Short Dragnet Poems

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


Premium Member A New Sadness

she reads the day's news
and learns of her new sadness~
notice of his death

Note: inspired by "The Gun", Dragnet, season 1 episode 15, April 27, 1967
sad
Form: Senryu


Premium Member droll dragons drastic dragnet

droll dragon’s drastic dragnet drizzles droopily
dreaming drones drudge dripping drops of drizzle
dredging and drenching dragon’s drastic dragnet
droll dromedary drives drooping dragnet’s drums

Trump Te Trump Trump

Trump Te Trump Trump

If you remember Jack Webb and Dragnet
you will easily be able to identify with this
poem.

Through water they dragged a net
And it eventually became all wet
Even though tide may be ebb
Trump weaved us into his weird web
No wonder everyone is so upset.

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

Pray and Fight For Our Rights

I
Praying for peaceful stewardship of our planet
Praying for exposing the evil police dragnet

II
Police instead your stewardship of the planet
Plant not police where stewards ought to be at

III
Yet the year is pregnant, wild with birthpangs
Help God decide where Hell and Heaven hangs
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epigram

Toeless Journey

The hawk was always hatching 
a pacer,
to spin the surveillance,

tampering the tracks of violence.
The haul was heavy. Moon and fishes
went on to spread the dragnet

striking gold from the liquid
denials. The sovereignity was
violated of a virgin god.

The rule of drinking was sidelined.
Kiss will survive after the death opens
the back door of a globe.

Dreams are exhausted. There will
be no comeback of a star player
in the game of bloody manipulations.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC


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