Short Doorframe Poems

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

“And the doorframe!
And the door itself!”
“And the hinges!
and the termites!”
“And your hand, after
you push it in!
And you, after you enter!”
She must be operating on
some other plane of existence.

© Jesse Jones  

Fridged, bleached tiles underfoot,
icicles wicking warmth.

A shiver quivers,
spine stiffens--

Bellows bound,
cracked mirror,
    s     a     e
       h      k     s

Yellowed walls listen,
boards beneath
breathe  cre--ek...

Thunderous footsteps
fall, echoed hallways  
r   v    r    e   a   e-
  e    e   b   r    t
      
doorframe quakes,
breaks underweight.

© Athena Coleman