Short Blurts Poems
Short Blurts Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Blurts by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Blurts by length and keyword.
Belly Blurts
my belly hurts
smelly blurts
it tweeps
it twerps
oops i've farted...
nope it's worse...
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Categories:
blurts, nonsense,
Form:
Rhyme
The White House Bible
Trump blurts out what ever comes to mind
Although he has nothing of the kind
The White House Staff
Have a good laugh
They love playing, "Seek and ye shall find!"...
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Categories:
blurts, political,
Form:
Limerick
A Stunning Stag
It's disgusting I know and I try not to brag
But as hard as I try it blurts out though I gag
Tried hard. can't hold it in
In self adoration I swim
Only a few have equaled this stunning stag...
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Categories:
blurts, cute love,
Form:
Limerick
Hard Not To Brag
I'm amazing I know and it's tough not to brag
But it always blurts out, I'm still an old sleazebag
Try but can't hold it in
In self adoration I swim
Only a few are equal to this stunning stag...
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Categories:
blurts, character,
Form:
Limerick
Heart Sums-
Tattered heart pumping hurts;
Emotion sought visions violated blurts;
Something you want, sums of the need;
Adding hearts, sometimes bleeds;
7/25/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr.© 2020...
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Categories:
blurts, analogy, emotions, engagement, heart,
Form:
Rhyme
Care
Please stop acting like
You care about me
I can't deal with the lies
That fuel my insanity
I can hear the voices in your head
‘You're so weird!’ One blurts
I know you think you're helping me
But, in all honesty, it hurts
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Categories:
blurts, angst, anxiety, how i feel, life, mental
Form:
I do not know?
Violent Is the Mind Feeble Is the Tongue
V is for the violent images created by the ID
I is for the immaculate figmentations that come to play
O is for the opticals of illusions
L is for the lucidness I have yet to succumb to
E is for the evolution of child's play to harmful reality
N is for the nonsense my tongue blurts out in insanity
T is for trickery schizo-affective plays on me like a leprechaun...
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Categories:
blurts, angst, confusion, depression, health, imagination
Form:
Acrostic
Five-Year-Old Logic
She’s excited, an entire weekend
with Grandma and Grandpa.
She chatters about friends,
answers questions about school,
then blurts, “I don’t like Katy,
she’s stupid.”
I’m primed to lecture
on name-calling, when she adds,
“She pushed me down,
and hurt my head.”
“That wasn’t very nice,” I say.
“Oh, she’s nice,” she says.
“I don’t know why she’s stupid."...
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Categories:
blurts, childhood, children, granddaughter,
Form:
Narrative
Spring Chicken
“You’re not a spring chicken,”
My husband blurts out.
The truth in that statement’s
Beyond any doubt.
My running around’s
Surely taken its toll,
As Nature reminds me
I’m not in control.
For age has its limits
And mine’s reached a peak.
What I do in a day
Should spread over a week.
I try for it all
But my body’s refused.
As I conk on the couch,
There’s my husband – amused!...
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Categories:
blurts, age,
Form:
Rhyme
Pretty Love
.
Lil’ flutter
‘bout mine dome
tickling the thoughts
which
cause the sensitive
and leave this heart you know
gasping
twisting
twirling
likewise amazed
at the jovial burst
of
instant and satisfying blurts
enveloped
with pretty love...
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Categories:
blurts, love,
Form:
Free verse
Please Stop
in great detail
on and on
and on and on
they went
blah blah
blah blah
ask me if I care
but I'm polite
I wear my best
bad ass poker face
my head wants to explode
but still they have no clue
can’t believe people can't read
that big heavy flashing billboard
the one that sits on top my shoulders
the one that screams blurts out
CUT OUT PLEASE THIS HOLY CRAP
I JUST CAN’T TAKE IT ANYMORE
AP: Honorable Mention 2020
Posted on February 23, 2020...
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Categories:
blurts, change, grief, moving on, perspective, spoken word,
Form:
Free verse
A Man Called Poet Ron-
A Man Called Poet Ron-
Ole, to woe unto us there was a poet Called Ron
There once was a man who liked paper.
He said, "the different wallpaper "
It was rather recent,
But not quite tasty dessert
~
He couldn't say no to the inserts.
Once he was writing on the paper.
He said, "See the lovely picture!"
It was quite, polished
But not very unpublished,
And he couldn't resist the out blurts .
12/11/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©...
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Categories:
blurts, analogy, parody, poets, word play,
Form:
Limerick