Short Covid19 Poems

Short Covid19 Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Covid19 by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Covid19 by length and keyword.


Premium Member Christmas Cancelled

A parcel  postman named Claus
in 2020 had reason to pause
Covid19 pandemic ,we can relate
made poorly Santa ,for ten days  isolate.
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Why I Wear a Mask During Covid19

Some folks resist wearing a mask heedless of the possibility of zymosis!

I religiously wear a mask to conceal my very conspicuous proboscis!
Form: Couplet

Drunk Medic Eaved On

A lonely well, clear
A nurse besides stands 
The sorry state of losing pro
Angst, fury and fear fight for brow
Tears gleam running after
Twin coppers sinking low.

Premium Member Just a Little Cough Maybe

She just has a little cough cousin says.
I think Covid19 will make you dead.
Come over she offers
I think of the coffers.
Elect to stay sheltered in place, instead.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Life Today

Life today a silent game of Russian Roullette
Masked, gloved, unarmed a trip to a public 
Place a sneeze, a cough, a bit of smegma
And Covid19 silently end all to Life.


Premium Member The Covid19 Camps

You all pray for yourselves ah now it matters who, pray tell cares about the children in camps you empty prisons yet fear the little children more than any virus moral decay

Coronavirus Covid19

i saw this coming
but now it seems so surreal
life is a dream
i may wake up any second

i may die
or continue sleeping
death is the end
god bless them

corona corona
i call your name
do not kill us 
all in vain

Premium Member We Are All Dying

We are all dying
I did not know I was 
Until today

It is not a doctor’s prognosis
It’s not a disease
It’s not having people

Sheltering in place
Is taking my joy 
Squelching my happiness

This is how people die right?

Sundays

Winter Solstice, Apollo, Sun god, Constantine had a say ...
For the first day of the week: Christian worship day
A strange connection: Sundays and SonDays For Jesus
Until Covid19 shut down half-empty churches
Do I have enough light to follow the Son anyway?
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Handwashing Haiku

When hands are dirty
Wash them but dont hurry
Twenty second rule

Water is not fine
Without soap to clean the grime
Micells are divine

So nothing lingers
Cover all the area
Between the fingers

Handwashing is done
Your life will be way more fun
If you dont get sick
Form: Haiku

Omicron You

Well, they’ll omicron you when you’re trying to be so good

They’ll omicron you just a-like they said they would

They’ll omicron you when you’re tryin’ to go home

Then they’ll omicron you when you’re there all alone

But I would not feel so all alone

Everybody must get omicroned.
Form: Rhyme

Corona Heroes

Covid19 Heroes

to all the health care providers
law enforcement workers
bus drivers
grocery clerks
and other essential workers
who are working 24/7
to keep us safe 
there are no words 
for us to express 
our heartfelt thanks
to the heroes
that are saving our lives
24/7 every day
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Coid19 Vaccine

I'm Scott the Clot and I am mighty mean.
I'm spreading the virus called covid19.
I'm trying to get rid of all my astrazeneca vaccine.
A blood-clotting vaccine,
A potential killing machine.
I love that word, vaccine.
One jab only costs a dime,
And I'll open up the borders in a short time.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Covid19 Vaccinations

Many of we oldsters have already received the covid19 vaccination.

Soon all who want it will receive the shot in states across the nation.

Yet, TV news keeps needlin' us showin' 12 inch needles pokin' the shoulder joint!

You would think by now that we should've all received the "point"!
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The News Was Wrong

The news was wrong
But no one knows that
People are spreading the rumor
That was started on the news
One hundred children in a school had been exposed to Covid19
The news reported that one hundred children in this school
have Covid19
A retraction will never be able to stop this landslide of rumors

This Day Shall Pass

Sitting on my chair looking through my window,
I've got to think about the misery covid19 has brought to mankind .
Sadness covers my heart,
But then I know the good times will surely come .
I crossed my fingers to say a prayer ?? that the world may live again with shines on their faces.
I was convince this day shall pass !

First Lay Lei of French Origin Or Celtic

Also and ACROSTIC

Past sixty, I can sharpen well
On pencils, invite wise romance -
Each held right, Sharp'ner in left, hand(s)
Tight, soft, tight, soft, easy does it
Recall youth: Sharp'ning loud and quick
You broke them more than you'll admit

(c) Deo, shalom, shalom: Not much longer to OVERCOME Covid19 (SARS Co19)
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lay

Premium Member Covid19

C.O.V.I.D.

Control 
Of 
Very 
Incompetent 
Dumbasses

C.O.V.I.D.

Control 
Of 
Vile
Idiots 
Democratically 

C.O.V.I.D.

Contemptible
Oppression 
Violating 
Individuals
Daily

Covid19 while bad is nowhere near the oppressive measures being implemented daily by the same people we put in charge.

Eric (and sometimes not)
© Eric Nolan  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member My Job Or My Life

My job or my life. It should be an easy choice, but it isn’t.
I really love my job.
And I am kind of fond of my life.

If I go back to work during this pandemic, 
I will be exposing my health to over a thousand people a week.
I have been too frightened to leave my house for six weeks.

My job or my life.
The choice should be easy
But it isn’t.

Covid Madness Sweeps Through the World

Covid madness sweeps through the world


General Corona 
unleashes his army 
the invisible army
upon the world
killing millions 
in its wake
spreading chaos and death
as he rides in 
on the black horse of death
harbinger of the end of days
destroyer of worlds
ending of the world
revelations come to life 

covid19  poem contest all poetry
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Mother Natures Cure

Hush,Hush. 
The world is gently sleeping
breathing in the fresh air
its repairing, rejuveating.
Recovering from the virus 
her temperature still rising.
And life support is still needed 
her  oxygen deplenished 
Yet mother nature is still weeping
in despair at human kind. 
Shes looking for a remedy
a cure for all her ailments
and we call it covid19.

Premium Member 45 Has 19

45 has 19,
where's the love and well wish?

Breeding hate to the Democratic Party
is like COVID19 to a petri dish.

50 years since the Civil Rights act of '57, '60 and '64.
see now what Democratic Party cities run have become.

How's your 20/20, in 2020?  
Are you seeing more clearly, 
now that the programming is wearing thin?

by Martin Braun
10/4/2020

Afraid To Venture

They used to say when would my adventures end
for by plane or boat I sought to find home
discover new things- see if they fitted
Now I am afraid- COVID19 did this to me
my beloved Greece awaits me with open arms
but I fear it
I dream of the Aegean sea and it calls me
of the sounds and smells of its Islands
but I fear it
wait for me beloved home
one day I will return

Covid 19

Running hart racing scared no one is helping why is this happing , people are dying families crying, WEAK it leaves us in our minds and souls , 

Is it real is it fake no trust in media FAKE friends FAKE government FAKE FAKE , this is not truth it's the panic pandemic is what they have wanted , civil unrest is the world's greatest threat which allows Marshall law to take effect Ww3 possibly next
Form: ABC

Santa's Covid Crisis

Oh god.Bad news from the North Pole.
The pandemic has taken it's toll.
Santa is in quarantine.
Tested positive for Covid19.
Do not worry for there's somebody
Who's tested positive for Covid antibodies.
Had the disease and now is immune.
Santa's duties she will assume.
She's the one who'll save the day.
Misses Claus will drive the sleigh.
She'll dress up just like her hubby.
She just won't be quite as chubby!
Form: Rhyme

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