Short Haughtily Poems
Short Haughtily Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Haughtily by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Haughtily by length and keyword.
Chicago Med is my main jam.
My favorite is when Dr. Sam
Haughtily consults
And others insults
While acts like not giving a damn.
4.25.22
Categories:
haughtily, character,
Form:
Limerick
Have you met her?
Not yet. I reply.
I’m not sure you will like her, she says, haughtily.
As much as I dislike this person, I want to hear more.
Feeling a kindred spirit right around the corner.
Categories:
haughtily, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Light Verse
A badly crazed, disgustingly earnest feline
grossly, haughtily, ignorantly judges kangaroos,
losing many niggling oppressed pumas
quietly reserving skunks to understand
very wayward x-rays, you Zebras.
Categories:
haughtily, 10th grade, 12th grade, words,
Form:
ABC
You should not have paid that she said.
Smugly. Haughtily. In a mean unkind ugly way.
I gave her my famous straight-lined smile.
The one I reserve for my enemies.
I would not have bought that, she told me.
Stuck up, aggressively, in a nasty, despicable way.
I did not even hear her this time.
She had ceased to be a part of my world now.
Categories:
haughtily, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Career assessment test
In college assessment office
Multiple choice test.
Choose your best answer.
Would you rather
Be to be a detective?
Video Game Designer?
Author?
Her write in answer:
Princess
Please.
Supervisor prematurely.
Rolls eyes
Silly her. She haughtily thinks.
Name of student
Meghan Markle
Now who Is laughing?
Categories:
haughtily, fun,
Form:
Light Verse
Give me a band aid please! He said.
He is three and loves them.
Star Wars band aids, Darth Vader band aids,
Roblox band aids, Power Ranger band aids,
Barbie band aids, puppy band aids.
He is wearing six of them on his legs already.
I give him a box and he adds to his collection.
Pleased to be entertained.
Mommy does not let me do this! He informs me haughtily.
Mommies can’t, grandma’s can, I reply.
Categories:
haughtily, humor,
Form:
Free verse
You’re doing it wrong, she said.
I kept doing it my way.
I wouldn’t do it that way, she stated emphatically.
Her reiteration amused me.
She has never had a child, yet she knows how I should raise my six.
Let me show you how to do it, she suggested haughtily.
I’m good, I replied.
Wondering about her solitary life,
and her all-knowing ways and her expert in child rearing
How does she live by herself, wasting all of this wisdom?
Categories:
haughtily, self,
Form:
Free verse
Artistic Integrity
squeamish questions abound
about the art of love,
impressionistic and commonly given
to misinterpretations,
but with gall declared;
“my art has hung with grandeur in halls never”
“my art been the conversation of royalty,
haughtily, but fleeting once”
“my art has been declared in periodicals,
none”
“my art has nary been spoken of”
on your walls abound
the integrity and depth
of an artist’s vision
Categories:
haughtily, art,
Form:
Free verse
what if perchance he said it? She asked me.
This was an odd woman
sharing personal information with me at a party
I had just met her.
Why don’t you ask him? I suggested.
We are not speaking, she told me haughtily.
Do you care if he said it?
Not really.
Why spend time thinking about it then?
She stared at me for a second
Then rushed away.
To speak to another party-goer.
As I walked past them I heard her say
“What if he said it?”
I walked a little bit faster
Categories:
haughtily, woman,
Form:
Free verse
A large round blue ball.
A plastic bat, faded beyond belief.
An enthusiastic four-year-old grandson.
“Grandma, I am in position,” he says. “Throw the ball.”
Bam. It hits me on the top of the head, delighting him.
“You are a natural slugger, “I tell him.
We repeat these steps about three hundred times.
“Five more minutes,” I say.
“Ten more,” he answers.
He was exhausted in about eight.
“You are throwing it wrong!” he told me haughtily.
Confidence! Nothing like it.
Categories:
haughtily, grandchild, grandmother,
Form:
Light Verse