Short Bloody Poems

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


Premium Member Warrior Spirit

bloody but unbowed
no retreat or surrender ~
faith unwavering



Date written: 09/10/2020
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Bones

Bones
jagged,
scabbed up skin;
But oh that fire;
Diamond in the rough;
Faded tattoos 
bloody smile 
simply 
shine.
Form: Ninette

Premium Member BLOOMING SOAKED JUSTICE



BLOOMING SOAKED JUSTICE    

  Bloody soaking soil
  sought to stymie fertile seeds;
  but justice still bloomed:-
Form: Haiku

Bloody Freak

Creek,
greek,
cheek,
speak,
meek,
seek,
leak,
peak,
peek,
sleek,
reek,
geek,
teak,
do stop now,
you bloody freak.
Form: Rhyme

Days of the Week

Weekdays

I like Mondays
it starts hopefully
Tuesdays 
are a setback
then it goes
downhill
all the way
to bloody Sunday
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Bloody Feet

Upon my closing sight of you, blinded words were in your eyes,
Your final hour released you not - you'd walked too long on lies.
Form: Couplet

Embarrassment

Embarrassment 

A glass door 
How was I to know? 
Bloody nose 
Full café 
Ringing laughter, the bastards 
Crushed my exit.

Scavenger Hunt

I got to tell you about this dig
It made me dance the jig
I did it by night
With no one in sight
Out of my nose it was bloody big
Form: Limerick

Aces

With three aces in my hand, I raise the stakes looking dumb under bloody lights-- packing a Hold- Em win! Ricta

Premium Member Stale

Stale the ale
Rancid the memories
  in my pail

Bruises, injections
  bloody reflections
  
A life thrown away
  no more to say
Form: Rhyme

Army

Army
brave, adorable
walking,working and serving
gun,crown,car, crowd,
fighting,swimming and flying,
bloody and depressed,
wealth
© Amin Tres  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Diamante

Piccadilly

A lady who frequents downtown
Wears a frown like a circus clown
One day she fell
And bloody hell
She wore a big smile (upside down)!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Not Bloody Red

History should be written in ink, not lead;
in glorious black and white, not bloody red;
nor by some inept leader, but those who bled.
war
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bloody Red Tri Cube

Salute them,
those who served;
Bravery;

Every branch
bloody red,
white, and blue;

For freedom 
the flag flies; 
They gave all.
Form: Other

Premium Member How Cruel of You to Laugh

How cruel of you to laugh. 
You must be a psychopath,
completely daft and nuts,
as I'm oozing bloody guts,
a jelly donut, cut in half.

Bloody Mary Incarnate

Mary I reigned over the land
her approval was in demand.
Yet it's quite odd
that she was a fraud.
Too bad she wasn't entombed in sand.
Form: Limerick

Tanka - Dark Worlds

journey of lost past
dark worlds collide in silence
world forget me not
questions upon questions asked
bloody rivers start of plagues
© Ak Adam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member one for the road

lorna applebee is the name

this tale recurs always same

a phlebotomist and i

after twelve mai tai

elope a real bloody shame.
Form: Limerick

Cobalt

cobalt is the friendly tide,
eaten dolphins caught an fried,
is north Korea just at bloody war,
or atom singed ole suicide....
whaffor...
Don
Form: Ballad

Red

Relax

Enjoy

Day.

Relax, enjoy days of life, reality embrace dreams display in good never in disgrace.bloody Mary is not the for play.

Round the Bend

housework drives me round the bend
there is never an end in sight 
I'd get stuck in to get it finished 
but I'd be up half the bloody night!
Form: Rhyme

Bloody Mondays

A Lady of the Night took fright
When she saw her customer's plight
For Jack-the-Ripper
Held a glass slipper
On a Monday, nothing goes right!
Form: Limerick

Back To the Primitive

A bloody mass
of mutilated souls
chaos born from our primal instincts
a ravaged mess
of broken spirits
eternally falling
into the darkness

The Fight

The Fight

By Nathan Hannen

Here I am standing alone, My fist was bloody and raw
A beaten man, No more, That day I finally saw

The End.
Form:

Infamy

evil lurking within the hearts of men
negating what goodness remained,
a time of infamy it shall always be,
a bloody chapter in human history.
Form: Verse

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