Short Clutch Poems

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


Dinner Disaster

Skewed steak in my clutch
A spicy morsel too much
Loosing sense of touch


By Robb A. Kopp
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Form: Senryu


Touch Then Clutch Much

Touch Then Clutch Much Horn Haiku

you should always touch
then end up having to clutch
did a lot and much

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

Love My Mother So Much Horn Haiku

Love My Mother So Much Horn Haiku

still can feel her clutch
do love my  mother so much
sweet thing she is such

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

Buried Downtown

Outnumbered by loud engines and concrete blocks
Furious crowds and mobs ignore your existence
Till you clutch your way back home
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Wisdom of Trees

aged oak branches out — fledgling opens palm to clutch the mentor’s handshake Kim Rodrigues © 1/18/2022
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Late October

October sapling
Colored leaves clutch the branches
Emerald backdrop
Sets the scene for tomorrow
Frost covered, lonely, gray limbs
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Glacial Tenacity

GLACIAL TENACITY crampons’ spikes clutch the thick glacial ice - pick ax chisels out steps 8/26/2017
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Edenical Clutch


Edenical clutch Adam & Eve bonsai bare side of moon it’s bright and sinless light seems a world away
Form: Tanka

True Grit 21

Bravely, I  clutch life

To reclaim a fallen dream

With grit—pursuing 

That hidden star.



Contest For Kevin Shaw
Mar 17, 2019
Form: Verse

Premium Member Grasping Memories

I saw your photo
And I didn't know,
It would hurt so much
My hand took my heart to clutch
Memories, I could touch

Heidi Sands

3/30/22
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ferry To Freedom

Leaning on the rail,
Clasping a clutch bag of dreams.
Sea spray blends with tears.
Propellers churn memories,
Of Love betrayed and submerged.
Form: Tanka

Rose-Crumbs

Flowers of fame
Bloom with your name
For a brief day,
Then wilt away.

Petals you clutch
Crush with your touch,
Powdering to
Dust before you.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
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Form: Verse

Rose-Crumbs

Flowers of fame
Bloom with your name
For a brief day,
Then wilt away.

Petals you clutch
Crush with your touch,
Powdering to
Dust before you.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Summer's Dark Rot

sweet gold masks decay
bruised fruit turns to black in frost
sunlight dies to ash
we clutch at the fading heat
dreading what the dark will strip
Form: Tanka

Butterfly-Ladies

Ladies, and potential lovers;
In a windy rush
Go, frail as fair, by.
As that lot, gaping at, on
Whose clutch-tempting air
Stride, wing-stepping, nigh.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member FLOOD

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ torrent blackens the sky~ whips the oak, snaps the wires. drowning roots clutch at fleeting earth~ gone.
Form: Cinquain

A Man Named Worm

There once was a young man from the ground.
He said, "See the lovely horehound!"
It was rather much,
But not very clutch,
He couldn't say no to the homebound.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Truelove Forever- Footle

 
your kiss my bliss your touch I clutch your voice my choice your arms and charms each day so gay ever never to decay I pray
Form: Footle

Premium Member NEST TABLEAU

Twigs clutch like fingers~  
no sky, just darkness.  

Wings hum above me~  
my small heartbeat thrums.  

Trapped in this cradle,
I taste wind’s lost song.
Form: Verse

Were To Touch Jesus

Were To Touch Jesus

What if Jesus you were to touch,
Wondering what affect and how much,
Loving beauty,
Give is duty,
And maybe closer you must clutch.

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

Premium Member Bitty Bird

Little wings, as if a bitty bird tries to fly away,
but I clutch this childish muse whose morphed teeny-tiny,
amused at how quickly time flies and how words escape me.
Form: Sijo

.rusted Locket.

I clutch my side. 
The photo in my pocket.
I grace my neck.
This tiny rusted locket.
My conscience in my mind
Is telling me I'm fine.
It seems I can't
get over you.
Form: Rhyme

Entangled

Entangled
Can’t feel my heart
With your firm grasp
Choking the life
From my essence
Yet
It’d gladly stop beating
Within your clutch
Seize my soul
For one more lifetime
Form:

Premium Member Laughter

Laughter

Seems to

Challenge the

Unquestioned

Clutch of

Separation..

Spontaneity

Defeating the

Desperate grasp

Of time.. 

It's comic and

Cosmic...????

Premium Member Keep Off the Couch Says Miss Manners

I worry about a deep scratch, That is on the glass, not the hatch. On couch, keep a clutch - Your blow’s a bit much, When farts, with a stain, do dispatch.
Form: Limerick

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