Short Gas Poems

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


Premium Member Gas Guzzlers

Accidents are facts of life,sadly

but were you not to steward me ?



Inspired by Raul's contest photo and Gen 1:28-30


Premium Member Out of Gas

   Are exacerbated
     and exasperated related

   I’m not really sure ~ 
     though they always leave me deflated
Form: Rubai

Gas

A gassy stomach isn't funny
If you fart it comes out runny
Your pants are  full of liquid gas
That wouldn't stay in your a--
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cannot Find Gas Tank On Antique Car

lube yourself up car
young one searches frantically
cannot find gas tank
oil tell him says my man
it is behind license plate
car
Form: Tanka

Gas Ping Ii

There once was a wealthy tycoon
Who loved piloting his balloon
In Albuquerque
He rammed a turkey
And landed a wee bit too soon
Form: Limerick


Needed Some Gas

we were had a goal
on the road
it was getting low
gas  you know
the car will not go
it was a long task
and we 
NEEDED SOME GAS

Premium Member gas on the fire

We drove crime and it made us mean
But now we appear more serene
Without exposure
Global composure
Improved with lead free gasoline
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Maduro, the Oil Zero

Oil  from Venezuelan leader, Maduro?
       No, thanks, he starved his people, not a hero!


                            3 -11-2022
Form: Couplet

Premium Member It's a Gas, Gas, Gas

My eco car runs on natural gas
Naught to sixty, what a blast
It runs like a dream
Refueled by baked beans
All free from a humans ass
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Laughing Gas

Laughing hard can cause involuntary bursts of gas...toot!



---------------10.11.2016
Funny One Liner: Silent One Contest
Form: Monoku

Gas Ping

Crikey! Its already Friday!
So its fish & pumpkin pie day
And they go together
Like Hurricane weather
School Kids call it Breathe & Die day
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Poetic Gas

A poet’s fart is seldom heard
But dealt and smelt from just a word
They will make you cry
As they whistle by
So let them fly just like a bird
Form: Limerick

May Shelter Was a Gas

we  were all
againts the wall
no place to go
sitting on the floor
it was a no show
as the hard rain pass
it was aheavenly task
MY SHELTER
WAS A GAS

Premium Member My Gassy Dog Carter

I once had a dog named Carter
Who was a hell of a farter
I stuck a plug up his butt
To stop the farting mutt
But Carter just pushed 'em out harder!
Form: Limerick

Gas Station

A young man in overalls 
remarked to me: 
"How 'bout them Redskins?" 
I couldn't think of anything 
worthwhile to say, so 
I refrained from speaking.

Premium Member Gas On the Bus

Our Jenny passed gas on the bus
      We knew it was headed for us
      We rose to make exit
      A virtual Brexit
Too late! we must sit and discuss!
Form: Limerick

Stan’s Running on Empty

Stan was running low on gas, 
And as usual driving too fast. 
He blew by the station, 
Clueless to the situation, 
Now he's empty and stuck in the grass.
Form: Limerick

Passing Gas In Idaho

A lady once, passed gas in Idaho
To the guy behind her she made a big show
With a bit of wit,
She said, "Hey, stop it"
He said, "Okay, tell me which way did it go?"
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

All That Gas-Ty

Honey
Bunny
Sunny
Funny

Honey Bunny infant  coos gently,
Then sunny eyes roll— hiccups funny.


Your Turn For A Tyburn Contest, Charles Messina
13 August 2019
© Lyva Marty  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tyburn

Premium Member Running Outta Gas

Used to be this high octane poet Running outta gas, my poems sure show it Need a fillup Injection up my butt Of phrases like “grease monkey in the pit”
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Running Outta Gas

Used to be this high octane poet Running outta gas, my poems sure show it Need a fillup Injection up my butt Of phrases like “grease monkey in the pit”
Form: Limerick

Gas Crisis

Chariot, oh, please don’t fail me.
For the gas, full in your tank,
You must drink, sparingly.
Lest like an ox, I push you home.

© November 14, 2011
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen

Premium Member Health Tip

My friend Mike is a jolly good bloke
He recalls when he first drank a Coke
   Gas and acid filled his throat
   Then he belched like a goat--
For blokes who drink Coke 'tis no joke
Form: Limerick

When I Let Loose One In the Elevator

When I let loose
One in the elevator
It was so stink
That the people fainted
Even the elevator
Kept opening and closing
It’s doors, trying to let
The scent out

August 4, 2021
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Edward Hopper: Gas

where is the back road
that passes this place

- a gas station refuge
between nature and night

and who is the man
with the half hidden face

working / existing
in ethereal light?
Form: Ekphrasis

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