Short Hyperbole Poems

Short Hyperbole Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short Hyperbole poems by PoetrySoup poets. Search short Hyperbole poetry by poem length and keyword.


Premium Member On Translating Turbulent Tulips

    ‘Turbulent Tulips’ 
     cannot be translated to Vietnamese
 
     Neither can
       ~ ‘Peripatetic Peonies’
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Today's Temptation

Lure a man with a carrot
  Persuade him with a stick
 
Show him the heavens and the stars
  ~ Label it ‘Get rich quick’
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Two For One Sundae

Carvel Two for One Sundae
Occult Melt in Mouth Snickers,
Share Choice Wife Hot Fudge,
Old 'N Young Creamy Tongue Lickers!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Irony

I was cautious 
Of seeds of the fruits 
While eating
Until
The flesh of a fruit 
Knocked down 
My teeth 

16 February 2023

Premium Member It's Plain to Me

      Some find him vain
        others, without a brain

      Yet to me, one thing is plain
        DJT keeps us entertained
Form: Monorhyme


Uncontrollable

uncontrollable 
                                     overflowing embankment 
                                            lunacy fires
Form: Senryu

Covid-19 Update

China has it under control
Trump continues his hyperbole
Trump dares not admit
He's a lolo twit
The source of our soaring death toll!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Recondite

  
     arbitrary… random… 
        … deconstructed…
     … holocaust … whatever… 
       …disemboweled… 
           … desiccated
Form: Other

Premium Member Spring's Teasing Hue

Springtime has arrived,
And so has her yellowing;
Shading everything:-
And when her rains have fallen,
Yellow puddles spring up; achoo!
Form: Tanka

Your Deafening Silence

The silence of your speech,
it was for me the absence
 most glaring  and further
deafening
that in this life I harkened
 and felt... !

The Snail

I was clean shaven when I
spotted a snail going by
I watched for a while
as he went half a mile
now my beard's reaching down to my thigh
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Physician's Analysis

   Paralysis of the esophagus
     when occasioned by asparagus
 
   Can be frighteningly perilous
     and even worse, embarrass us

Premium Member Ginko Biloba

Your yellow leaves make my morning happiness 
Circular movements giving rhythm to the phases of my life 
in my dance twirling and senseless
© Aby M'Baye  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Most Politicians

Most Politicians By: Tom Wright 6/27/2019 Haiku Ambition smitten, Politicians won’t state facts; They hyperbolize.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member kit cloy'd daddy

.
'round thuh bend came two fox'iz
  one howl'n with stick'd baublez
       plead'n for mine sympathy  
  hern berth'd spill'n mine muzez
Form: Jueju

Premium Member she'z got no t!ts

.

              yeah she do

            puck'r up them
                 lips clint
                   do yer
                      job

Poem For a Comet

your place is not 
between the stars
but in my heart
to light the dark
that kill the love
i' felt inside
when you was 
passin thru my life

Premium Member Life With T-Rump Xxv

The bully-the-pussies fat ass
Doesn't care for our middle class
"America First"
Means the wealthy are nursed
By the troll whose tower is brass
Form: Limerick

Ain'T

Robert Lawson claimed to be a saint
but some people said that he ain't.
He smirched them
unchurched them.
Now lives in hell a man quite quaint.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Direct Flight - Paris to LA

Mondo left the ground to soar 
in the Olympic games of twenty-four.
So, next Olympics, he would not be late, 
He came down again in twenty-eight.
Form: Epigram

No Proof

After 2 years of recrimination and denunciation, where are the remains of the children buried at the Kamloops Indian Residential School?


Anyone?
© Chris Conn  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Armand Duplantis

I sat, uninspired, in my condo. 
When on TV, no routine John Doe 
Flew above a balloon 
And then over the moon, 
That amazing pole vaulter, Mondo.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Young lady Paige


There's a young lady named paige.
Who kept her bird in a cage.
That bird was missing.
The cat sat grinning.
She said "Dad, I need your gauge."
Form: Limerick

Premium Member When Poetry Cannot Convey

    When poetry cannot convey
      everything I want to say
   
     I’ll swap her for another genre
      ~ one that features triple entendres
Form: Couplet

Life Death

Life Short, Sweet Dreaming, Doing, Being Breath of a Candle; Endless as Night Sleeping, Drifting, Floating Long, Bitter Death
Form: Diamante

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