Short Doormat Poems

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


Doormat Sally, from THE WOMAN WHO COULD EAT WOOD

Doormat Sally
   


Doormat Sally cried the moment she
discovered that she was allergic 
to shoe wipe and cat pee.
Form: Rhyme


My New Years Resolution

Stop judging harshly 
Wipe the "doormat" off my head
Learn to love myself.









(To achieve these goals is a process, but I am determined to get there.)
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Doormat

Being a good friend doesn't mean being a doormat, a true friend is the total opposite. 



























9-12-17
Alexis Y.
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Laugh At Dumb Dormat

Laugh At Dumb Doormat

Looks like people like to laugh at,
Trump who is plump and also fat;
Often sneered;
Always  weird;
Did become dumber than doormat.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Doormat

Drop your key
when you leave
and step on me
so I don't grieve.

I just tried
to keep dirt
off of your hide,
but you don't hurt

as I do
on the ground:
one of the few
who won't form sound.
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


The Welcome On My Doormat Has Faded

The welcome on my doormat has faded
And it is your shoes that have worn it
I think my door is locked forever
But I hold out for someone to break through my window
Using the front door is so overrated
Form:

Must Mention Each Ration of Compasion

Must Mention Each Ration of Compassion

About Trump are things we must mention;
Definitely has been big bone of contention,
And nibbled at,
A dumb doormat,
While many problems exist with retention.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member we are great doormats

she always wants to mollify, placate and please.
I roll my eyes, wondering if she is but a tease.
No one loves being more than a doormat than me and my twin.
It is a game we learned early, taught to us by overbearing kin.
me
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Kittycat

Rat-a-tat-tat Rat-a-tat-tat
Kittycat Kittycat
Scat by the doormat
Where are you at
Are you some funny acrobat
Eager for playful combat
Flat on your back throwing a savate
And why do you like to hide in my hat



AP: Honorable Mention 2021
Form: Monorhyme

Trust Me

Trust me
I'll hurt you
I'll break you
I'll make you look like a fool
I'll crush you
I'll burn you
I'll make you my stepping stool
I'll lie to you
I'll tell you the truth
You'll be my doormat
I'll make you crumble
I'll make a mess of you
You can trust me on that
Form: Rhyme

Without Loves Foible Loaves

October doormat  I have been unenduring
Hear my heartbeat
Raindrops falling
Jack frost appearing
Old man laying out his laundry
Sometimes I feel so low
Where are my ideals?
Purring love down purring throats
without loves strength
without loves foible loaves

Dimensions

There was muck at your 
doormat.Would you call
the Nemesis to clear the mess ?

*

You have given me 
the last pair of shoes.
I will walk in them 
to the house of death.

*

This day, I had kissed you
O moon, under the reeds.
Till now the music 
is alive.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Negativity

No, my mother Atheist said,
Long live cricket, God is dead,
Debbie Downer's Nihilist thoughts,
Total negativity she taught,
This is Debbie Downer' doormat daughter,
Saturday sportsmen off to the slaughter,
Yes, God is dead,
Long live extreme sports,
That's what negative Norma said.

It Takes a Woman

Wash the dishes?
One wishes that
fishes had hands

Brush the doormat?
If the cat could
do that, would it?

I doubt the dog
cleans the bog, 'coz
the clog's still there

Takes a woman
and dust pan, spick
and span again.


Jodie Williams for
Dr. Ram's Than-Bauk contest
7 Aug 2011
Form: Than-Bauk

Premium Member Heaven's Doormat

Heaven’s doormat scribes our birthnames, woven from fine wicker, oblivious to sins or fame; holy entrance richer. Designed to cleanse our feet, past relatives we meet; entering, angels greet. Jesus will chat. Heaven’s doormat. Thursday, October 21, 2021 (Quietus)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dreams of What May Have Been

I’d love to sit on a big leather chair,
And smoke a fat Cuban cigar.
And own a Monet,
And a little chalet,
And drive a red hot Jaguar.

But, alas, here I sit on an old wooden bench,
Sucking a ciggy filled with tar.
And my art's on a doormat,
In a cheap council flat,
And I drive an old rusted car.
Form: Rhyme

Useless

Saddened n' tired,
Feeling like a doormat,
For people to just wipe their feet upon,
After being trampled on n' used...

Worth more...
Valued less...
Pain just fills me,
Once again, I guess...

Taken for granted...
Not seen for what I'm worth,
Just too blind to see...
How much it truly hurts....
Form: Other

Poet and His Toad Wife

"The door kisses the window poor doormat cringes"
                             The poet stops his pen and his toad wife binges
                                         On ants flies and ice-cream
                                             Poet begins to dream
                           But on her next scheme his whole poetry hinges
Form: Limerick

Hurt Heart Which Was Torn Apart

Hurt Heart which Was Torn Apart

when I hurt my heart
no longer love from the start
will brake and tear apart

current heart has to do
go ahead and drink a few
trouble about to brew

adjust my thermostat
what we knew right off the bat
will buy cat named Pat

when dumber than doormat
had my hat hangingg from thermostat
while being a big brat
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Waiting On the Door

The room is hot 
But the floor is cold
The still thick air 
Makes me wheeze like I'm old
My feet are frozen to the floor
It's a cool relief
From the air of mold
The stretching odor
So potent and strong
Makes me wretch and fall
This energy of mine is almost gone
Alone and cold now on the floor
I'm here like a doormat
Won't someone open the door?
Form:

Merely human

Worst self-critic can be,
Navel-gazing, so like me,
Let bygones be gone,
Thoughts yammer on,
Guess it's not so bad,
Doormat is my fad,
People pleaser I can be,
No drama queen, you see,
On foibles, turn the page,
Think cosmic at this stage,
Being kind is the best,
Soldier on, then sit and rest,
Poet, handmaid and woman,
Being only one merely human.
Form: Rhyme

Starting Over

So, I'm starting over again,
Why is this thought in my brain,
That patterns repeat for everyone,
For me, good men appear to be none,
Control freaks take a sweet witch,
And turn her into a right *****,
You can't please bullies, let's say,
I suppose I'll learn that one day,
This pattern long held in my brain,
Being a doormat is a drain!
So, I'm starting over again.

Dust Will Laugh

Romancing Neptune
had an
amorous wish.
The body is water.
Take it,
split it,
and then become a doormat.

Blocking the fiesta,
a ghost brings in
storm, in a glass.
Will you drink the moon
in night ?

The street now walks in,
taking a call to kill the shades,
of wrinkles. You forgot
your name and move
gingerly from post to post
lightening the lamps.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Bloody Doormat

Forgotten trails which I follow

Only a feeling of lost sorrows

Other path has been long closed

The bloody gate leads to the road

Promises broken just as the chain

Reminding me all which made me insane

Instead of premiting a different path

Not for my good but for your own past

The way you filled your words with greed

Showing your enjoyment of watching others bleeed
Form: Ode

Soliloquy

I know this sounds like a soliloquy,
But why did bulldust men find me?
God made Ratlotto sardonically,
Life's booby prizes always find me,
Now 70 years old is the new young,
O God of funster fun,
Is it them or me?
Yes indeed, my soliloquy,
Is it them or doormat me?
Whinging is fun for us,
No one's listening to this fuss,
Dear God of Ratlotto's booby prizes,
Any more masculine surprises?

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