Short Grook Poems

Short Grook Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short Grook poems by PoetrySoup poets. Search the short Grook poetry form by poem length and keyword.


Premium Member Gossip

He thought the unthinkable
He saw the unseeable
He spoke the unspeakable
His face was illusion
And his name was Lies.


Premium Member Feeling Bad For Others

If you feel bad for others
If it makes you depressed
Think of how much you have
But beware
a deeper tug in your chest.g

Be Wise

Humility and discernment lead
Knowledge and wisdom follow
Use them as an example to succeed
And you will be them tomorrow

Wall of Glass

Longing to thrust my hand
Through this wall of glass that divides us,
I pull away; afraid the shards
Will pierce my armor.
© Deb Radke  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Bite Me

Ask me to do for you
Ask me yes, yes…yes.
But if you screwed a friend or two
I’d say bite me! Fits you best!
Chew on that?


Premium Member Alleviating Hunger

When feeding a family of four

From  a 16-inch terrarium

The secret is to eat less, not more

Or build a seafood aquarium

History Lesson

History is an open book
If we would just turn the pages.
Perhaps it is fear that prevents a look
At life throughout the ages?
© Deb Radke  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Rise of the Econites

"Every living thing
upon this earth
has a right to exist"

claims the species
who made it through
survival of the fittest.

Premium Member Excessive Casualness

A tender kiss upon the brow
has precious little meaning now.
When fornication simply states
a need for pleasure without delay.

No Quarter

You said I wasn't worth a plug nickel 
But you offered a penny for my thoughts, 
So I gave you my two cents 
And turned on a dime

Man Tear

Men don’t cry
not in pain
not in rain

Men are strong
they hold on
they have brawn

Just one time
a man tear
a love fear
© Just James  Create an image from this poem.
men

How Are You

Is everything coming together?
Are things still flying apart?
Are we any less lost when we're born
Than when we finally lose heart?

Spiritualism

The notion of life after death is ludricous...
they are dead,
and can't communicate;
whoever believes they can is superstitious.

Premium Member I-M

Learning to smile
whilst turning the knife
in one’s subordinates anatomy.
A life, so rife for strife.

© Harry J Horsman  2010

Full Performance

:-*full performance *-:

I took one look
It died before it spoke
No reason to read the book
The play she played was a joke.

4-24-12
art

Premium Member Wander With Purpose

Life is a journey,
with a destination
deeply embedded;
the smell of the roses,
all the sweeter,
if you know where you're headed.

Premium Member Shame

Since corporate gain
is all that matters,
thick oil is fouling 
ocean waters.







For Charles Henderson's Grook contest.

Premium Member Dog Day Afternoon

Better let sleeping dogs lie
Just in case
They were to open one eye
Stare at my face
Not like what they see
And take a bite of me

Love Rejection

Emotions are concentrated in three places
They muddle up the brain 
They are evident on all faces 
And its heart that feels the pain

Cold Soup

When your soup grows cold
serve lemonade
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.

Lies

A way to buy time 
Taking the reality and making it askew 
But when caught for the crime
You stand by the mirror saying “how could you”

Premium Member The Mantra of the Government

The mantra of the government
(though I'm sure it's nothing new) is:
Take heed to
   what I'm saying
instead of
   what I actually do.

Climate Change

Climate Change Grook Poem 

climate changing 
hot weather everywhere
followed by short brutal winter 
Is this the end-of-the-world?
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Premium Member Maybe Next Time

I hear the refrigerator door closing at midnight The sound of another failed diet
For the Grook contest

Premium Member Nappy-Head-

Hair brain glob pores;
Scape congested cog webs spores;
Covered chrome top
Afro?


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Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2021

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