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Short Hatchet Poems

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


Premium Member Lust Hatchet
lust is a silky feather to the loins - a rusty hatchet to the soul...

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Categories: hatchet, lust, sweet,
Form: Monoku



The Lost Cause
Like a corpse laid bare,
Honing the hatchet of hate,
Is a lost cause care....

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Categories: hatchet, anger, death, lost, war,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member The Hatchet
burst of hatchet aroma of pine woods in winter.
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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hatchet, analogy, inspirational, simple, tree,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Funereal-Lite
    Bury the hatchet, I always say

     We’ve enough firewood in the hallway

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Categories: hatchet, anger, light, violence, word play,
Form: Couplet
Oink Vey - Limerick
There was a dumb pig from Kauai
Who had a huge stye in his eye
While using a hatchet 
He started to scratch it
Now the swine has an eye in his sty!...

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Categories: hatchet, funny
Form: Limerick



Hatchet Man
Donald Trump promised a Flat Tax
But cuts are more "Hi!" chat than axe
As sly as a fox
The Trumps loot Fort Knox
With lies quite shy of the facts...

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Categories: hatchet, political,
Form: Limerick
Chepachet
There once was a man from Chepachet
Who chopped at a tree with a hatchet
With one chop away
From the end of his day
It broke, what a cheap hatchet...

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Categories: hatchet,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member The Past
put the past to rest
bury the hatchet
and let 
bygones be bygones 
separate yourself
from the unwanted memories
that you struggle with
and move on with your life...

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Categories: hatchet, inspiration,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Tuff Stuff
I'd got out the hammer, the hatchet and pliers
To attack the package of plastic and wires.
     But the fix was so tricky,
     The stickum so sticky,
I'd not even scratched it when I set it on fire!...

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Categories: hatchet, funny,
Form: Limerick
Burying the Hatchet
Of all the things I do resent,
Time takes most precedence;
For He's a Thief- the giver of Grief,
And a Lover of the Present...

Today he plots to plague my thoughts,
And wrought His plans for Pain!
Ideals are fraught, my Mind hath caught-
His buried hatchet in my Brain...

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Categories: hatchet, grief, pain, time, today,
Form: Rhyme
So Splendid Hiaku
So Splendid hiaku

What was so splendid
After turkey day ended
No weight had I gained.

Never will worry
Hope turkey day will hurry
Hatchet will bury.

My momma just said
That we will have ham instead
And then go to bed.

James Thomas Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hatchet, hilarious, humorous,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Carrie Nation's Temperance Crusade
Carrie Nation loathed saloons and whiskey,

And took some actions that were quite risky!

She chastised dudes who reeked of intoxication,

And used her hatchet to smash kegs of booze across the nation!

Entry for Andrea Dietrich's "Educate Me With Humor" Clerihew Contest...

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Categories: hatchet, drink, history, humorous,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member Florida Man 2
An ATM laughed at his check, so Florida man said, “The heck?” He took out his hatchet to try to unlatch it, So the cops bounced him onto the deck.
---------- Actual headline: "Florida Man Attacks ATM with Hatchet After it Refuses to Take His Check"...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hatchet, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member The Devils Clown
Carrying a hatchet to town 
dressed up in a jester’s nightgown;
This victim of a painted frown;
The Devil’s clown, the Devil’s clown;

Slashing at pain with a wild laugh 
armed with an old booth photograph;
On your heart carved his autograph 
cut it in half, cut it in half....

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Categories: hatchet, emotions, feelings, pain,
Form: Monorhyme
Forgiveness
Forgiveness is a tonic

A most powerful potion

It goes down ever so smoothly 

It tickles my tummy

A surprise in the middle of a turbulent hot day

The cure for what ails my scorched heart

Forgiveness goes down the hatchet and just hits the spot!


Gwendolen Rix
5-21-15...

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Categories: hatchet, blessing, encouraging, friendship, happiness, introspection,
Form: Pastoral
Premium Member Taking Him Apart Bit By Bit
Her blade was her tongue, sharper than any axe or hatchet
Her husband was the butchering block with slices stabs and punctures
Others saw it. He complained sometimes, but she had no ears.
Only a tongue that sliced and diced, 
taking him apart gradually one little chip and chunk at a time....

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Categories: hatchet, abuse,
Form: Free verse
A Chinese Fishing Net
Death hangs
on the poles
at our bank.
A Chinese 
fishing net 
sinks down
with baits
to lure into 
the fate. 
Doom lurks 
between the
darkness and
the blue. 
Joys dry in the
breathless net
at dawn. As
care snoozes,
snare catches.

First printed in The Literary Hatchet (Pear Tree Press)...

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Categories: hatchet, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
The Beginning
Monsoon
begins.
The
first 
shower 
evokes
fragrant
vibes.
Washed 
wind 
cools
me
too. 
Dried
soul
sprouts
again.
Fresh 
shoots 
appear. 
Green
grows
wildly.

Like
life,
love,
wedding,
flowers...
Beginning 
is 
beatific 
with 
divine 
charms.

First published in The Literary Hatchet...

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Categories: hatchet, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
Kite
It soars
high like
thought.
A passive
thing 
transforms 
swiftly in 
a current.
Moving 
its ears as
an elephant,
it flutters	
in the heart
of the void. 
It becomes 
unruly, 
flying
beyond the
eye-limits 
into ecstasy.

First prize winner (Poetry Nook Weekly Contest, US)
First published in The Literary Hatchet...

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Categories: hatchet, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
Majhi
His village
is 
a plantation 
of privations,
where 
a variety of
sorrows grow.

Love
like corn 
lives
within 
a pale cover. 

Pain
is buried
in the furrow 
of misery.


Moneyless Majhi 
plods miles
with 
his stiff spouse 
on his shoulder.

Here
to live
is to burn
like dried cow dung.

First printed in The Literary Hatchet...

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Categories: hatchet, life, poverty,
Form: Free verse
Hatred For You
the anatomy,my map of destruction
upon the reserrection of my madness
i will kill with no instruction

i live,you die
when my fury forshadows you 
say goodbye

twisting and turning
my mind it bleeds
torment and anger
on others it seeks

crushing and destroying
a frenzy of bloodshed i spread
with a kiss of my hatchet
i'll be holding your head!...

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Categories: hatchet, death,
Form: Diminished Hexaverse
Premium Member Carrie Nation
Carrie Nation and her cohorts stirred up all kinds of consternation,

   As they raided bars leaving a trail of broken glass across the nation!

      With hatchet and Bible in hand she preached hellfire and damnation!

         She deemed demon rum and those who drank it an abomination!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved...

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Categories: hatchet, funny,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member Three Car Garage
books
paint brushes
glitter glue
canvases
paper
sewing machines
balls and toys
bats and mats
scooters and bikes
Batman and Wonder Woman
Red Flyer Wagon
rakes
Two axes and a hatchet
Barbeque grill
Couch, chair, three tables
Microwave, TV, light fixtures
Shredder and Fax machine
Bed, freezer, extra mattress
A three car garage but no room for a car...

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Categories: hatchet, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, car,
Form: List
My Illegible Handwriting
All my letters
are deformed,
beyond a cure.

Contest judges
trample over my
clumsy curvy lines.
Voice of my bruised
verse is not heard. 

Sentences zigzag
with slow-moving
fingers. Unanswered
questions become
coffin-bearers.

Ambition is lost
in the cloudy 
chirography.
Black box sounds
my broken dreams.

First appeared in The Literary Hatchet...

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Categories: hatchet, inspirational, writing,
Form: Free verse
A Fanatic's Face
His face is ugly
as his creed,
rigid as his rituals,
and black as the dark ages,
with a Paleolithic look,
but he doesn’t realize.

His sneer is 
a reflection of bigotry. 
He slaughters smile 
for being tender. 
His frown is fathomless
as his fanaticism. 
There’s 
an imminent
communal carnage
behind his buffalo visage.

First appeared in The Literary Hatchet...

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Categories: hatchet, inspirational,
Form: Free verse

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