Short Droids Poems
Short Droids Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Droids by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Droids by length and keyword.
Well, those new vampire droids,
are prototypes as of yet.
Though it's reaching that point,
says the Dean at, Bellevue Tech.
Categories:
droids, analogy,
Form:
Rhyme
There was a woman who lived on Jakku,
who lived in a robot and ate stew,
she met some droids,
and fought people on steroids,
and flew a frater too.
Categories:
droids, fun, poems, science fiction,
Form:
Limerick
blackened sun, miniaturized pencil-point, glued
to an expanse where pillow-clouds once lay in repose
caftaned, toothless droids on broomsticks whiz by, cackling
anvil-hot, clay-red rains scald cracked turf, vapor rising up
where phantasmagoric ice-pellet fireworks burst in the night
~ darkness and death descend -- the final curtain
Categories:
droids, dark, death, science fiction,
Form:
Free verse
with AI chat toys
my children join in and laugh
engaging with droids—
their toys become companions
for exploring the future
voice box extracted,
the alien grows gentle,
a creature of cloth—
they revert to mere soft toys
for beeps and let's tickle games
mute toys speak the truth
imagination awakes—
when machines go still
to hear more in them silent
than in their pre-programmed chat
Categories:
droids, child, children, games,
Form:
Tanka
I wanted a buff body, to look good in my "snuggs".
But ignored advice doled out by fitness droids.
Like: never use performance enhancing drugs
or be tempted to use Anabolic Steroids.
After 6 months, I just look like a thug wearing a rug…
…with a Nasty Squint and Diabolic Hemorrhoids
[this poem was first published on my blog - http://wp.me/p2mUkP-eH
with one of my sketch doodles & makes more sense in context of the whole post]
Categories:
droids, body, funny, humorous, irony, silly, drug,
Form:
Light Verse
So it’s started for humans
To artificially make you better at your command
So with a wave of your hand to the side
And you can be well satisfied
“These are not the droids you are looking for”
May be the command wave you would adore
And to charge to your account
With a wave your Visa bill will amount
One day the microchips you have around
Will give you super powers to abound
And as cyborgs we will enjoy
A better life for us to employ.
© Paul Warren Poetry
Categories:
droids, computer,
Form:
Ballad