Short Glass In Poems

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Broken Promise

"A broken promise is like glass in your toes... it always leaves a scar." Date: September 19, 2016
Form: Verse


Premium Member Cut

CUT 
Stitches 
Big needles 

I ran and I fell 
The jar broke and cut me 
Thirteen stitches in my hand 

"Never run with glass in your hand"

The Leech

the tea glass was within his reach
his call for help made the people screech
put the tea glass in my hand
at pool side he was ban
for being a plain old, lazy leech
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

A Glass of Water

I pour a glass of water. 
Then another.
The glasses turn into the Ocean. 
Yet you remain, one glass in hand.
And as I jump into the icy water
You remain, one glass in hand.

The Break In

Lights out
No one about
Alone we stand
Object in hand
Silently we move
Ready to remove
Items of wealth
With stealth
Window breaks
Glass in flakes
In we now go
Time for the show
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member broken glass in the kitchen

Glass
Slivers
Broken chards
In the kitchen
We are all barefoot
Daddy’s eyes are not sharp
Baby wants to help of course
Big sister takes baby upstairs
Mama heads for the broom and dustpan
Form: Nonet

Mercury Rising

Like syrup 
in a bottle neck
sticky
and slipping slowly along the side
This sorrow is
like the thick
silvery sludge in the thermometer
sliding to the boiling point
breaking through the glass in a poisonous burst

Premium Member A Real Irish Cat

In County Cork prowls a cat, David Kavanagh Bellies up to the bar with Gilbey's glass in paw Drown the shamrock, sound the alarms Lassies abound, his lucky charms Blaring cheery shout outs of Erin Go Bragh!
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Untitled

Sitting round the table with my glass in hand,
Thoughts come into my ear
I sense that world out there and go,
Foot places set, cleared and fair.
Oxen, lambs, bird and song
Time places things in front of us
And we have that moment to expound.
Dear afterthought !
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member summer delight

Written: May 21, 2026, for a contest sponsored by Tania Kitchin Checked with: howmanysyllables.com 3rd place contest winner *************** dragonflies hover wings glint as glass in the wind~ pond mirrors the reeds
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Gasoline Coated Cocktail

It's black and muggy....

a little bit of black ice 
to burn my tongue

A hint of lemon 
for that sour, exotic flavor

I sip and swallow 
cough and puke..

A glass in one hand, a box of matches in the other
a flame, a warm feeling in my throat

and an unquenchable thirst...

Broken

You have the face of an angel
But your heart is cold 
And there's glass in your mouth

The day I gave you my heart
You wrapped it in what I thought was lace
But soon realized it was a chain

You left me with nothing
Not a heart
Nor a mind

But why
Do I want you to complete me?
© Andy Evans  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Getty Goat Eats Up-Drink Up Spits Out-

summertime blazes 
a large, grumpy goat jumps
betrayed by bottle

which he tried to eat
crunches, crunch, crunch, crunch, crunch munch
got glass in his teeth

all in his mouth crunch
in the field and the meadow 
yet he spits out glass

8/13/19
written by James Edward Lee Sr.©2019
Form: Haiku

Melt Down

The snow mountain past the plain,
Brings memories of a lasting fight.
Glaciers shine, like glass in a silver frame.
Shadows cast ,by the fading light.

Snows move, on this mountain slope,
As shadows dissapear and pass.
Distant plain light, may offer hope.
While ice descends like frosted glass.
Form: Rhyme

The Insulator Collection

Bubbled glass in green
lit with tongues, electric hewn
now sit empty, brought down from the sky
in line on his antique armoire
The sun still remembers them
and kisses their skin
their insulator breath like a fire within
Breaking my walls 
in reflections electric
passing the days with no purpose.

Premium Member Beautiful View

Beautiful View? Through the transparent glass in my window I stare, Among flatlands, the sight of a hill is quite rare. At last, in my view, a small mountain, no stump... Magical still, though it’s the city-owned dump!
Contest Name: “Your Best Four-Line Light Verse, No.2 Poetry Contest

Life of a Door

I open and close all day long
Can't someone stop messing with me for once!
I keep good conditions in and bad ones out
Am so proud of the beautiful glass in me
At least someone knew what they were doing!
One side has a flower design; the other a cross
How long before I get replaced?
Hope it's a long, long time!
Form:

The Garbage Trucks

The house still sleeps,
Coughs, rustles, creaks
scuttle under my closed door.
The truck grumbles into the alley.
It used to be a barmaid 
trashing bottles near
the house where I grew up
making pops and clinks.
Now it's trucks collecting bins,
dumping glass in their broad bellies
huffing away down the alley.

TAKE HER!!

My heart’s a grave, don’t wake her, wake her.

Her laughter stings like glass in the veins,
If she's poison, let it break her.

Nights fall heavy, shadows dance,
If love’s a joke, just make her faker

I’ve chained my soul to her absent touch,
If I’m the sinner, drag her further.

Hey God, if I can’t take her, take her,
Form: Ghazal

Premium Member Lullaby Series I

Lullaby 1

to the sailor of gentle soul
soft feathers cross night skies
and all brief moments of tenderness
spent like pennies in an arcade
he afloat, as a curl of wood rests on glass

summer has flown  
the owl calls and she waits
a woman alone with fireflies
tilting her glass in fond salute
to the green wandering sea

Night of Broken Glass

dedicated to the Victims of the Holocaust

Dark is the night
I hear your heartbeat
In the room there is no light

Fire in the night
I hear them marching
Your boots are brown

Glass in my thoughts
Hear the fear in this night

Shrill screams shattered
I do not hear your heartbeat
Why is the light so bright in the room

I Should Have Risen Above the Clouds

I should have risen above the clouds

I should have jumped from mountain to mountain

I should have walked down from Mount Everest

I should have risen from the oceans deep

I should have seen the butterfly touch down

I should have thought; big

I should have had a glass in my hand

I should have been sitting next to you

38.6°C

Business

I lined up my words
one by one and
locked them in a glass case
so that you can see
them on display.


WARNING: BREAK GLASS IN CASE OF EMERGENCY


Until then, they remain
confined
so they don’t get out
into the real world
and run around
recklessly, in circles,
chasing your name –after all,
according to the world,
my words have no business with you.

Wilful Descent

pull the camera back 
see more than just one act 
does world seem less real 
do you no longer feel
how many times can it be done 
weapons violence death by gun 
your lulled into belief 
dulled like glass in the sea 
watching willing fully 
dim lights 
and darkened nights 
no more room for growth 
blisters and moans 
when the bomb tones
Form:

Outside My Window

Outside my widow
All the strange sights to see
 Can't overwhelm me
 With panes of glass in between
 I open the shutters
To glimpse all that's outside
 I take in the great wonders
 From my safe haven, inside 
 Content to admire from afar 
 A nature I'll never know up-close
 A whole world in a sheet of glass 
 Outside my window

September 13, 2015
Form: Rhyme

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