Short Decry Poems
Short Decry Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Decry by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Decry by length and keyword.
Help! Help! I'm running dry
I'm the same old jester, can't figure out why
Lost my giggle
It's a mysterious riddle
No wait, it's back, YAHOO I decry
© Jack Ellison 2015
None's more a noble try
Than to pop one in on the fly
Takes deft swings to cram one in
Others glance 'em off the pin
For such a feat so grand you'd think
There'd be more in it than just a drink
Scored an Ace once, had to buy
We ran that keg really dry
When mine went in, it cleaned my purse
If it happens again I'll surely curse
Yet some denied ponder why
If I get another, I think I'll lie
She cried,
She's sorry,
I cried,
You left.
The nerve.
You can come back,
You can stay,
We can stay together.
She said she'll never do it again,
She cried and held me,
You were gone.
When you come back I'll be happy,
I hope you're happy,
It wasn't my fault.
Her words were painful,
Like only a cut could heal.
I cried.
You left.
Come back and kick it,
Stay awhile,
Stay forever.
You'l be here.