Short Chaser Poems

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


Wind Chaser

Their dreams of uncertain truth are nothing short of dense foolishness. They seek protection under the shadow of the wind


Dream Chaser

Chase a dream until you find it never give up on you
For if you stop short of your quest you'll never get what you were due.
Form: Rhyme

Desert Wraith

She envied his strength
In a heart shredding sandstorm
He envied her pain,
A fellow chaser of dreams
Turned into a desert wraith
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Sunday Morning Sizzle

Crackling to sizzle Sausages, bacon and eggs, with A coffee chaser http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/food.php
Form: Senryu

Premium Member If Only

White powder chaser Her eyes stare like a lost soul Statistic is she http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/loss-5.php
Form: Senryu


Sin Awe Tra La La La La La

i'm
a drink
on the rocks

straight
no chaser
with wax in

my ears
no siren song
karioki to take me

with
strangers
in the night
Form:

Airton Sena

Ayrton Senna was a bolt Racer
           trying to be a daring chaser
          Seeking for impossible victory...
          Or Searching peaceful Eternity ?
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Lay’s

The contents long consumed, discarded; 
the packet stirred in the gentle breeze
before rising, dancing, escaping;
an ersatz yellow-red autumn leaf;
wind chaser that will live forever.

Why Should I Come Running To You?

Why should I come running to you
When you’re the one who fled?
I’m not a chaser
And I’m not the chased
Yet I desire solely
To be the latter
Humor me
Lift your light feet
And hunt for my heart
Form:

Immortality

Pierce lightly this pulsing wrist,
chaser of needing night replenish

allow me . . .
a farewell to eternal rest
in peace

allow me . . .
a last kiss to he
who is unmindful of this heart.

Now take me.

Whiskey

W arm going down
H ave to have a chaser
I ts nasty without it
S uddenly you don't need the chaser
K eeled over from one to many
e veryone is taking your keys from you now
y ou should have never taken that first shot
Form: Acrostic

Chaser

Running down an empty street
Her feet sore
Crying, she can't stop 
Believe me, she won't
She's hurting
Because of you
Why me, she asks so silently
Why do you do this to me, she whispers in his ear
Then she disappears
Form: Narrative

Premium Member A Jigger of Whiskey

Whiskey Distilled spirit. Potent eighty proof stuff. I pour you out from the bottle. Just a little bit known as a jigger. That is just enough for a shot. You go down so smoothly. Where’s the chaser? Wow-wee!

My Dog Is a Teen Drank

My dog is a teen drank with;
air-filled verbal diarrhea
percussion tongue and lips
staggering chaser 
fierce and marking eyes
flowing river of saliva 
cocked arms for attack
cowardly legs for exit
This is this dog I love so much

Chilled Chaser

back then, younger summer evenings,

                we ate crabs, oysters, shrimp fillings

                    chased and downed, my dear,

                              with Mexican beer,

                  shortcomings, but no misgivings !
Form: Limerick

Similes For An Apathetic Perspective

the words sting on the way down
burn my throat 
like tequila without a chaser
and slosh in the belly of my soul

"I don't want you anymore"

awaken the dull ache
salt the wound that never heals
but like rain on a cloudy day
it's a familiar feeling
© Essie Wixs  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Storm Chaser

Their wind doesn't make your climate
That's just how storms roll
Turning over mole hills and mountains
Looking for change





7/17/2019

Excerpt from Brainstormy Weather 

Adapted for Arbitrium Divisa 3 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Gregory R Barden

The Dream Chaser

Indulged in cherished fantasy in awaken state,
to risk illusion or suffer unrealistic ambition. 
Fanciful actions to turn into reality,
in vain hope, we climb,
we climb to the top of our dream 
And in that moment we transit from a Dream Chaser to a Dream Achiever.
© Bee Cee  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Bad Dream, Daily 1

1:  A bad dream will protrude in the new light
And the first conscious breathe will lapse,
Until the warm air of morning kills the night.

The dark images now simmer but not burn.
And the chaser and the tormentor must wait,
Until the moon composes the next nocturne.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sun Chaser

the sun is out
in full gear
what fun
what a day

tooting its own horn
blaring and glaring
how absolutely divine
delightful and delirious

playfully parading
elated and excited
gorgeously giddy
joyous and jolly
the sun’s come out to play



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

First Date

I drank you in
Whiskey no chaser
Rough around the edges
Smooth enough to keep me wanting more
I was drunk on your smile
Kisses tipping me in to no mans land
Everything was hazy but you
I don't remember the night
I just remember your hands and 
Laughter that bubbled like champagne
© Alice Who  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Storm Chaser

storm chaser

cotton clouds billow
 feisty winds in frisky moods ~
  thunder approaches

lightning bolts run wild
  leaves flash in silver storm hues ~
   driving rain thrashes

sunbeams chase the storm
 summer stretches 'cross calm skies ~
  storm makes quick get away

7/20/21
Form: Haiku

Storm Chaser

Thunder calls; I answer.
Lightning blooms like wild fire.
The rain sings without fear.
Clouds cradle silver flame.
My heart races with the sky.
Love strikes just as swiftly.
Both leave the world transformed.
Neither asks for permission.
I welcome every storm.
Its light feels like home.

Taste For Words

taste for words we are an chaser chalkboard blackened by white erasers fingernails scrape down the backs of curtain drapers clawed by my love never had an love my kind of love hold me again dear use me with your curves naked me's admire your taste for words ?
art
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Dapper Draper

Suspect Dapper Draper,
half-scammed a bank caper.
With his brother Baker,
Whose a known safe breaker.
They rode on fly paper.
To escape down a scraper.
The plans were mere vapor.
They were caught in a chaser.
Serving ten at hard labor.
Guess it would've been plainer,
If they'd read the disclaimer.
Those crazy brothers Draper..
Form: Monorhyme

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