Short Impaired Poems

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


Happy Hour Madness

After happy hour hilarity Impaired masses of humanity Reveling in their badness Join rush hour madness
© Miss Sassy  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member My Mask

Yes, I wear a mask

                                  to shield from Covid 19.

                                      My glasses fog up.
Form: Senryu

Vision Impaired

for some it is true vision
the kind used with the eyes
but in this path of life
with all of its joy and strife
therer's higher purpose in disguise
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bearing My Burdens

Too impaired to even continue to care, if at all,
About how life can always seem so unfair for us all,
As long as I have inner strength to continue to bear it all.
Form: Sijo

The Destruction of Hope

Optimism, 
Faithful, Compassionate, 
Failing, Learning, Knowing 
Society, Judge, Jury, Executioner, 
Persecuted, Impaired, Diagnosed, 
Dangerous, Self-destructive, 
Doomed.
Form: Diamante


Premium Member Fleece Underwear

Welcome all you morally impaired 

Where men are men and the sheep are scared

Though I can't help but think 

How much you'd have to drink

To forget what many others dared
Form: Limerick

Trying to hard

Clever in my literacy 
Impaired in my itinerary 
Noted for variety 
Daunting in my propriety 
A jaunting of notoriety 
For wanting serenity 
exempted from purity
Quaint in obscurity

Trump Became Mentally Impaired

Trump Became Mentally Impaired

About anyone at all Trump never cared,
And he has become mentally impaired;
To world blow,
We do know;
All those around to death surely scared.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Arizona Glare

My Arizona buddy says he sees only grey hair Also shiny domes which cause quite a glare Poor soul whatta shame Must cause JJ to exclaim Looking in a mirror, “my eyesight's impaired”!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Height Impaired

It’s quite sweet to be with her Her height will bring me a blur Growing tall a mystery Short, she’s a puppy
Russell Sivey Entrant into Brian Strand's "SHORT & SWEET" contest 2/14/2012
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Ice Saccades

slipping
   when the wallpaper walks
   and the floor
   pulls the wind out of you



*saccades: a rapid movement of the eye between fixation points
  (impaired, as with concussions, causes vertigo, anxiety, fatigue)

Rose Asks Forgiveness

Pulling energy
  Fervor from Heaven above
    Impaired by her thorns
     Faint memories of her past-
       Forgiveness is all Rose asks.


Honorable Mention in the "Description Made Easy" contest by Mac McGovern.

A. Green
© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Heaven

His lovely wife is named Heaven
She scolds him seventy times seven
Yet, Big Joe just never really cared
In Heaven he lives happily, hearing impaired!


Stacey Brown 2-6-14
Dr. Ram Mehta contest
Husbands are in heaven
whose wives scold not
Form: Clerihew

Woman's Intuition

Good, or a trouble-maker;
Smart; mentally impaired;
In world's scales upheld. Litter of
Quick-flung impressions aired!

True Love accepts; each and all.
Blind to bias, whose eye
Piercing with inner perception
A divine soul does spy.
Form: Rhyme

Vertically Impaired (Englyn Unodle Union)

I wish I could grow a bit
so my legs and jeans would fit
without using sewing kits or iron hem
just once them jeans would fit.

I wish I was five foot four
or maybe a little more
I could wear fashion galore, off the peg,
I beg, two inches more.
Form: Englyn

Itching For Help

They knew I was throwing up at night. 

And that every breath was causing a fright. 

I wasn’t using their scratchy covers. 

Because I was afraid of the others. 

People at night snoop in to glare. 

Because I wasn’t sleeping, I was too impaired.
Form: Rhyme

Truth As Biggest Speech Defect

We stutter, lisp and clutter
We are not vocal – mute…

We can be choppy, mumble words
Impaired rhythm, be automatic…

Distort our sounds, substitute, omit
Or string together made-up words…

And all impediments forgiven
But God forbid – to tell the Truth!
Form: Concrete

The Lost Thoughts

As delusions replace memories. 

I don’t understand how I got these enemies. 

It’s not fair, not really…

My thoughts had just become unwieldy. 

My blood was at a simmer. 

And my mind was getting dimmer. 

All I have is scared. 

All I am is impaired.
Form: Rhyme

Dreams Part 3

Dreams got me scared
feeling impaired
I cant get air
feels like im choking
no I am not joking
nightmare after nightmare
have me stuck like a Friday the 13th scare
shaking sweat all in my hair
Dreams got me scared
feeling impaired
and I cant get air
Dreams. -TA
Form: Lyric

Desire

Confident will, covet the other
the only desire hastens in feather 
scutter with wings to reach and cuddle

hence the flower blazing in sun 
fud its feeling in well and run 
impaired it stays for days an days
to find one reason to blaze
and bring back what once was phaze
Form: Elegy

Basic Assumption With Much Gumption

with great reliance
is accuracy of science
no coincidence

basic assumption
priest was full of much gumption
also compunction

water was flowing
all my flowers are growing
grass may need mowing

Trump surely was scared
found out that he is impaired
less he always cared
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Nightmares of Hell

life in hell , nothing can compare
to the feeling of being impaired
but in fact seeing it with my own 
eye's. the pain and suffering the 
death and torment of being
slaughtered waking up and doing
it again and again. this is all worst 
then any nightmare i could ever 
imagine
Form: Verse

Premium Member 13 predatory cautions

I'd heard a story some years ago of thirteen cautions let it be known.' 
On gordon brown (prime minister then) about lewd acts with young
Boys not men!
And not uoon the sports field (you'll now ken!) Reuters knew yet a
Story ever aired.? How badly could all news sources be impaired?
Form: Rhyme

My Beauty

My beauty was a pledge I took 
Beauty hidden in plain face 
In the small secured, kind place 
Beauty beyond what was seen 
What I had become from what I had been 
From the impaired to the mended 
Something that surpassed all the barriers
The kind of beauty that chooses its carriers
Form: Rhyme

My Beauty

My beauty was a pledge I took 
Beauty hidden in plain face 
In the small secured, kind place 
Beauty beyond what was seen 
What I had become from what I had been 
From the impaired to the mended 
Something that surpassed all the barriers
The kind of beauty that chooses its carriers
Form: Rhyme

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