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Just Below the Belt

dear john

         a few words she wrote 
  we’re through i found a real man 
           i’m getting married 


                  dear jane 

             he too spelt it plain 
      i have ravaged your mother 
             her scar was it you


By
David Kavanagh.
Form: Haiku

The Truth On Trial

The Doctor and aspiring Judge
  their facts now up for grabs

Agendas twisted, the world at stake
   neoclassic power grab

Memories scarce and memories bent
  all truth behind the lines

With punches far below the belt
  —and justice ill defined

(Villanova Pennsylvania: September, 2018)
Form: Rhyme

Say No To Cohabitation

Whether it is now some folks’ habit
Or a lifestyle to try a bit,
You should begin to inhibit
The thoughtless actions others exhibit...

For here in Ariel we actively prohibit
Lovers having to cohabit
And should be the last to simply sit
While lovers below the belt chastity hit
Making the still-not-profaned their teeth grit.
Form: Rhyme

Be a Winner

Be  A Winner
Sometimes the world just seems unfair
It seems to hit us below the belt
And fighting back seems so hard
But you can beat it 
If you just stand your ground
And say to yourself enough is enough
Stand right up and look it right in the eye
And tell yourself today is the day
That I’m going to win
Because you’re a fighter
That can come out on top
And today YOU WILL WIN.

“ Only a quitter never wins”

R. Taub
© Bob Taub  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Day To Leave

Came dancing my doomsday
With the dark specks contort
my head shook to dare-
pour the corrosion on spot
my life dealt below the belt-
Over the matrimonial surprise
Made confused dwindled head,
that came to seal my pact
with the signature of doom
My lover's attach remnant-
On the align with malignant ages;
I lay subconscious in dormant-
And cuddled my angels,
If not for me my heart's grant
I could reverse our quarrels.

Premium Member American Idioms

“A No Brainer”
If balancing a checkbook is a no brainer, why can’t I do it

“Hit below the belt”
As a guy I don’t even want to go there

“I’m all ears”
No wonder I can’t smell or see

“Play it by ear”
No wonder I cant play banjo, I’ve been using my fingers

“Think outside the box”
I tried that once and they closed the lid on me

“Plenty of fish in the sea”
If so, why can’t I catch any?

“Put lipstick on a pig”
Do pigs even have lips?

The Bridal Song

The bridal song
It's such a sad song
Cause anything can
go wrong
With you stringing
Each other along
Vowing to one another
to belong
Knowing you're in it, but
for how long
When anything can go
wrong
Despite, your feelings are
so strong
Below the belt, you'd get
hit, as if you're a  gong
About the idea of having
to Each other for an Eternity
to belong
With you going thru the motions,
stringing Each other belong
You see what I mean, it's a sad
song

Choristers

Let's not lose our lunch or get our undies in a bunch when apprised of all those male vicars compelled to infiltrate choirboys' knickers they may think it jolly but I believe they're off their trolley at best they're jesters at worst molesters within the hierarchy no matter what ranking deserving of more than just a damn good spanking indeed why not weed them out and of all the unkindest cuts below the belt relieve them of their nuts
Form: Rhyme

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