Short Blunt Poems

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


Blunt Valentine

When it comes to sex appeal, I think you're really cracking,
It's just in style,wit and charm that you are sadly lacking x
© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.


Blunt and Sharp, Are Two Types of Humour

Blunt and sharp, are two types of humour.
Sharp humour striking as an acute knife.
If after show you will find body of a viewer,
It's means, your humour, no doubt, pretty fine!
Form: Quatrain

Blunt Force Poetry

There are people dying There are women crying The men are lying And ostracizing The men are flying And falsifying Its horrifying It's mortifying.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Blunt

This day
Words stray
Harsh way


Crisp choice
Stern poise
Deep voice


Feel hurts
Dust dirt
New skirt


Leap our
Clear shout
Firm pout


Kind tears
False fear
Clout clears



Leon Enriquez
26 September 2018
Singapore
Form: Rhyme

Subtle and blunt

Soft light and warm
a touch welcomes home
bed red and hot
heat rushes up
fire pulse and ache
welcomes us again
like waterfall 
empty and full
soaked until I know no more
something calls me here
drinking sweet red and full of fear
drunk on pulse and desire
thoughts began to dewire
Form: Rhyme


Blunt

I've been working on it. If I were a nib or stylus I'd be worn away. Sometimes there's too much space to fill with words, sometimes there's not enough. I'm digging my way out of A Marriam-Webster dictionary. I hope when I surface I'll be empty-handed but a lot sharper.

Hash Blunt

Craggy rats and batty facts,

stupid slaps of morbid hats,

sordid snacks coming out with lacerations of the ax-
horrible hacks doin' these attacks.


I'm loopin' it like rope to attach,

only catch ever is a brat,

lettin' um' off as I scooter around and knack-
I've got so many I'm like 'just laugh'.

No Nicer Way Than Being Blunt

Man whore
What's her name
What's her name
It sounds so
Familiar
In ringing ears
You drank too much
Again

Man whore
Whose she
Whose she
And why won't
She leave
Your head's pounding
How do you get
Her out of your bed

Man whore
You didn't mean it
You didn't mean it
You never do
You hope she
Understands
Walks out
And never calls
Form:

Premium Member 2 and a half MONTHS OF WINTER'S BLUNT-

winter’s calling wind blown messages least most falls torn tween autumn fall winter’s lull at last approximate two half months left to receive cold and influx of snow winter’s alarming burst of temperatures below thirty degrees and under distance sun noon day yet it still be cold
1/30/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Sharp and Blunt


Sharp the thorns who draw blood from feared fingers approaching the blooms Grand garden gatekeepers, patient and poised guardians Watchdogs for their botanicals keeping sound every velvet blossom Granted ~ butterflies and bees entry Protective the thorns as sentry Diligent, the rose's friends Weaker as Summer ends While a rose withers thorns become dull on frail stems point less blunt
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Nonet

Blunt

On the verge of genius
is where my inspiration stops.
Midway between the mundane,
and complex is where my wits commence.
The very thought of failure
freezes my blood, and binds my soul.
The individual memebers of society,
collectively hinder my celestial
ascension.
The best of my arsenal threatens no one.
My verbal assualt is cold hard, and blunt.
My intellect is bold brazen, and blunt.
My demeanor is driven scarred, and blunt
Form:

Corners Blunt and Blue

Corners blunt and blue
a hardened mold to meet
carry baggage seldom seen
a soap box on the street

Borden's white dare to fade
a peddler pulled the page
farmers daughter drawing near
soon to become of age

Streets still hold her beat
in calls that thrill the ear
reached echos and passing feet
smoke has disappeared

Decades do loom and roam
here tomorrow is standing still
memories that found a home
weathered, dustmen mill
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Blunt Black Beaks

They're really masked buzzards.
Singing sweetly like pretty larks.
Until they plunge a blunt black beak
deep inside your giving heart.
Once you're fully bled dry.
You'll be fed talons of worthless gems.
Gangrenous oxygen from broken harps.

Over your bones they'll hiss strange melodies.
Dump your soul in a shallow bowl of their own making.
They'll claim victory. Drinking at your expense.
It's best to quickly close every valve and never-never let them in.
Form: Rhyme

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