Short Dicing Poems

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


New Wings

Explain the words
and all freedom is gone
Slicing and dicing
enslaved to the throng
Meaning depends
upon whom and what’s heard
Evolving new wings
—each reader a bird

(Dreamsleep: January, 2024)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Light Knight

 Coruscating Fire, Wielding Shields Of Knights
 Brandishing Spears Sacred as Light,
 Crusading Upright St.George Like
 Into Fields Of Destiny with Steeds Of Epic Flight,
 Chasing Legends
 Dicing and Slashing, Full Speed In Gleaming Sabatons
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Life


Life- Aye


My cherished one 
set against 
a sordid world 
My lanes are coerced 
just as my feet are formed 
My life is a platter 
furnished on a plaza 
dicing my thoughts 
stewing my ordeal
rendering my life 
a treasure meal
set before a soulless world
Form: Narrative

Premium Member In Bits and Pieces

In bits and pieces

Truth now comes
in bits and pieces
Leaving us dwindling 
to fret and to take flight
Waking up to a staggering dawn 
Walking with tips of toes 
We are so bewildered  
With upmost chills 
Crushing our topmost wills 
now wary of kings and princes 
As the sword emerges 
Dicing every word.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Obsession of Killing

*Obsession Of Killing*

Robbery in a snowy pumpkin patch'
Pumpkins Gone Wild!!
Wateriness of the eyes'
Engravers give mean scary look~

No fingerprints to be found,
Like or resembling autumns doom,
Sign language in every Caucasian shadow~

by;p.d.

(note)
I'm talking about slicing and dicing PUMPKINS...
READ ABOUT THIS POEM...


A Speeding Track

Driving is not a sport for the unrehearsed,
practice makes perfect on a speeding track.

The steering wheel is a discus, blunt and capable of slicing/dicing.
A handbrake? A pull-snap-stop bone break.
Electric windows are guillotines; seatbelts are nooses in softer attire.

An Olympian goes for gold; drivers should settle for bronze on a road.
car

Premium Member Loud Stupid Infomercial

Coffee at 3 a.m. 
But why?
To dunk the cookies.
Are you sleeping?  
Are you on your meds?
This is irritating.
Shut up!

Loud stupid infomercial woke me up.
Slicing. Dicing. Chop. Chop. Best carving tool in the world.
Only nineteen, ninety-nine.
Damn!


So here I am, drinking coffee at 3 a.m.
Prudent to on one else.
Does not even make sense to me.
Okay, maybe a bit I decide as
I reach for my next cookie to dunk in the hot stuff.

Premium Member Loving These Raspberry Scones

I have plenty of food said his host Mr. Dicing.
You can have warm raspberry scones with sugar icing.
Dragon was sure it would not be enough food for him.
But he liked this guy, so he took a bite on a whim.

It was gooey and warm and had a sweetness full of delight
Raspberry scones are amazing, the dragon said, quite out-of-sight.
Mr. Dicing was pleased, he loved watching the big scaly beast eat.
Dragon ate a bucket of scones and yelled out, “They are so sweet!”
Form: Rhyme

Mommy Why

Mommy where are we going? Going for a ride? Going to the store? When will we be back? I'm hungry! Who are these people mommy? What do they want with you? If they hurt you mommy don't be afraid to let out a cry! Mommy they are slicing and dicing and pulling my insides. Why do I have to die? I never even got to smell the grass or catch a bass. I never saw the trees or the leaves. Why did you abort me mommy you never even tried? In the process I had to die! mommy why?
© Cory Long  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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