Short Grimaces Poems

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


Purgatory Perhaps

grimaces around me
there is no light here
smog erupts through my visible soul
I have yet to realize my location
brain and heart are no longer with me.


Premium Member Tea Time, Chaps

      Grunts, groans, grimaces
         suited to biceps and triceps

      Became the discourse of Wimbledon
         without becoming it one bit

Donald Trump, That Disgusting Buffoon,

Donald Trump, that disgusting buffoon,
Grimaces and gestures like a demented baboon.
     Liar and con man,
     A friend of the Klansman,
As well as of Putin and his KGB goons.
Form: Limerick

season sets


Our long time sun evermore shines within
saying it don't glow focuses on din
dark wet is where blooms beget
spritely smile season sets 
discard gloomy grimaces in black bin !
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Four Hours of Snow

It has been snowing for four hours
Covering the grass and late flowers
The cats have become huge meowers
Blizzard showing full white powers
Delighting earth with snowflake showers
Ice brings shares of grimaces and glowers
Form: Monorhyme


:)

is the happiest smile
really the most simple
is the toothy grin more decieving
than first thought
the bigger the smile
the higher the curve on our lips
when our eyes strain 
from grinning so wide
that they water
and we say they are happy tears
than is there also
friendly frowns
and delighted grimaces
Form:

Premium Member My Innocent

Vigilant, I watched you sleep,
your face untroubled,
unwrinkled by harsh,
corrugating conscious time.

Did dreams of comforts
or of losses once
bring smiles,
grimaces?

Free from worldly worries,
you're innocent once more.

I have no "faith" --
but, through tears, I
see you rest easy.

No more awakings:
long deep death
is endless.
Form: Elegy

Brand New Welcome Mat

the moon lingers

hanging desperately in the sky

dreading daylight

it luminates the sky

casting shadows 

creating dark alleys 

and forgotten heartache

Daylight grimaces on the horizon

playfully gracing the sky.

the darkness fades

a portrait of wildflowers  welcomes the light

pathways to the soul refreshed.

doorway renewed

a fresh new welcome mat placed on  my heart:)

My Little Granddaughter

When she
bounces as
goat...
when she speaks
with aplomb
language I don't understand,
when she answers
grunting at what
I ask...
she laughs loose
with the grimaces
that I invent...
when with
much effort
she calls me fluffy...
I understand that she
  loves me then
I'm glad
  I understand perfectly
the mission to sow
the world...for her!
I feel a little
creator of
life in these
moments...!

Ye Gods, What Now

Sitting in the bar; perusing the headlines:
From  “Galileo Forced to Recant Statement that Earth Orbits Sun”
To  “China Bans Reincarnation without Government Permission” -
Yahweh grimaces and hands Zeus another beer
As He mutters, “What were we Thinking?” 
Thor turns to Meteora:  “What about another game of darts, darlin’?”
Buddha just rolls His eyes
And sighs
As Jesus and Mohammed discuss hitching a ride to another galaxy
© Kj Hooten  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace