Short Bug Poems

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


Premium Member June Bug

father-san said no
to my succulent June bug
who wrote me love songs
we harmonise together
under the swinging lanterns
Form: Tanka


Lightning Bug Hug

I woke up just long enough
to see a lightning bug
hug itself
on the deck
heck I'd love to
be able to 
do that to myself too

Your Bug Is Bigger Than Your Byte

Mr. Malware Bytes
keeps byting my poor PC
Byte it again Bytes?
and I’ll byte you where the byte
don’t byte no more, so byte me!
Form: Tanka

Dinner At the Lizards

Lizard mesmerizes prey
Insect wings are quite fast
Eyes swirling about bulge out
Dinner is but a tongue strike away
Let us pray

Premium Member Boxelder Bug Infestation

a boxelder bug infestation
is not cause for a celebration
I advise a stomping party
their smashed stench will be foul, but hearty
Form: Rhyme


ruby bug


red ladybug crawling on my polished shoe
spring ruby ~ black dots dance 
 

[ FIRST PLACEMENT:
Standard Contest 
March 26 ]
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Surviving, Hoping Praying Mantis

Mantis
Verdant, skinny,
Praying, sneaking, planning
Insect, wife, insect, husband
Surviving, hoping, dying,
Fearful, easy,
Prey
Form: Diamante

The Bug War

We’re living in a high tech age 
Of megahertz and gigabytes,
But still can’t manage to assuage
The itch of tick and chigger bites.
Form:

Family Love Bug

we'll like no other
close sister and brothers
we stand together
all for the better
e hold hands and hugs
we're
FAMILY 
LOVE BUG

Premium Member Firefly

I Fly on Wings of light A flicker here Another there and Light up the dark With my friends Close by Me.
Form: Ninette

Nun of the Above Supplication

I do not like how bed bugs prey
They feast upon us night and day
Praise God be kind
Grant peace of mind
And blow those blood-suckers away!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Bug

Upper respiratory bug
Appeared suddenly in my lungs
Moving slowly like slug
Now its hard to breath no songs sungs
Tomorrow will be clouds among

Premium Member bug collector

charles james collects red ants

despite neighbors angry rants

it is time you quit

even as you sit

hundreds gather in your pants.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fascinating Little Bug

     tiny tots gather round a slug
       fascinating little bug … 

     big folks smirk and shrug
       curiosity swept under the rug
Form: Monorhyme

Spy Bug

Her computer had a spy bug
So, she pulled it from the wall plug
She disassembles it quick
Then used a new trick
Giving the system a debug tug
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Bug Tale

Nasty little bugs I really hate 'em
Did all I could to eliminate 'em
Tried to flush 'em
Tried to crush 'em
I just gave up and finally ate 'em
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lightning Bug Haiku

Lightning Bug Haiku
Like a fairy tale
in the dark it's glowing glowing there
then it is nowhere.
© ron wilson aka veebdosa the doylestown poet
© Vee Bdosa  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Bug Eyed Lady By Aspartameloaf

by Aspartameloaf

Bug-eyed lady ugly lady
Strolling slowly towards the sun
Bug-eyed lady cavern's lady
Child of hellhounds, friend to none.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member February Bug

The bug is still here, that darn flu,
I thought I was over it, too.
	It suddenly came back
	and doubled its attack.
It had lasted one month, now two!
Form: Limerick

June Bug

Flying crazed into the summer night
Diving, crashing — what a sight!
The people, they shriek; 
Cover they seek,
Slapped in the face by one’s flight.
Form: Limerick

Bugged By the Bug

Cough medicine? (CRAP...No re-fill!)
See a doctor? (DARNED if I will!)
I'm achin' to the toes
(Got a code in my doze)
Where the HECK did I hide the Ny-Quil?
Form: Limerick

The Black Bug

Right, there's the black bug
Not on bed
In the stormy roof

June 28, 2018
For : MagiCicada 13 - Body and Mind Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Maureen McGreavy

The Millennium Bug

the millennium bug
lives in the human brain
hunts, capture, eats all things
stores the game in stomach
but leaves dry carcasses only
to those that feed it earnestly

Premium Member Writer's Bug

Once you have "writer's bug," you'll sure know it! You feverishly sweat poetry! Doctor says, "Never stop." For Joann Grisetti's Ninette Poetry Contest

Premium Member June Bug

with the monsoon rains, a green June bug came whirring, to our living room~ my smart cat after playing, gulped down this hapless victim.
Form: Tanka

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