Short Hot Poems

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


Our Hot Soup

when its cold be bold
any races or faces
don't let it go to wastes
its has the tastes
fill with noodle loots
OUR
HOP SOUP


Apartments To Hot

tho its real cold
i still feel the mole
inside its to much heat
that i can't beat
makeing sweat a lot
my
APARTMENT TO HOT

Was a Hot Summer

we had it wall
slash and water fall
againt the wall
beach run 
it was summer fun
also beach bummer
WAS A HOT SUMMER

Premium Member Cheesy Fries Hot

Cheesy fries hot
Cheesy fries cold
Some like them hot
Some like them cold
Cheesy fries in the fridge
Nine months old

Hot Hot Coffee On the Run

it was cold cold
my arms was fold
stop by a stand
with money in hand
but ie was fun
i get 
HOT HOT COFFEE ON THE RUN


Not To Cold Not To Hot

this my kind of weather
it don't get no better
go park stay until dark
pull out a sleeping cot
NOT TO COLD 
NOT TO HOT

Hot Coffee On a Cold Day

its a drink make you think
its relax your soul
to some its gold
am told
its has a lot to say
HOT COFFEE
ON A COLD DAY

Chillie Hot

Chilllie hot
Chilly not

Chilllie hot
No,sweat but

Battles tongue
To settle once

In little while
Peddles smile!

Premium Member Hot Chocolate On a Bitter Day

Tasty  hot chocolate
Marshmallows and sweets
Lots of crud at the bottom.
Dig it out; that’s where the sweetness is, fool!

Premium Member Hot Breath and Whiskers

Whiskers tickle my mouth
His hot breath is close.
I wake up quickly!
I push him away and yell "Buddy!"
He does not mind.
dog

Hot Weather Blues

iits  so hot
i sweata lot
spoling my food
look some place to get cool
this weather is bad new
got the
HOT WEATHER BLUES

Premium Member He Was Smoking Hot

Well he was smoking
The stream that came
From his mouth
Looked like the exhaust
From a fast moving 
Trailways diesel bus
Form:

Hot Spot

do you cumpute or toot
have it in mind 
getting on line
don't set and rot
there's a dot
that say come this way
HOT SPOT

Premium Member Hot,Hot,Hot

Devilled scalop in bacon
Garlic pea puree
Fiery Karalan chicken
Dishes of corgette
in Romesco sauce
Fire and spice
Nice!
Form: Epulaeryu

Sweet Hot Tea

In this cold windy autumnal evening,
If your beloved is here that would be fantastic 
A cup of hot tea is really appreciated
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Perplexing Hot Dogs and Hamburgers

As confused as I am
that hamburgers are made of beef,
not ham,
I get no relief
from the mental fog
induced by a hotdog.
Form: Rhyme

Hot Date

For Now
some how

Booze flow
you know

Slight blur
hold her

Be real
just feel

Get had
talk bad

Love wait
It's fate!

6/28/13
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Footle

Hot Spot

Cold
The bottle sweats.
Frail
The ice inside cracks.
Thick
The water runs
Down my throat
Quenching my thirst
So cold, 
It hurts.

Hot Food

its cold
need a soup bold
its gets inside
this is world wide
when it cold or cool
have some
have the right tools
HOT FOOD

Premium Member Red Hot Cayene Pepper

red hot cayene pepper
bit my tongue ~ mouth like a snake
I need an ice cube
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Damn Is It Hot

Damn is it hot
I raised my arm
to adjust the cursor
three flies lay stunned
on the keyboard.


John G, Lawless
©7/30/2019

Premium Member Hot Summer (Tanka)

Now is the time when 
drinking water is a must 
the summer is hot 

And relaxing in the shade 
will be great to do right now!
Form: Tanka

Hot Food

i go on a date
we can't wait
to sit ans do this
at a table
thats stable
and listen to the
blues
man its real cool
to have
HOT FOOD

Hot Dog Eatting King

am the best
win all contest
 i eat and sleep
and roll like log
after the eatting  thing
AM CALL over all
HOT DOG EATTING KING

Hot Weather Drinks

to  get  cool
need theses tools
cold food
cold water
mabe a beer
you sweat a cheer
as your eyes wink
its
HOT WEATHER DRINKS

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