Short Evacuated Poems

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


Instead of Having To Be Humiliated

Instead of Having To Be Humiliated

Instead of having to be humiliated,
Leaving home and were evacuated;
And all alone,
On our own;
Instead did want enemy devastated.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick


What To Do With Trump

What To Do With Trump

What to do with Trump we contemplated;
Have him sedated and then evacuated,
To a deserted isle;
We did with smile;
Those responsible were congratulated.

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

Premium Member Do Farts Have Lumps

“Teacher, teacher, do farts have lumps?” “No Billy, you've evacuated twice this month!” “Go stand in the corner Since you are the owner” His face turned red, classmates were stunned
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Roll Away the Stone

He is risen, yes He is risen
Evacuated stony prison! :)







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Fun fact: RhymeZone says
those 2 words are basically
all that will rhyme together
with that exact sound! :O
Form: Couplet

Premium Member short abc poem

diabolical Denise denied doing deliberate dastardly deeds
easily evacuated energy and excitement from everyone
forewarning frantic free-wheeling freemasons from
giving grubby grimy greedy Denise a gratuity.
Form: ABC


Premium Member Constipated Concentrated Dreams

I ate;
I ache;
Now I smell up the air;

passing those flatulent gassy breeze;
Inhaling warm air, burping a bleach;

Constipated, concentrated dreams;
Reality pinching me at the seems;

Evacuated;
Re-leaved myself;
Now I deposited wasted products;

Inhaling warm air, burping a bleach;
Biodegradable stents;

Reality pinching me at the seems;
Constipated, concentrated dreams;

Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2018 ©
11/15/18

Humans Shouldn'T Hate

Scraped walls
with graffiti all over them
Old house 
with cardboard for its base
Abandoned backyards
devoid of flowers grace
Honey lit doors 
with their damaged face
Shattered windows
without any breathing trace
Evacuated homes 
all around this place
This dry ground
has seen bloodsheds
Those big rocks 
have been someone's escape
This whole scene
is made 'cause of disdain
 this horrid event
screams humans shouldn't hate.

-Aayushi Passi
Form: Rhyme

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