Short Drunken Poems

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


Premium Member Drunken Moon

my soul gets a buzz
every time I drink the moon…
  eyes sipping moonshine

          David Mohn
          03 Jul 2015
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member A Drunken Moon

inebriated a tipsy moon gilds waters... wobbly waves glitter (HAIKU) 7/4/2015
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Drunken Moon

lifeless phantom floats moonlit waves of white flecked foam forgotten relic By: Eve Roper 7/2/2015
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Drunken Moon

sitting on the moon
above the whole world below
where are my refills




Njeri, 7.3.2015
Drunken moon contest
By STAT A
Form: Haiku

Drunken Moon

**blood moon** 

Waiting for night fall 
The moment of love is made 
The moon is bruised 

~a poet destroyer collaboration~
Form: Haiku


Sober Compassion



I will never shed a tear
over someone else’s spilt beer
A drunken mistake sometimes
can lead to a clean, sober mind
Form: Couplet

Drunken Moon

*Through the fog*


Tide in a bottle
the sun of night gives me light
smoke and loneliness


Kelvin McLaughlin
03/July/2015
Form: Haiku

Purple Neck

delirious mind
naked
butterflies land
curve of ips invi-
ting dream
of a stem
drunken bliss pur-
ple neck
sani betana
hoos
Form:

Calli

Calli the drunken zombie cub
can often be found in the pub
for this is why
she's so often high
and passed out drunk in the tub!
© Lizzy Love  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Drunken Moon

orange ball of sky
a wondrous twirl in a dance---
moonlight rock and roll



For Skat,  Drunken Moon
Carly Lalion, 4 Jul 2015
Form: Haiku

Drunken Moon

DRUNKEN MOON  




Intoxicating
Peeping from beyond the clouds
keeping my secrets


BY SHIVANEE BRIDGEMOHAN
DATE:07.03.15
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Drunken By the Moon

Drinking all your beauty
Crazed under your influence
Intoxicating moonshine






*Not for the contest, just inspired by it.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Zen mode

palms and soles of feet
third eye zone and toroidal heart
entwined with spine bliss beats start
as drunken delight rapture replete

father part 2

...
"Mum?"
"Yes sweetie?"
"Where'd dad go?"
"THAT FAT DRUNKEN SLUM OF A SH-TFACED BEING LEFT FOR THE F-CKING MILKKK!!!!!"
"Damn."
Form:

Premium Member Zen mode

a bliss mist caps the Bindu zone
nodes glitter in head like starlight
poised thus we come into our own
frolicking in drunken delight
Form: Quatrain

Wind Is Drunken

rapturous notes of your love
in the deep black sea
ripples of torment
blowing mystique evaporate
celestial music float
wind is drunken
Form:

Difficult Task

Between heart and mind roses die
The goddess resigns,
The drunken wine.
A spiral universe collapse,
Exorcising art is a difficult task…..
art
Form:

A New Vessel and Sailors

Drunken are sailors
Three loose sheets in the 
wind
The fourth in the wind
The vessel spick-and-
span new
Moves in a uncontrolled 
way.
Form: Tanka

The Pink Super Moon

The Pink Super Moon 

The Pink Super Moon
Casts a cold baleful glow 
Over the sleeping world 
Inspiring the drunken men 
To howl at the Moon
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Irish Ayes

At our pub, a drunken blighter
Claimed to be, "The World's Best Fighter"
His wife was a nurse
And she won the purse
For being the best back-biter!
Form: Limerick

Doctor Jekyll

Dr. Jekyll
smart, urbane
nurturing, dreaming, scheming
inventive, anxious, lustful, violent
carousing, raping, murdering
drunken, debauched
Mr. Hyde
Form: Diamante

Warm Salty Blood

room full of ashes
remnants of
poems
nauseous odour of
the drunken
night
warm salty blood
discharging on
your open
mouth
faceless orbiting
moons
Form:

Premium Member The Pirate Tucker

A pirate I knew named Tucker
Was quite a gullible sucker
I mixed his rum with a lime
I said " It'll would taste fine"
So now, He’s a drunken old pucker
Form: Limerick

Relax

The drunken man tried to relax
But his stomach hunger for more snacks
He filled his mouth up
Then got the hiccups
And ended up in the undertakers  sack
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Drunken Moon

in a gray sky,
                 afloat Earth's big satellite,
                    ocean filled its light.
















Aiyah De Torres
Form: Haiku

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