Short Corked Poems

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


Too Much Wine

I drink   
way too much wine
today 
I woke up 
with, 
a cork - in my mouth
I pulled it out
smelt 
the end
too young
corked it again
Form:


Corked

i'm a belly
barrel full
of wine

but i've
been laying
down

all this
time so
don't

drink
from
me

as 
i do
you

even though
i'm well aged
now vintage

i
have
soured
Form:

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double midterm 

a sinner complex
you hear train whistles 
say to yourself 
he’s nervous 
cat corked up
in my window 
a caboose in my house 
boose if you need it
double voyage  duplex 
many moons ago bad luck
whole bunch of holloween years 
to boot
cat

Message In A Bottle

A long reach of in-coming tide laid it gently at my bare feet - a green, corked wine bottle. I could see a note within it still, curious, I took it home. That evening, by the light of a desk lamp I opened it, revealing a handwritten message, It simply read: "Too Late."

Glass Flask

In this empty heart,
There's a glass flask
With magic, corked up,
In the corner, forgotten.
Once upon a time,
It was open—
Heart enmagicked
With notions
To fly and measure the sky,
To sink in the world of dreams.
Now they live in the flask so great,
Forgotten, just like my sweet,
Smiling face.


Premium Member So Very Long Ago

Has it been that long?

Yes. I guess...

many years

(past to present)

have come and gone;


many seasons:


leafless and green;

bare and blossomed;

plentiful and lean;


Thank God! Not many 
downright mean...


like wine

corked and sealed

memories

bear their stamp of 

time--


too very long ago


since yours
with mine.
© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.

Champagne

CHAMPAGNE, CORKED BOTTLES OF EFFERVESCENT FUN SWEET AND FRUITY TO THE TASTE, OR MAYBE EXTRA DRY A TINY GLASS OF BUBBLING, POPPING, SPLASHING FUN MAKE A CHOICE, BRUT, SPARKLING, OR SIMPLE ROSE WHEN ON A FRUGAL BUDGET, ANDRE’S PINK DOM PERIGNON FOR THE WEALTHY KORBEL FOR UNDER TWENTY PRICED JUST RIGHT FOR YOU "C" "O" "L" "D" "C" "H" "A" "M" "P" "A" "G" "N" "E" IS SO DELICIOUS "HAVE A GLASS TONIGHT"
Form: Shape

September Moon

I met her on a mountain;
On a day that seemed serene;
She spun a thread of silky yarn;
Then wrapped me in a dream.

We lusted like two sailors;
Drinking our last slug;
Then tossed our message out to sea;
corked in side the jug.

We sang each other chanting’s
About never going away
But I was always looking back;
It was me that wouldn’t stay.

I’ve tried not to remember
Tried to lock it in a room;
But always in September;
Her face is in the moon.
Form: Rhyme

Phases

the moon moves through its phases
nonchalant and slow
each one pulls upon me
like the tide washing on my shore
when I think the cleanse has come
from the salty brine
the crescent comes and shines its face
with the memories that remind

laying on the sandy beach 
starring at the stars
wondering how I landed here
my heart stuck on a sandbar
the bottle that I corked and threw
into this vast green sea
drifts out for a little while
then always returns to me
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Too Much

Corked bottle
Under pressure
Shaken too much
About to explode
Too much to take

Like a bomb, I explode
Yelling
Shouting
Blaming you
Your fault that i'm like this

Addiction took me here
Too far
I do something drastic
Shiny metal
Calling me

Straight lines
Focus on the pain, I think
Let go of the anger
Channel my energy
I hear you

Laughing at me
What i've become
I blame you
You know your addictive
See what happens when I don't get what I want?
© Roxie Hart  Create an image from this poem.

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