Short Domino Poems

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


Crustfallen

The Sunday School teacher May Crow
Wanted children their God to know
Alas her repast
Created a blast
That caused them to puke domino
Categories: domino, humor,
Form: Limerick


Last Domino

When does pursuing knowledge
become undone
Letting intuition
take over the day

Why does raw intelligence
die zero sum
Factually blinded
—last domino played 

(The New Room: July, 2023)
Categories: domino, truth,
Form: Rhyme
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The Domino Effect

The Earth spawns Man.

Man spawns Descendants.

Descendants rape the Earth.

The Earth stops providing.

Descendants start dying.

The Earth continues spinning,

And forgets we were ever here!
Categories: domino, destiny,
Form: Free verse

Master Plan

a master plan without a plot
feelings displayed, quickly dropped
not connected like domino dots
forming a thick and grievous clot
I said I do but you cannot
as inside it spoils and rots
it was always a long shot
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: domino, lost love, love
Form: Monorhyme
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Point To Ponder

Point to ponder Can we not let go hope for an echo? Why not love outpour, whilst keeping no score? Domino effect, an ego defect, veiling light of soul, as we play life’s role. 06-July-2022
Categories: domino, introspection, love,
Form: Jueju


' the Domino Effect ' (Limerick # 2)

‘ The Domino Effect ’

There Was A Young Woman, Named Domino
Who Talked … about Anyone and So and So
    Well… She was quite Shocked to Find
             All Her Victims in a Line
Ready to Fall on Her… Just Like - G e r o n i m o !
Categories: domino, allegory, angst, children, funny, imagination, life, people,
Form: Limerick
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Cappuccino

Cappuccino, dopamine kick If made right, our face bright Coffee beans many, we may pick To our palate’s delight Aroma that uplifts Within our being drifts Let’s partake of life’s gifts Joy domino Cappuccino 11-January-2022 Quietus
Categories: domino, joy, senses,
Form: Rhyme

Last Domino

To change one word and rock the world
   a new verse dancing free

Its weight unmeasured, breadth untold
  whose key unlocks the dream

The bottle open, the genie gone
  last domino to fall

One word pulled out or inserted in
 —new meaning to enthrall

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
Categories: domino, words,
Form: Rhyme

Last Domino

To change one word and rock the world,
   a verse now dancing free

Its weight unmeasured, breadth untold,
  whose key unlocks the dream

The bottle open, the genie gone,
  last domino to fall

One word pulled out, or inserted in
  —new meaning to enthrall

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)
Categories: domino, words,
Form: Rhyme

Tiny, But Effective

Faith is the tethered ball on the play park
Tiny, but effective 
Serving its ultimate purpose day in and day out 
Faith is the connective tissue 
The bond that controls the domino effect 
A gamble with the possibility of winning big 
The ball bounces uncontrollably,
But has never met the likes of the bottom 
Tiny but effective
Categories: domino, care, city, good morning, gospel, growing up,
Form: Free verse
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Domino Effect

I cheated my approach to oblivion. Making threats when the boat is breaking. The years ahead of us feel like a riddle. The path is hazy, and the result is unclear. We shall all suffer the consequences. For the fate of one is the fate of all. A chain of failures is like a domino effect.
Written: March 11, 2023
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: domino, analogy, community,
Form: Free verse

Facing

A while in the past looking forward to me
Became an idea, not a plan.
What happens as I write this poem,
Is yesterday, last year, or what made up this "now."

If I looked forward, I would be with my child,
Get out of the house safe, safe from disease.
But the future fell like a domino game,
I long for those Christmas lights with a capital H

Hope
Categories: domino, today,
Form: Verse
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Limerick: Once a Brave Laddie At Lake Loch Ness

Limerick : Once a brave laddie at Lake Loch Ness

    for one who calls no one "Monster"
             when the truth may not be known:
           Domino X

Once a brave laddie at Lake Loch Ness
Kept vigil to catch Monster on lens
He shut eye just for once
Monster jumped in one bounce
Took pic and signed it: Loch Ness Goddess !

© T. Wignesan – Paris,  2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: domino, humorous,
Form: Limerick

Silly Sentimentality

First, an uneasy silence,
         then a definite maybe;
I hope it's just tipping
         the first domino for me;

perhaps I misunderstand,
         so I won't miscalculate;
she might not give her hand,
         but then it might be too late;

feeling ridiculous and silly,
         I fight off this stupid anxiety,
but I'm a mismatch against
        old-fashioned sentimentality!
Categories: domino, girlfriend-boyfriend, love, teen,
Form: Rhyme

Fin

mother earth crawls
with parasites
sucking her dry
'they don't know any better'
last straw too much get out- 
but it's cold- don't forget
your sweater. about time,
we're getting old (our wings
withered, we wept our souls
out, into the sky) too
late to learn how to fly
how to die with style- just
a little while, we'll stand &
form a single file, sudden
flicked domino effect, one
two three go-
Categories: domino, allegory, death, life, loss, time
Form: Free verse
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The 50's

In this decade: pizza, soda, 
Colonel Sanders, 
burgers only fifteen cents;
"Tutti Frutti," 
sock hops, "mooning," 
Rock and Roll (monumental consequence);

Rosa's bus ride, 
suburbs, fluoride,
escalating sales, 
vaccine for polio;
Mickey Mouse Club, 
Haley, Hitchcock, 
Davy Crockett, 
drive-ins,
 Fats Domino;

Causeless Rebel crashing car, 
bouffant hairdos,
 "har dee har har;"
Elvis on TV

 and ME.
Categories: domino, history, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme

Fate

The domino of fate

strikes down angels…

Their wings are heavy,

unfolded in the wind.

And here we are, tearing flowers to crumbs,

and miss out on pieces,

in the fall of the angels.

Oh, Lucifer!

Oh, people!

We have smashed our hearts against the darkness!

We have been blinded by perdition!

We have forgotten the essence

of life…

We are domino pieces…

We fall to dismantle the atomic bomb

of time.
Categories: domino, angel, life, time, world, , fate,
Form: Blank verse

Chloe

Chloe


Chloe's are the smallest hands
smaller than the hands e.e. cummings gave the rain
Melting the snow of my white glove
together we look out over the white domino tombstones
Chloe's are the brownest eyes
Wet and sad like a spaniel dogs
Tracing the shiny brass buttons on my uniform coat

Chloe is to young to understand why i clench her hand tighter
each time the guns fire for her Daddy

To young to hate me for not saving him.
Categories: domino, bereavement, funeral, soldier,
Form: Elegy
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United We Stand Divided We All Fall

United we stand divided we all fall. Nowadays history seems to be having domino effects. attending public places of worship, public bathrooms, police brutality, institutions of learning, playgrounds, kidnappings are on the rise, hatred, jealousy and senseless mass murders in the land we call home of the brave and freedom where is the safety and happiness bestowed innocent and struggling people will it ever be hope that one day we will all unite.
Categories: domino, 3rd grade, anger, bereavement, child, corruption, discrimination,
Form: Bio

The Fifties

Slide-out Coke machines
Bubble gum baseball cards
Superman/Batman comics
Full service gas stations
25 cents a gallon
Dial phones
AM radio
Fats Domino
Black & white TV
Rabbit-ear antennae
Three channels
I Love Lucy
Drive-in movies
Double dating
Drive-in diners
10 cent hot dogs
Saddle Oxfords
Penny Loafers
Vacation bible school
Homemade playgrounds
Barefoot summers
A dollar was a fortune...

No cable
No Internet
No cell phones
No problem...
Categories: domino, nostalgia,
Form: List

Soldiers of World

This Country our home
We’ve been mocked and dethroned
Where once we could lean
Now to each to their own

Soldiers of World
We’re put to the test
Pushed to the front line
A domino effect 

If you fail you’re replaced 
The Earth still moves
But to look into their eyes
Your choice, you choose

A self destructive axis
Does this world tilt 
More blood shed
More blood spilled

And so we keep building 
Another nail in our Hell
We need not War
We’ve destroyed us ourselves..
Categories: domino, war,
Form: Rhyme
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