Short Hole Poems

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


Premium Member In the Tunnel

in the tunnel with apprehension strange pitch hole in the universe - unknown species
Form: Senryu


Premium Member fishing hole magic

4 am
fishing hole magic
I am with my daddy
catfish, bass and bluegills are calling our names
we are the only ones alive

Charlatan

Hedonism echoed
every pore of charlatan
bleeding illusion
mirage of grooves of magic
rode hollow soul to the black hole.
Form: Tanka

Hole In a Shoe

some say it gold
when its a shoe hole
going mole
mabe they thats the
sucess cue old not new
to have 
A
HOLE IN A SHOE

Premium Member Black Hole

Pulling me in hard,
intoxicating darkness;
Force of gravity,
sucked into your deep vortex;
I’m not leaving your black hole.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member I Dug a Hole

An unfettered tongue
Wags out words
No one wants to hear

Entered in Magicicada13 words to live by
Sponsor: Maureen McGreavy

Hole

You are a lonely place
for me to go
a dark maze
in the fog
a black sun
a cold wall
a bad fall
in a deep hole...

Jessica
Form: Rhyme

The Pigeon's Hole

Science lays the trap,
enlightenment the bait

Tempting with its lies
—eternity a date

(Villanova Pennsylvania: January, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

The Sky

Night sky

Star
Shining
Shimmering 
Stunning bright light 
Sliver

Stark
Sterile
Show no Colour 
Seizing black hole
Silent
Form: Lanterne

Hole In One

The GOP want you to know
A 9-year-old girl is fair go
Deny her healthcare
So she learns to share
And they can get on with their show
Form: Limerick

A Black Hole

I'm lost in a void
Of eternity.
The eye of a storm,
The depth of the sea.
A black hole rips me from inside out.
Gravity ending me..
Form:

Fishing Hole

water flows near surface bubbles -- old fishing hole *Picture of "The Old Fishing Hole" by Thomas Kincade
Form: Haiku

Round Peg In Square Hole

i always felt 
like a round 
peg in a square 
hole within 
society 
i never felt 
as if i fit 
into this 
world's 
social
norms
Form: Lyric

Black Hole of Calcutta

An Indian beauty and nutter:
her eyelashes started to flutter,
her butt in the air
she laid it all bare,
revealing her hole of Calcutta...
Form: Limerick

Rabbit Near Its Hole

rabbit near its hole
                                  eagle swoops down to attack
                                        sneaks fast as it can
Form: Haiku

Black hole

Fill the void that sits inside my soul, 
take away the cold, restore lost parts and rebuild my core and find a way for me to be whole once more.
Form: Rhyme

Crack Hole

he's gone again
off on a crack binge
left her a note
"gone to the lawyer"
oooo I feel her heart cracking
I hope she doesn't patch it with
vodka

Premium Member Through a Black Hole

fiery ball of light a glowing orb sits in sky- gods’ game has begun but somehow, the ball is stuck in invisible basket
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Hole In One

golfers yearn to get a hole in one
to get it is thrilling, full of fun
wear two pairs of socks
don't keep in toe locks
throw one after hole in one is done
Form: Limerick

Black Hole

There once was a time when I felt whole, 
but I fell into a big black hole.  
Now I'm completely flat 
from my front to my back, 
and my id cannot find my ego.
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Stan’s Muddy Mess

Stan left his van out of gear, 
Then to his surprise and fear, 
The van started to roll 
Toward a great muddy hole, 
Where Stan watched his van disappear.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Hole In My Noggin

Gazing at the rear of my head
Many follicles are long since dead
Father Time is always sure to win
These naps are lookin' awful thin
Shall I shave my dome instead?
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Our Food Hole

As we keep feeding our food hole And dancing around the maypole Down memory lane Ends much the same Recalling the years that have taken their toll
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Frontal Face Hole

Here's from my frontal face hole To each of your two side face holes My lips are talking My feet are walking To escape the things I refuse to know
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Hole In One

It  was  beginners  luck  why  he  won
Leaving  all  the  other  players  stunned
He  shot  under  par
Was  the  bes t by  far
 Couldn't  believe  he  got  a  hole in one
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

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