Short Braggarts Poems
Short Braggarts Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Braggarts by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Braggarts by length and keyword.
Simple squamous epithelium
That lines the frothing orifice
Of politicians and wine-soaked braggarts
Cytoplasm
That flows equally
In justice and infectious regurge
Genes
That transplant the ghastly
Pale-light abscess of custom-made drivel
God, Ph.D., you too?
Categories:
braggarts, anxiety, betrayal, confusion, grief, hurt, political,
Form:
Free verse
I love the way she writes,
and walks,
with all the confidence and strength
that comes her way so naturally.
Not for her the forced bravado
of braggarts
or the simpering shyness
of pretenders.
All she does and writes is bold,
certain,
and immodest.
She makes men’s blood run stronger
and offers no apologies
for the woman in her poetry,
and in her walk.
Categories:
braggarts, lost love,
Form:
Free verse
BULLIES
Cockroaches think they are so cool . . . .
Scurrying around in corners scaring women
Mosquitoes strut around the class in school. . . .
Biting the teachers and the children
And they seem to not realize that their existence. . . .
Is entirely transient and with very little meaning to last
And that with the passage of time and distance. . . .
No one will even remember them from the past
Bullies and braggarts think they are so cool. . . .
Categories:
braggarts, introspection,
Form:
Verse
My gram can make a quilt in a day, the six-year-old said.
My aunt came make one with her eyes shut, standing on her head.
My mother can make two before tomorrow’s grass has wet dew.
You are both crazy! You braggarts, you two!
My gram is a quilt-maker, and hers are the best.
My auntie’s are so beautiful, she edges out the competition, said Crest.
My mother’s are so fantastic, she sells her ideas on line.
Still bragging and boasting, these students of mine!
Categories:
braggarts, women,
Form:
Rhyme
rainbow chick with attitude
took the branch by storm
stomping the leaves off
the other birds flew away
trilling and cawing their distress
she looks like an angel but she is a devil
rainbow chick loved her instant reputation
the sheer power went to her beak
She strutted and rutted until she fell to her death
moral of this story will have to be given
in chick heaven where she is strutting and trilling
totally ignored by other braggarts who landed on the same level
Categories:
braggarts, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th
Form:
Light Verse