Short Grungy Poems

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


Premium Member blue jeans grandma

blue jeans grandma with a plaid shirt
three days wearing them, she has dirt
not persnickety in any way
happily grungy every day
Form: Couplet


Grungy

In the eyes of evil I can 
only see you,
Clouds in a sky full of 
truth,
Instincts remain and 
need to be freed,
A river of gravel and 
greed that need to be 
seen.
Form:

Premium Member Grungy Cats

Jobs, wives, none, but they love me, and I love my cats
They’d rather play grunge in the garage than chase rats
Learning Alanis Morrisette 
discovered her on my cassette
Taste in music changes, I must say they drive me bats
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Yuck--But I Love the Kid

It seems at least one dorm room is the dwelling of a bum.
		I visited my son and saw big piles of grungy clothes.
                leftover fast food, open garbage--things a mother loathes!
		Sloppy sons so seldom seek to scour sickening scum.
Form: Quatrain

Grungy View

Floating slowly across the sky
grey fluffy clouds above up high...
Wonder if the rain will come
grungy view appearing glum.
The setting sun descends her arc
creeping in the night of dark
where dreams await to embark
yet another morning start.
Form: Verse


Premium Member Bottle Garden

Olive green bottle garden once beautified her perfect patio. Resplendent with venust foliage and pretty alpine flowering cacti. Sadly, with declining mobility its owner no longer ventures outdoors. Now grungy, its only visitors are two defecating pigeons.

Premium Member Out of Order

Blackened bits of gritty bean
exploded on cell phone screen.
WTH? Brain's demise, cries!
Not to mention barbarize!

Pods become inconvenient,
imprecise and lenient.
Appliance not so new –
coughed, then gagged, and hella spew!

Murky, grungy, mucky cup
not a welcome wake-me-up!
Coffee shop not far away
provides a much brighter day!
Form: Rhyme

Magic

Marching with madness, maniacal, music

Artfully agile and awfully active

Gyrating, gravitation, grungy goo

Imagine the imagery intervening interest

Children causing chaotic confusion

 

Melodies making the most of magical moments

Admiring authentic adventurous appeal

Gracefully, gently, goofily gigantic 

Ice-Cream inspection, innocent ideal

Cascading, celebrations, cheekily cheerful
Form: ABC

Son-Heung Min

Strong as a beast,
The best career that everyone would feel envious.
For him there isn't end,
And he is copious.

Has responsibility,
needs to control and motivate the team.
Has humility,
but in his mind has stubborn self-esteem.

The representative of our country,
has pressure by the word "captain".
Doesn't react to plays that are grungy,
That's the perfect action for "captain".

Thank you my hero,
for being my hero.
© Tlcer Lyfe  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Benny Grunch and the Bunch

A man once known as Benny Grunch
One day led all his yatty bunch
From rehearsal to a lunch
That ended up in a crunch
When they rattled a bowl of punch

The other guests did laugh and stare
And acted like they didn't care
If Benny and his bunch
Had their grungy lunch
And put on their yatty air

But in the end the chef did send
Them all crawling around the bend
Thus they never went back
To that old seafood shack
And would never again recommend
Form: Limerick

This Meeting

The hallway to enter a leftover room.
Loud and soft spoken at the same rate.
Echoes.
Eyeballs.
Fidgeting so much that a nail popped off.
Clink.
This meeting is a place for loud pitter patter.
We tear out the old wiring, gruffly.
Plug into the system as if we are alive with twisted cords.
Chapped lips.
This meeting is grungy, complicated, teeth chattering.
It’s cold as a diver submerged in the ocean.
Took my scarf off in a daze.
They took attendance as silently as stale water.

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