Short Highschool Poems

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


Bite Down

I visit you in memories, 
like walking into my highschool room.

And I lost you there,
just like all that blood

It's all my fault


Premium Member Physics Without Parental Permission

velocity measured with ticker tape — students jump out window


9/2/2020
JCB Burl’s My Most Unforgettable Moment in HighSchool
Form: Monoku

Unforgettable Moment

singing in a auditorium voice rang out, your zipper is down


Contest:My Most Unforgettable Moment in HighSchool
Sponsored by: JCB Burl
Date Created: 09/02/2020
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Farewell Shirt

farewell notes perfumed with ink ~ white shirt that always escaped laundry

September 2, 2020

My Most Unforgettable Moment in HighSchool Poetry Contest
Sponsor:  JCB Burl
Form: Monoku

Premium Member First Exposure At School

In a race to get to class first, tripped and fell looking up teacher’s skirt!

1st placement
Written 03/09/2020
Monoku on ‘My Most Unforgettable Moment in HighSchool‘
JCB Buri
Form: Monoku


Drowning in your eyes

The appeal of blonde hair never spoke to me until now
I was content with the plain brown
But then your blue gaze snagged onto mine
And now it’s taking all I have not to drown.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member At the Prom

waltzing under stars, pimples break from thick hair mousse...disgusting prom night!



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JCB Burl's Contest:
My Most Unforgettable Moment in HighSchool    9/5/2020
Form: Monoku

Premium Member My Most Unforgettable Moment In Highschool

coaxing students chanted ~ boyfriend crowned homecoming king, my girlfriend queen



9/5/2020

My Most Unforgettable Moment In Highschool Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: JCB Burl
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member The Joker

In highschool the class clown's name was Seth 

Made some laugh and bored others to death 

It wasn't a rumor 

His good sense of humor 

Couldn't hide a slight case of bad breath
Form: Limerick

Does She Love Me

Devan its highschool you touched my heart
We both had feelings from the start
I will always love you because you gave me another chance
Still to this day Im in a trance.



Jay
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© Jay Nyhoff  Create an image from this poem.

1 Word

Poetry speaks Poem

play around with sentences
simulation play in life
poetry
is a word game

life
is playing

play

only dead people
who doesn't like poetry

because people die
They
really alive

Premium Member Writer

Teacher asked, “thought of being a writer?” … now I’m hooked on the pen My Most Unforgettable Moment in HighSchool Poetry Contest Sponsored by: JCB Burl September 3, 2020
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Poem In Trash Bin

teacher of english read my poem for school journal… threw in trash bin

September 4, 2020
Syllable count : 17
Checked on howmanysyllables.com
Contest : My Most Unforgetable Moment In HighSchool
Sponsor : JCB Burl
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Grade Point Below Average

report card arrives - nerves like banjo strings, yikes, so bad I could burn it.

Date : 3 September 2020

Contest : My Most Unforgettable Moment in HighSchool 

 Sponsor : JCB BURL

17 syllables using Poetry Soup Syllable Counter
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Leave Highschool Behind

Highschool drama queens
belong back between those walls

There's a reason we grow up
leaving it all behind

Outgrowing awkward teenage years
abandoning childish wild theatrics



AP: Honorable Mention 2022, Honorable Mention 2022

I Cry For You

I cry for you my beloved
I cry for you my first poem
I loved you so much
But somewhere in the year 2000 I lost you
Somewhere between hands of two highschool students I lost you

Now I sit here missing you
But sadly I can't remember any part of you
Form: Elegy

Middle Matters

I’m at the net,
Fast hands, quick feet.
I read the game,
I take my stand.

You swing?
I’m there.
You tip?
I’ll block.

I jump high,
Land strong,
In the front,
I belong.

I control the court,
I set the tone.
In the front,
I stand alone.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member - Youths Grazing Land -

~ with the glasses of love - always on the hunt - my first kiss ~







03/09/2020
Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
Copyright © All Rights Reserved

My Most Unforgettable Moment in HighSchool
Sponsored by: JCB Burl
14 syllables
1st place in the contest
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Mashup Blend Words

Georgetown Highschool Fire Drill Today
On top--Georgetown's outdoor blackboards
Setup classmate's first-time meetup sort out
Schoolboys head out--henceforth buddy up one-on-one  
Outside schoolyards baseball's first base
Schoolgirls show up--nearby football goalpost

Premium Member Unforgettable Highschool Writing Pursuit

class prophecy writing lingers as I behold fulfillment triumphs*


*I wrote our batch “class prophecy” published in our “1985 Class Memento.”

September 4, 2020
1st place, "My Most Unforgettable Moment in High School" Poetry Contest
Sponsored by JCB Burl; judged on 9/9/2020.
Form: Monoku

I Love You

i knelt and in class teacher’s voice whined i love you ~ she giggled behind


Syllable count: 17 syllables 

*A 1st Place* Win in the following contest (judged on Sept. 9, 2020) 

September 2, 2020 
My Most Unforgettable Moment In Highschool Poetry Contest
Sponsor: JCB Burl
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Unlikely Coronation

shocked befuddled and dumbfounded a crowned miss congeniality



AP: Honorable Mention 2025, Honorable Mention 2022

Submitted on September 6, 2020 for contest MY MOST UNFORGETTABLE MOMENT IN HIGHSCHOOL sponsored by JCB BURL  -  RANKED 1ST
(I was shocked when this really happened to me in grade 12)
Form: Monoku

First Signs of Fall

Snuggling in the covers
Chilly hands and feet
Frisky cats playing in the cool air.
Highschool football team in the homecoming parade.

Pickup trucks pulling trailers with four wheelers and 
deer stands, congest the weekend byways.
What's that? Ping-Pow-Bang!! Oh! The rifles!
Look out, destructive pea eaters.
Form: Narrative

Homecoming

Your eyes were dark
Like the deep night sky
In every moment we knew

At dumb highschool dances
That smile on your face
Could clear any storm my mind grew

We collapsed on the floor
Outside in the hall
I thought for a moment and knew

That whether we’re friends
Or lovers, like then
That I will always love you
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member wish for her children

Born in a trailer
Not a mobile home
Not classy

Lived her life behind a junk yard fence
With fighting parents
Both of them angry addicts

Decides she will become rich and famous
No help and little education
Not much talent

She is a mother now
Three little kids
Hoping they will do better
At least finish highschool

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