Short Homeless Poems

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


Their Car

loiters in his car
a dad-mama's New Year gift
true homeless loser
peewee bald redneck goofy  
merry andrew racist drum
Form: Tanka


Homeless

The man who lost his money
got a horrible nasty shock
When the government called him homeless
and his money got to talk
Form: Quatrain

Alone

They have not a place to stay 
Sitting there, starving, all day
It causes me to bemoan:
The fact that they’re all alone
Form: Rhyme

You Ignored Me

Asleep or blinded? Or worse
With lights out, passed away?
As which Christ left you, undisturbed
Homeless in that doorway?
Form: Rhyme

Riddle

If a giraffe
with a sore throat
is worst
than a centipede
with a sore feet 

What is worst 
than a homeless
spider ?
Form: ABC


The Homeless Need Friends Too

down on there luck
no bucks
minds is stuck
what to do
some needs you
theyer feeling blue
THE HOMELESS
NEEDS FRIENDS TOO

Mid Size Earthquake!

in thirty seconds,
some seventeen thousands dead,
thousands men injured,
and half a million homeless
unlimited God power!!
Form: Other

Premium Member Picky Vicky

Once knew a girl named Vicky
She was an eater so picky
Till one fine day
Humble pie she ate
With homeless kids from the city
Form: Limerick

To Be Homeless Not a Game

its a world thing
what hard ship briing
its not a joke
young and old folk.
its can be  ashame
TO BE HOMELESS
IS NOT A GAME

We Should Pray

fall down
look around
so many homeless around
some sleeping on the ground
for a better day
this not gods way
WE SHOULD PRAY

Am One Paycheck Away

you see my car
think am a star
we set a  bar
and had this to say
well i live day by day
being homeless
AM ONE PAYCHECK AWAY

Homeless and Backpack

They walk alone no home its here everywhere there things all they bring it snow rain it apain  bag is stack HomeLess AND BACKPACK.

Premium Member The Hitcher

The Hitcher Miracle Man 9/6/2024 Life is a highway, and I, a homeless hitcher, which none will stop for.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Progress

A lot lies asleep
Man inserts his concrete seed
A building is birthed 
Empty rooms reach the heavens 
Below, homeless live in hell
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Hopeless--

focus bonus
open soulless
hopeful bonus
focus  coatless, 
homeless-hopeless


9/2/19
written word by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©
Form: Footle

Homeless and Friends

they feel left out
no doudt
some   have drited cloth
theyer young and old
 looking  in your heart
get in
its
HOMELESS AND A FRIEND

Careing and Shareing

look around
see   homeless on the ground
don't stand frown
theyer cities and towns
don't just be stareing
its
CAREING  AND SHAREING

Be Free To Know

Be free to know
In jozi a homeless woman
Dies in my arms
Save the poor or my trust
Is wasted on you

Jozi:the city of johannesburgh
Form: Tanka

Could Happen To You

its  part of life
thsts right
one day up
nexts hands cuff
and your down
mabe on the ground
or homeless too
IT
COULD HAPPEN TO YOU

Homeless Man On the Corner

they love to drink
ans stink
so see how they wink
when you pass by
with that red eye
some or real longer
HOMELESS
MAN ON THE CORNER

Homeless People Drop In

its a place of all face
and race
down on there luck
with no buck
its for also bums
who drink rum
who loves to grim
HOMELESS PEOPLE
DROP IN

Homeless Needs Us

theyer human too
some no shoe
some look so blue
need to get thur
some young some old
them self talk and fess
THE
HOMELESS NEEDS US
H

Our Homeless Plight

come, my child, let me hold you tight,
so I can keep you warm tonight.
I pray God ends our homeless plight.


Dr. Ram's triplet contest

Premium Member The Fart Police

A homeless fart, an unpaid lease
Evicted through a darkened crease
This eviction note
On air it will float
Carried out by the fart police
Form: Limerick

Homeless News

no doudt its down and out
 some or sad
 the world is bad
as the  thoses without shoes
or  food
some play the blues
ITS 
HOMESLESS NEWS

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