Short Exam Poems

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Premium Member How To Flunk the Bar Exam

Here's egg in your face,
   friend
Go cry in your beer,
   dear
Time to clear out of here,
   quee--- 
             Oops!


Premium Member How To Give a Guy a Premarital Suitability Exam

Before the "I do" she must choose
A man that does well in dance shoes
His psyche gives a clue
When employing step two
Ply him to the limit with booze
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I got stuck with Casanova

Had the worst driving instructor 
He focused his time on being lewd
Not ready but went for driver's test
Bottom line ~ I didn't pass



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Exam

A doctor was checking a prostate.
When all of a sudden a noise made.
     It sounded like a zipper,
     The guy gave him a flipper.
Jumped up and demanded a rebate!!!
Form: Limerick

Last Exam: A Sijo of Sorts

My exam is over and everyone is plugged in on phones
earbuds in, except for him, who sleeps, slumped on desk, bag in front
with me the only one who can hear him snoring.
Form: Sijo


Exam Revision

A constant murmur,
with bickering voices
and occasional shriek of glee.
All when I'm trying to revise,
down in the library.



[written in 1988 - do they still have libraries in universities?]

Premium Member Time For An Eye Exam

Sure having more trouble driving at night The oncoming headlights seem much too bright Should check it out A good idea no doubt An eye exam might explain the reason for my plight © Jack Ellison 2015
age
Form: Limerick

Yearly Exam

Well here he comes again
Just when I thought I had
The poke and prod behind me
You're aching me up so
And all I really know is here you come again
And Oh I go---

Sung to the tune of Dolly Parton's hit
Here he comes again.

Premium Member Exam Blues

Exam blues





Midnight oil was burnt,
Entire syllabus well learnt,
In exam hall I went blank,
Looked around as a prank,
My friends had to bear the brunt!




Written May 26th, 2015
Dedicated to all students taking exams
© Dr. Upma A. Sharma
Form: Limerick

Premium Member All's Well That Ends Well Exam

I'm happy as poop, got the results of my brain scan They had a hard time finding it when the scanner began It sputtered and screeched Till my bum it did reach Out of place but 'twas an “all's well that ENDs well” exam © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Antifas roll out verbal exam of war criminals done

Zombie neo Nazi propaganda legislation lobby robbers

Male female test tube coordinated 
Suv strike force highway rodeo champs

Take Italy girl long time
To get Kevin to look at it


Im Irish army military Science 

I can't see weakness cowardice hiding spot thing thought

Exam Hall


Exam hall -
Silence reigns,
Minutes crawl,
Boredom drains,

Pens fly,
Legs ache,
Kids sly,
No break,

Nails chewed,
Heads scratched,
Answers spewed,
Or hatched.

Collect sheets,
Time is up,
Test completes,
Let's wind up.


(2 or 3 syllables per line)

11.22.19

Form: Rhyme

Exam On Earth

The world is an examination hall
Try to make the world better don’t talk tall

Preachers of the Truth are the teachers
They love the world and all its creatures

The students of the university of God
Must find a truthful teacher in home or abroad

Those who will pass in exam on earth
They will enjoy holy heaven’s mirth
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Exam Scare

helped to complete tons of assignments so he doesn't fail in the exam.



                                         February 26, 2021
        Inspired by "Without Saying I LOVE YOU" Poetry Contest (not entered)
                                          Sponsor: JCB Brul
                        Syllables checked by howmanysyllables.com
Form: Monoku

In the Exam Hall

Ding dong! the warning bell 'only ten minutes left' invigilator announces so many problems are yet to be solved passing remains a dream again let me write a poem before the next ding dong. **************************** Placement:5th ; (June 2012) By:kash poet Contest:Sound of Emotion Sponsor:Nette Onclaud Date:30th May 2012
© Kash Poet  Create an image from this poem.

That Alien Exam

Exam!
Why is there exam in this world
I am stress out everyday
To meet the expectation
Of the people around

Exam!!
Why I am so hard to even sigh
I keep reading the books
In hope to never forget
All the alien calculation

Exam!!!
Why do I feel like dead
I am about to die from exhaustion
In order to score my goal
And to have a better life
Form:

Exam

The sun sails along 
So does the needle
Meninges they burn
Figuring out the riddles 

Coals into the diamond turns  
Not in a million years 
Inside a volcanic eruption burns
Igniting all the fears 

Slowly consuming the dull mind
It kills away your brain 
Halting the way you cram
That’s the way its comes my friend 
The scary thing you call exam
Form:

Exam Malpractice

Charlie wants to pass by all means,
That day he ate a lot of beans,
His fart has a foul smell,
Teacher runs from this spell,
Thereby,creating unpleasant scenes.

For this,they have to face the heats,
Most of them are full of deceits,
But charlie farts again,
Which makes panel insane,
Causing many to leave their seats.

12-3-2017
Contest:I Started A Joke by Maria Williams
Form: Limerick

The Exam

THE EXAM
who could see what i believe
exam is what no more to see
instead to test it get men to grief
where o exam is your brief


can i ever again admire your passes
as in the time of Socrates
for life no more is tested in ink
for end is on the thing on the brink


who could believe what we have been
no more can icon say "to be or no to be"
are you still a test of knowledge
or to man a mirage
Form: Didactic

Studying a Man Also Studying Her

Grace searched Yang with her eyes
And observed only size.
God knows she's not racial;
This Yang is not special...

Soon, she'll test him with food,
As his first exam good:
preferably an oat meal;
How with it he would deal:
If he'll nibble at it
Or pounce on it and split!

But Yang too watches her.
"She has with men gone far,
Mere veil her coat of fur;
Her first request: New Car!"
Form: Rhyme

Eye Exam

Analyze my eyes Mr.Optometrist
Tell me what you see ,
Read them better than how they read the letters on the wall
Believe everything you read ,
For they don't lack honesty
Like the mouth and its master.
Learn my deepest secrets
Then feed my curiousity so it will leave me alone
And if by any chance you see my soul through those windows
Describe him just as he is, I forgot a long time ago.
Form:

Exam

Exams are very hard,
harder than writing a greeting card.
Exams are near study well.
Bye-bye videogames, farewell.
OMG, exams are done,
But results are not so fun.
Relatives comes with joy ,
to see my results, oh boy.
What if I fail?
My parents won't buy me clothes for sale.
My fingers are crossed,
Oh wow , I passed.
Relatives are angry and furious.
How did I pass? I am curious.
Now exams are very simple.
I am smiling showing my dimple.
Form: Rhyme

The Real Exam

Exams come,go and come again..
But life is the exam main!
.
As candle is useful when it Melts..
Likewise,Life is life when it tilts..
.
Sun is nothing If doesn't get hot...
Similarly,life gets weal and woe a lot..
.
As,Necessity is the mother of invention...
Likewise,life seeks new emotions..
.
Exams continue till the last breath..
Sometimes you need to be beneath..
.
This exam doesn't need any prepration..
It tells,hoe to take participation.
© Saba Khan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

How An Exam Feels Like

“I walked towards the
 room, thinking that
my grades will bloom.”

“But when I grabbed the 
question paper, 
suddenly my hands 
weren’t stable. ”

“Then I walked toward the
 line thinking it will be
 fine, and now it’s about 
damn time!”

“The first question was 2+2, 
but after I flipped the page,
 it asked me something related
 to square roots!”

“As an English poet, I think we
 all know that,
 for me however hard someone
 tries, MATHS IS TRASH!”

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