Short Cloth Poems

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


Sex With Cloth On

we were so hot
no time to stop
to take it all off
it was in our loft
went on  mabe it was wrong
we had 
SEX WITH CLOTH ON


Made of Cloth

the
green
dragontail
moth
with
her
wings
that
flutters
through
the
air
yet
made of cloth
is
God's creation

Drity Cloth Bag

am a old goon
have on in my room
am a loner
minded set  in the
corner
its fill with rag and sag
my
DRITY CLOTHS BAG
Form:

Premium Member Cloth In Unrighteousness Now Naked and Holy

You're cloth in unrighteousness come home naked bear and be holy


8/29/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©

Cloth On

we both moke
and was turn on
we know it was wrong
you can bet
we needed sex
we drop cell phones
did it with
CLOTHS ON


Premium Member Cut From the Same Cloth

every passing day brings us closer we are not so different you and me heart and soul
AP: Honorable Mention 2020
Form: Kimo

Premium Member With Blinders On

God carved him from his finest cloth.
He gave and gave.
They drank his broth.
Most unaware of what was given,
with blinders on they kept on living.

Drity Cloth Boxes

we have a lot
and a cot
for young and old
drity cloth
and other stuff
its catch the dust
my coat is real fox
that goes in that
DRITY CLOTH BOXES

Cloth Dryer

in wide 
moves side 
by side
its hot and stop
button at the top
mind run
you can put ton
cloths get done
it was my desire
to have a
CLOTH DRYER

Handme Down Cloth

somany walk the street
with bad feet
bad teeth
eat out a soup bowl
with old cloth
hard time shows
only god know
the people with
HANDME DOWN CLOTH

Pull the Cloth From Your Eyes

pull the cloth from your eyes
look no further
gently turn your attention
towards its plaid patterns
its glimmering splendor
dwarfed by the dawn of day

Cloth Stitching

life is like cloth
your life exceeds until
you miss a stitch and something goes wrong
so you live your life
now and forever
sewing ife one stitch at a time.

Winter Fall Cloth

get ready soon be cold
soup bold
need new wear
go have buying is fair
look on the wall
cloth for the fall
be ready fot wind that blows
WINTER FALL CLOTHS

Cloth Can Make You

wear the right thing
attention it brings
in summer time
kept bright corlor in mind
other season dress
don't be a mess
mke cloths tak too
CLOTHS CAN MAKE YOU

We Are Made of Cloth

the moth
hypnotized and
attracted
to the 
flame but
made of cloth
yet
we would
do
the same and
be trapped
by 
the flame
while
we cut out
the shape of the moth

Premium Member Cloth-Like Snow

Middle of winter
When the snow falls frequently
Earth opens its arms lovingly
Snow lands on the ground
Leaving cloth like covering
Over the smooth flowing bed

Russell Sivey
Form: Choka

Cloth Eaten By Moth

Cloth Eaten By Moth

He had been known as a man of the cloth,
And was wet from liquid contained in broth;
After filled,
He had spilled;
Hole was eagerly eaten in cloth by a moth.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member little cloth scarecrow was bullied by some

the little cloth scarecrow was bullied by some
you aren’t a real scarecrow, made him feel glum
He was not made of straw, so they truly made fun.
They were not very nice, these crows out in the sun
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Night Cloth

Night cloth
Old house
Celestial fires
In the sky
Whole cloth
Moth eaten
Lost to time
Lost to night
Words spoken
Walls broken
Night cloth
Old house
Firey sky
Deep dreams
Blinking out
Casting shadows
On the walls
Old house
Shadow dreams
Words spoken
Walls broken
© Bill Yates  Create an image from this poem.

Money

We all know that the world revolves around money. 
After all money has been made a tool that we need in order to survive. 
I would rather be left homeless, cloth-less & food-less. 
Then to let another control me with the site of money. 
If that is all you have to offer, to justify my worth. 
Then you can't offer me anything.
© Rita Lopez  Create an image from this poem.

Cloth of Love

CLOTH    OF   LOVE


Mother’s fabric :

soft-woven with threads from. . . . . . a past
mother’s fabric. . . . . .

Protective cover holistic,
knitted tightly with love to last :
seams holding her family fast  --

Mother’s fabric

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Written by   Sydney Peck   for 
Nette  Onclaud’s  Contest   WEAVE A RONDELET
Form: Rondeau

Whistles in the Wind

They police the cloth,
the music, the ride,
measuring freedom
by inches of fabric
and silence of streets.

But ideas slip past checkpoints,
songs travel without permits,
and youth dreams louder
than any decree.

For no rule can chain
the restless rhythm of people
who know that tomorrow
must be wider than yesterday.

And freedom, like wind,
cannot be banned.

Premium Member Love Is Like a Dirty Dish Cloth

Love is like a dirty Dish Cloth
Rubbing on cups, plates
washing them making them clean
Rinse off the dirt grime
placing them in the strainer
clean unsoiled stands tall and dry


I'm like the dishes
dirty soiled God the dish cloth
washes me over
embraces me in hand washed
my sins has been rubbed out now 






 

10/7/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2019
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Love Is a Silken Cloth

Distance between eyes never measured
As worlds wash slowly away
Passion's interludes are treasured
Fingertip caresses seem to stay

Sighs become moments of unison
And time an ocean of waves
Love is a silken cloth finely spun
And worn by lovers enslaved

Reflected silhouettes in moonlight
That lay upon farthest hills
Lovers become lost 'till dawn's light
While hearts are bursting still
Form: Rhyme

Man of Thr Cloth

Though I am a critical of others 
Pretend I know best
I know my own faults
Are to many to count
I do certainly not know best
To this fact I contest
My life is a suck fest
Brought upon myself 
By to many failures 
To bore anyone with
But hey 
I live to spoil another day
I don't rebuff 
I admit 
I find solace in it
My perfect day is spent telling myself off
I am not a man of the cloth
age

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