Short Ice Pick Poems
Short Ice Pick Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Ice Pick by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Ice Pick by length and keyword.
There once was a jockey from Reykjavik
Who'd hit his horse with a freeing ice pick --
The horse, it would stumble
The jockey, he'd grumble --
"Shut-up, you old nag, I've a charcoal brick!"
Categories:
ice pick, horse, hurt, pain,
Form:
Limerick
In a sharp world of harsh words
Tenderness has escaped it
I feel like I am surely
Very deflated
A piece of me sits aloft
With no air being left in
I’m no longer inflated
Pierced by the ice pick…
Of the harshly frozen world
Russell Sivey
Categories:
ice pick, life,
Form:
Dodoitsu
Roll in the mud, thrice wielding the ice pick.
La La La down the lane escaping the elusive carving knife. No chop, no gammon, no other porkly tale, round is good and round is ham and a pig I am.
Is that very great and interesting? I am unsure as I go to lie down to begin my sleep of snout snore in a bed of baked bap.
Categories:
ice pick, funny,
Form:
I do not know?
Old man winter slaps at the soul.
But my spade is smiling and sharpened.
I was born in Buffalo.
So, my bones are made from ice picks.
The heart pumps out rock salt by the bowl.
I've been through blizzards, chewed on black ice.
Hopscotched over downed power lines.
Drank from busted pipes.
Got 55 years of calloused fists.
To pound black ice into diamonds of spring.
So, bring it on old man.
Bring it straight to me!
Categories:
ice pick, war, winter,
Form:
Free verse
Oh, my, look at all the flavors
What are you getting
I'm not hungry
Come on, I'm paying
Here's your share
I've divided the pie equally
Ah, ah, ah, but dinner first
No sweets before meal
Your system is wrong
You need too much help
Greens and no treats
Will fix your flow
Bloated, taxed, no way
Out of this living hell
Who knew, body has voice
Mine has been struck dumb
Availability is on the throne
Written by Trudy Schrader on 10-04-2024
Categories:
ice pick, angst, food,
Form:
Free verse