Short Goddam Poems
Short Goddam Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Goddam by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Goddam by length and keyword.
There was a young man from Mayam
Who asked, “I’m in May?” (mai) “I am!”
When a woman said, “Liar!”,
he responded in ire,
“but madam, I’m Adam, Goddam!”
Schack lives matter for the simple reason that I goddam F' in said so!!!! signed Daniel Schack as in Daniel in the lion's den and let me tell you it feels that just about every bleeding day!
What else is there to say
I’m stuck in a nightmare
On repeat
And it keeps going
Yet time is slower -
You took it with you
Time doesn’t make sense
Left us in the dark
Unable to feel you
A knifes stabbed in my chest
And I feel my heart throbbing
This life became a goddam mess
I woke this morning to hear a dove,
and wondered why peace and love
was not the mainstay of this earth,
as the sun, to a new day, gave birth.
Just then, I was roundly slammed,
and called a nutcase (specifically, goddam*ed).
So, I did just like the others,
put tacks on chairs,
stole from my brothers.
and a mobile howitzer (a mortar track)
had blown-up,
nothing remained, except the flattened
bottom;
and what was left of the crew, you could
have scooped up with a spoon:
and when I asked the priest, where their
souls had gone; those that heard, sucked a tooth
and called me a "goddam hippy,"