Short Helmet Poems

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


Premium Member The Magpie Swoops

It's spring and magpie breeding season
on human head they swoop draw blood 
A colander from kitchen a makeshift crash helmet
provides a protective form of hood
Form: Rhyme


My Tights Are To Tight

I once road a bike
I had no tights
Or helmet with a light

I just road my bike
If I road a bike today
I would not wear any tights

That would mean
I was naked
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

Hilary Hiccups

Hilary hiccups had helped
Hilary Hellstrom hide the
Historic helmet at her
House in the Hamptons
But the Hamptons held
Hilary Hellstrom hostage

JANUARY 9, 2021
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Eighty

Bacon and eggs each morning his treat
Chocolate and candy and all that's sweet
No helmet with pedal
No seat belt to meddle
Making eighty years old was no easy feat
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Premonition

spokes of bike reeling slow motion...mind rewinding ‘remember helmet’ straps it tight under his chin premonition frightens him 1/27/2018
Form: Tanka


Chilli Sound Barrier

I have a seatbelt and a helmet in the loo
Eating chilli, precaution is a have to
With the flame from my rear
It was any mans fear
The G force in a spit second was zero to mach 2
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Headgear

Hat
                   Big, small
                  Fit to wear.
            Equestrian helmet
                 Ride to wear
                  'orse gaits
                    Capped
Form: Diamante

Armour of the Almighty Lord

Helmet of Salvation
 Breastplate of Righteousness
Belt of Truth
 Shield of Faith
Sword of the Spirit
 Shoes of the Gospel of Peace

Based on Ephesians 6:11-18
Poetry Chipepo Lwele

Good Hands

you can show
me bikini
you can show
me naked
but when i see
you wearing
your moto helmet
and with glasses
i start dressing
in layers to ask
would you like
to play
stripe
poker
Form:

Premium Member Viking Dog

My jowls are large
They make me look glum
I am not though
Said Viking Dog Hum

Where did you get your helmet?
Asked an inquisitive cat
I was born with it on
What do you think of that?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sijo: A New Coat of Paint

A crawling held a walled frame as passer-by beheld too A football helmet and high school pennant encased against a wall Tapestry of day shades painted wall of ledged held rolled flag.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Mom's Advice

"Wear a helmet on your head. "
That is what my mother said. 
"And don't ride bicycles on the stair,"
she would forcefully declare.
Her advice I would dismiss.
That's why I write poems like this.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Motorcycle Fever

someone’s baby boy
relishing in spring fever
motorcycle revs

looks hot in leather
should be wearing a helmet
chaps over blue jeans

someone's baby boy
tearing down busy freeway
motorcycle fever

The Cricket

Up the hill the cricket goes.
The ant queen, a helmet she bestows.
A stick as sword, a pebble as shield.
Leading a swarm over the field.

High hopes, ambitious pride.
Too bad, the little cricket died.
Form: Couplet

Imperfect Perfection

Helmet of Love,
Gloves of Apprehension,
Breastplate of Morality,
Sword of discontent,

We as a people are prepared for the worst,
But unprepared for the best,
Percieved as perfect,
But we, Perfectly flawed...

Premium Member A Motorcycle Ride

there is nothing better
then the feel of
speed on a motorcycle

the wind whipping
through tussled hair

the freedom of choice 
to wear a helmet or not

and the occasional
slap on the face
by a passing bug

Premium Member Seagull Poop

Heard it's good luck if a seagull poops on your head Screw the good luck, should've worn a helmet instead Nasty old peckers Disgusting flying lechers Gonna shoot 'em down with my bow and arrow I pledge
Form: Limerick

Premium Member man with the golden helmet - Footle


        helm gold
      face old

         steeled eyes
    sealed guise

      firm nose
       born woes

    lips locked
   pain blocked

            old scars
       past wars

        blood shed
        he bled
© JC Brul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Footle

Quickanswer

His greaves and helmet throne aside
The clang of discard marked his ride
The lathered horse he stayed astride
Til clothed in but a sword and pride
He pelted through the countryside
Screaming wild invectivecide
At Luvalot who’d stole his bride
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Helmet Of Light

 Legend has it Long Ago
 Inked in Papyrus through Scribes and Scrolls,
 a Halo of Fire the Seeds Of Life
 Blaze in Salvation, Hidden Beyond Sight
 The Final Triumph over the Snares of Night
 The Golden Helmet, Zin Uru Above and Beyond Plights
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Robert Goulet

  
"ROBERT GOULET" Robert Gerard Goulet' Singing love songs 'twas his forte' As Lancelot wore ornamental panache' Kissed several Guinevere's with sexy mustache. *panache' - helmet *For Nathan's Yesterday's Clerihew Contest. *Sept. 24, 2012.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Motorcycle

My back to the warm wild wind
Onyx helmet on my head 
Trees street mountains blend
On a cloud the sun is red
Riding with my Harley crew
Carolina is our destination 
Yes where the sky is blue
Cardinal song a celebration 
Like them on we fly too
Engines roar as we soar
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Elijahs Steed

 Fire and Light, Elijahs Creed
 Of Lightning and Thunder, Progeny
 Riding Ruby Wings that Gleam Supreme
 Armored in Faith, Grace, and Majesty
 Gryphon Sealed
 The Solar Crest for the War Helmet and Battle Shield,
 Feet Shod in Gold and Fleece
 Head High, Thus must be Elijahs Steed
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Light Of Truth

 The Light Of Truth, Know that God is Within You
 The Holy Sceptor, The Nectar of the Sweetest Fruits,
 Soul Perfection is the Resurrection
 Salvation, We're all Destined for this Blessing,
 Conquer the Mind, The Helmet for Transgressions
 Conquer the Veil, The Sword For The Heavens
Form: Rhyme

Old Horn

old horn new age begins hands turn the cycle back as men to old tribes is inclined the bright new iron, the axe, the helmet those swords of yesterday arise weary world turns again to a past world’s old horn
03/09/13 By Tahera Mannan For Nette’s Just Nine Lines contest, visual 2

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