Short Bullhorn Poems

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


Premium Member Speaking of Bullhorns

A politician using a bullhorn
places it over the mouth

  Though given the stuff that comes out
  it ought to be positioned down south
Form: Epigram


Premium Member Off With Ulysses Grant's Head

Shouts, Yells, Screams, Rants, Raves
Bullhorn-magnified Bombast
"Decapitate him!"
Why don't the police stop it?
What happened to enforcement?
Form: Tanka

Sights and Sounds of Reseda, California Before Dawn On a Crisp Autumn Morning

meteors
shooting stars
the Pleiades
Orion's Belt
the Little Dipper
the Big Dipper
stars
galaxies
the moon
satellites
police helicopters
sirens
a bullhorn
time for breakfast!
Form: McWhirtle

The Political Elite

A mouthful
of hate
A bullhorn
of lies
Dissected
infected
With terminal
pride
Conscripting
the fledgling
Embedded
in brine
Indicted 
convicted
True felons
— of time

(Dreamsleep: June, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

Soap Box

standing upon 
a soap box 
trying to make 
point of view 
be seen as only
way to be 
yelling through 
a bullhorn at the 
masses gathered 
around 
pummeling the 
crowd with a 
hell storm of 
subliminal messages
Form: Lyric


Premium Member Foghorn Leghorn

“As senior rooster ’round here, it’s my duty, and my pleasure, to instruct junior roosters in the ancient art of roostery” ~Foghorn Leghorn 

Foghorn Leghorn
didn't need a bullhorn,
he had an egotist's way
of saying what he had to say.
Form: Clerihew

Tickle My Tummy

You tickle my tummy
With laughter and tears
Creating sounds of cheer
Your billowing voice

With sounds of a bullhorn
Cause calm and peace inside
Without you I am silent
With you I am a clown

Honking my nose horn
With a painted on smile
Magic you bring to me
Under this circus top

Swinging from ropes
Never falling to the ground
Popcorn and candy as I hear
My tickling tummy

With Laughter and cheer
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

Ashes and Aftermath

after painting the town,
there is an odor in the air
untouched and reeking of
uh oh

unfinished business can 
always break through 
the smokescreen 
substitute

when the spike is thrown
back in the air, where it 
lands is where life left 
its bullhorn

the peaceful dream excursion
is over, and the acidic bookmark
is tossed back in the solution
for another time when an escape
from the norm is needfully needed
© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.

Life's Guarantees

knock knock
who's there
tax collector

knock knock
who's there
tax collector

knock knock

knock knock

knock knock
tax collector

shhh maybe
he'll go away

(later that day
too agoraphobic
to go out and
play came
another rapping
almost rasping
upon my
chamber door)

knock knock
knock knock
knock knock

(a voice using
a bullhorn sighed
then said) i
know you're in
there

(no subtlety
has Death)
Form:

Premium Member Tap and Tinkle

The reason the radicals are slapping labels on you
Is because you're strong and refuse to be silent.
One thing they love is a dog that rolls over.
One thing they fear is a fighter who throws down.
Never give in to the bullhorn -cancel crowd.
Never be silenced because silence is death. 
For you and our faith-fight to the last man.
At times you've got to tap them in the mouth.
Tinkle on their campfire, then lay them to rest-

Premium Member Eclipse of the Politician

Don't take it as song; what the media cackles.
They're just bullhorn harlots for politicians. 
Who'd sell your marrow to the lowest bidder-
They lust for our division to maintain power.
For a people united is poison to them
(a cross in the face of a vampire).
Citizens united would mean term limits.
No more heavenly wage increases...
Their necks would be short leashed. 
Insider trading would all but cease....
But only in a good citizen's dream.

Premium Member I respect the privacy of the fey

I flipped on the bathroom light
a flicker in the tub swirled my head
there were three teensy tiny gremlins in there
I could not hear their words
If I got closer, would they disappear?
I hesitated not wanting to frighten them.
One of them pulled a teeny bullhorn out of his satchel.
“Please keep this viewing to yourself” he said into it.
This came out as a whisper.
I shut out the light and tiptoed out of the bathroom.
The Irish in my veins respects the privacy of the fey.

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