Short Biceps Poems

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


Premium Member Sporting Humor

shapely legs, biceps
mini white skirt against tan
sharp eye on the ball
strings of tennis racket taut
don’t call her mom on the court
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Tea Time, Chaps

      Grunts, groans, grimaces
         suited to biceps and triceps

      Became the discourse of Wimbledon
         without becoming it one bit

Premium Member My Charming Wee Genie

Ladies parade around in their skimpy bikinis Looking for rich dudes driving Lamborghinis I'm not rich but possess Big biceps and chest And more important is my charming wee genie
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Little Boy Image

What really attracts most women to men Does the size of their biceps make ladies yen Methinks not, that ain't it A little boy image is always a hit So start wearing a diaper with a loaded back end
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Little Boy Image

What really attracts most women to men Does the size of their biceps make ladies yen Methinks not, that ain't it A little boy image is always a hit So start wearing a diaper with a loaded back end
fun
Form: Limerick


Premium Member School Dance

Young boys
Looking in the mirror
Combing hair with wet comb
Practicing alluring smile
Flexing developing biceps
Steel yet to be hardened
Dreaming with sweaty palms
Hoping she says yes


Inspired by Monterey's poem Hope
Form: Imagism

Premium Member My Charming Wee Genie

Ladies parade around in their skimpy bikinis Looking for rich dudes in Lamborghinis I'm not rich but possess Big biceps and chest And more important is my charming wee genie © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Charming Wee Genie

Ladies parade around in their skimpy bikinis Looking for rich dudes driving Lamborghinis I'm not rich but possess Big biceps and chest And more important is my excitable wee genie © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Ten Reps of Ten

ten reps of ten,
here I go again.
Today I work on my biceps,
triceps,
I feel great.

Ten reps of ten,
sweat soaking my beater.
Nobody to lend a hand,
all this weight, 
I can,
do my ten reps of ten..

Jared Pickett	
10/3/09	
Asavvy1

Premium Member Sho-Me Your Guns

Sit-ups, planks, and crunches

My push-ups done in bunches

Deep heavy squats from the rack

Deadlifts are good for my back

Just pumping up my biceps

And cutting up my triceps

I'm sweating harder each day

So I look sharp when I play
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Limerick: Once a Dashing Damsel With Tough Biceps

Limerick : Once a dashing Damsel with tough biceps

Once a dashing Damsel with tough biceps
Tried to bulge her pectorals with triceps
Compressed air back-fired
To where moon was mired
Since then carries pec-pumps in contracepts.

© T. Wignesan – Paris,  2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Sleeveless

bare shoulders ripple
straining with unseen weight
scarred biceps bulge
saturated by interior rain
veins bursting forth
exploding from darkness
forearms swell abnormally
hiding suppressed emotion
fingers clutch frantically
for a heart shattering......
© Bob Shank  Create an image from this poem.

Ex-Wrestling Champ

Boulder shoulders, 
bursting biceps,
terrifying to see,

    a menacing mountain 
    of a muscle-man
    he used to be.


Now, bedridden,
he wilts away his days
till the end arrives.

    This nursing home's 
    locked doors hide 
    closing and closed lives.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Man's Desire

There once was a sweet little lass from Eire

     Who had everything a man could desire

          A mustache she wore

               And biceps galore

                    With bass voice like that of the town crier

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved
Form: Limerick

Untitled #207 / My Face Is Sunburned Crimson

My face is sunburned crimson, the skin
on my forearms is peeling off, bruises
appear on my biceps, a red gash
gashes across the front of my shoulder, my calves
tighten, my thumb joint
makes it painful to write, I can’t really explain
what’s wrong with the side of my neck
but my heart feels good
for the first time
in twelve days.

Random Thoughts *47* Trois Par Huit

Trois Par Huit
AAB BB BCC
3,6,9,12,12,9,6,3

Workout

muscle bound
gaining pound after pound
triceps, biceps, lats, a cut up back.

Push ups, sit ups, crunches to create a six pack,
tuna fish, chicken, fruits and veggies for a snack.

Summer is here, I can't do without 
Bronze body tan, so devout.
This work-out.


Jared Pickett
5/12/2010
Asavvy1
Form:

Spitting Cobra

flexes his biceps
       tucks his flabby tummy in
              vanity in vain

              a score to settle
                     through tough machismo's battle
                           male ego's  title

                           but can't hit his foe
                                spits on his face, oh, no
                                      worse than a KO !

My Body and Mind

I can patch up an injury
Block the loss of blood
I can undergo surgery
I can erase the scars
But my mind’s wounds bleed forever

I may be in good shape
Stretching my body with ease
I may have flexi biceps
Every eye they may please
But my mind’s strength succeeds forever

I may feast at banquets
Pick the finest cuisines
Sway at a music fest
Have joyous recreation
But my mind’s hunger is feeds forever
Form: Lyric

Baskets of Sand and Coral

BASKETS OF SAND AND CORAL
	
	Here on my roof on Eastern pillows spread
	I watch the “slaves” unload the dhows-
	Strong black men with bulging biceps,
	Carrying baskets of sand and coral on their heads.

	In monotonous repetition they trudge,
	From ship to sea wall, from wall to shore,
	Each a vital link of their conveyor belt,
	As their forefathers have been in ages past,
	Passing baskets of sand and coral on their heads.
© Joe Miano  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Baskets of Sand and Coral

BASKETS OF SAND AND CORAL
	
	Here on my roof on Eastern pillows spread
	I watch the “slaves” unload the dhows-
	Strong black men with bulging biceps,
	Carrying baskets of sand and coral on their heads.

	In monotonous repetition they trudge,
	From ship to sea wall, from wall to shore,
	Each a vital link of their conveyor belt,
	As their forefathers have been in ages past,
	Passing baskets of sand and coral on their heads.
© Joe Miano  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Babe Ruth the Swimmer

I dreamt of Babe Ruth
in Howard Johnsons' 
lighted pool doing

the backstroke so brilliantly.
No bats lying around
anywhere. warm water

reflected dorsal pecs, 
beautiful biceps, round
spiral muscles fanning

along so softly.
Finally finding the nerve
to say: Babe! your a

ballplayer; Sultan of swat.
Smiling at me timidly:
I'm a ballplayer and a

a swimmer. He replied
calmly gliding away.
A swan in the moonlight.

A Small Village

In that small village
Behind the bamboo front
Where the small heart
Made of bamboo leaves
Smokes its cigars 
Through its roof

Stands a young old man
Whose twisting cheeks
And biceps and triceps
Turns outside inwards
Looking up the berry plant
Yawning at the fruit unripe

His own body pillars
Whose frail body bends
Can’t stand the size
The wait and load above it
As he tries to climb the berry
He falls and lies still

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