Short Debunk Poems

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


Premium Member This Poem Ain't Junk

Drunk, 
in a funk, 
a lowly punk, 
I shrunk
from a skunk.  
It stunk. 
Away I slunk.  
I too stunk...
I thunk.  
I took a dunk
and sunk.
A chunk
or hunk
of B.S. or bunk?
Please debunk.
Form: Monorhyme


Word Generator Ii

Word generator, don't debunk it,
whatever it throws out,don't junk it,
with some forethought I might
get this Limerick right,
it appears I have- who'd have thunk it?

Word generator produced 'forethought'.

4th February 2016
© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wanderlust With a Mission

She was born with wings
Hiking boots and inklings
Urges to run out and explore
She just couldn't ignore
The gnawing curiosity
That grew with ferocity
A tomboy with *****
Uncovering stories to debunk
Wanderlust with a mission
Of the noblest ambition



AP: 2nd place 2025
Form: Rhyme

A Love of Mine

Will we feel our love when we are dead?
The moon and rocks off to the sky
What are these if not had been lead?

Will our joy and tears perspire forever?
But soon the clock nods to a sigh
Are our children our only endeavor?

The ale is drunk, our fears trunked
As we stalk to noon, But why?
Alas debunk, our fears confront
Soft comes a lullaby
Form:

Premium Member Old Bossy

Who knew old bossy
crooned on the streets of Anatevka?
She fiddled around as a marine;
and a matchmaker on Broadway.
This Golden Girl, Auntie Mame,
Bea Arthur, served her country
then lent her husky voice to debunk
Archie, putting him in his place.
This Archibald served in the Big One
fictitiously, but wow, the one
who’d jump into Maude’s skin
was a World War II Marine.

1/17/2023


A Not-So-Fine Line

There’s a not-so-fine line
Between antiques and junk.
Some objects of “value”
A pro may debunk.

While others, so old
They are covered in rust,
Seem worthless, so passing
Them over’s a must.

Still, it can be fun
Checking out all the wares 
At various flea markets,
Shops, booths and fairs.

It takes a keen eye
To uncover some treasure,
But poking around
Brings a “Look at this!” pleasure.
fun
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Debunk

Funk bedunk me sterile mind A kind not built for corporate wild Style not fitting compromise Wrecked the dreamer full beguiled Pickled mind no way returned Worked away the essence burned Told the lies to keep the path Exposed the truth the lying math Then you see your brother die Still in bondage to the chase Maxims never justify Growing old and losing face Fred Jagenberg – July 14, 2019
Form: Rhyme

Other Terrorists

Other terrorists have overtaken,
invaded and captured,

have consolidated, merged

and dispersed.

It's a mess.


Splinter groups
have assailed the other's,
infiltrated, established pockets of
of doubt and confusion.


Conspiracy theorists
claim that we ourselves
are those other terrorists.


Other's counterattack
with long lists of demands
hoping to debunk and distract
from that kind of

terror talk.

Hostility to Humility


However flash need a dash of humility

Whenever rash need a splash of civility

If ever brash need panache & nobility

However much ability can be a liability

Forever a proclivity for mental fragility

Senility forget the limits of their capability

When you flunk debunk the junk of hostility

Abash at that dash and lash was just trash

To really become cricketing divinity for infinity

If you blow make a hash of it show a bit of humility
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Little Deal

Human culture’s based on lies
So is the civilization
But I eat those homemade pies
One’s debunk and lamentations
I don’t need as well as others
Poor solaces, well spoken
Anyway I’m not their brother
Fine that brotherhood is broken
We’re supposed to take what’s real 
But I don’t feel that I must
To discern my little deal
Try a magnifying glass
But I doubt if it’s worth
Any effort, so it’s clear
We are guests upon this earth
And the host is nowhere near.
Form: Rhyme

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