Short Club Poems
Short Club Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Club by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Club by length and keyword.
captivating clubby chatter humourlessly unwind your fluster
(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 31–September 6, 2026)
You are my dream man.
You are more than what you seem.
You are my sweet dream.
We travel to everywhere.
We make love while in the air.
Horn Haiku Fan Club
Can be central hub;
Could call it Horn Haiku club;
Members are sepub.
Jim Horn
PS. So maybe we should
meet at a beer pub.
Christened in the night
by rain
at the crossroads
Kissing each memory
that burns
—breathing his words again
(Hazlehurst Mississippi: October, 1975)
Beautiful scars contest
Broken hearted club
Mended my heart so quickly
Scars disappeared fast
Laura Beautiful scars contest
Natalie West
24/11/2015
There was a girl in a night club,
Who tripped in that crowded pub.
She bruised her left arm,
But laughed off the harm,
And danced while a dog ate her grub.
In somber silence, the Old Boys sit.
Only ambient noise they permit.
Not sitting face-to-face,
it's such a lonely place.
I, frankly, don't want to be in it.
We've read of Hendrix, Joplin and Morrison and thereof
I want to introduce you to the Green Bay Packers 27 club
Of Starr, Favre, Rodgers and (tentatively) Love
No, please, there's no need to worry
I've just posted a new short story
called "dance club".
I had to post it there - the size of pieces here are CrAzY limited.
Trump's Club hired a new girl in September
She was fired on the spot in November
As a matter of fact
She was caught in the act
Of reviving the most senior Member
There once was a fine hacker named Bub
who whacked what he hacked with a wood club
each whack a divot
his hips wouldn't pivot
you should see what he did to the shrubs!
This is my fan letter,
You make souls better,
To me, you're a sign.
Love, yours and mine.
Our hearts do entwine,
Rain or sunshine,
Now we recline.
Love duly thine!
There was an old man named Andy Cap
who was a golf loving kind of chap
forgot to tee off
his partner did scoff
when the bar maid remained on his lap.
© Harry J Horsman 2013
its the place
for all faces
every race
come to
no doudt let it out
dance tothe funk
music that make you bump
and party forever
its a
GET TO NIGHT CLUB
GET TOGETHER
Astronomy club. After school.
Search for moon in vain. Play with telescope.
Stare at clouds. Learn to juggle.
Admire Mr. Milligan (Clym Yeobright)
and the invisible stars.
Dick was a guy with a suave golf club
Who only used it to eat his grub
Sportsman he portrayed
Golf he should have played
For now he cannot fit in his tub
3/28/2013
Craig's contest
Happy-go-lucky, a phrase describing old me
Not a care to speak of, a happy club emcee
Making tons of bucks
Running amuck
Tossing flowers and wearing a polka dot saree
In a club for gays, in Christmas days
Found a fallen asleep Santa Claus.
"I'm not a gift!" He yelled aloud,
To a bunch of pleased jolly gays.
But, yelled too late on - anyway!
Tiny rockets of wetness
profusely lifting from the glass
to tickle one’s nose
© Mar 06 2010 Charles Henderson
comedic moments
robust laughter comes calling
feelings flow freely
Written October 5, 2022
Submitted to "SIMPLY SENRYU" Poetry Contest
Sponsored by John Lawless
My wife decided to go to a strip club with me,
to prove to me that she is fun and carefree,
and I must say in all honesty,
it was like bringing the principal along on the day you play hooky.
In the shadow of a grassroots granary,
dendrites sprout and axons climb the tree.
A cloudburst of neuroplasticity
feeds the ripening grain
as each one brings a fertile brain,
demonstrably insane.
Teens should be helped and clubbed if needed
Latter's important to be sure you've succeeded
Sounds extreme I know
Quite effective though
But be sure the neighbors don't hear the screaming
At the country club a sight for sore eyes
Brunch with the bunch and giraffic surprise
Two tall orders, son of a gun
It surely beat the hole-in-one!
Anticipating sharing a slurped prize
It's time for coffee much,
Maybe with some lovely grub,
You barrack for my club?
No? You're doing well,
My football club ain't doing so swell,
So, it's time for coffee much,
Hope you've got a decent club!