Short Injury Poems
Short Injury Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Injury by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Injury by length and keyword.
Skin therapy couldn’t materialize
Consequently leaving behind a blemish
An injury that is permanent
Resting deathlessly on me
Intrinsic living
an long stinging injury.
Some apparent end
with an smart hidden counter
just examples motivate.
(5-7-5-7-7)
out of sight
or out of mind
i have spent
half of my life
with an invisible
injury
if i recover
who will i be
***
Form:
A foot without a sock or shoe
all too quickly will turn blue
Whether due to injury ~
or weather way too wintery
Seagull with sad withdrawn eyes
Drawing wings close to his side
Wind calling drawing
On death ears falling
Hurt with an injury
Somewhere
Form:
ICEBERG
Iceberg in the ocean
Implicit danger then
In transit to New York
Injury to the hull
Impossible to float
Into the depths she sank
it's not injury
jury's in
it's all in your head
MagiCicada 13
a simple odd sight
inflicts inner injury
silent heart helpless
Certain people will hurt you repeatedly
Just because they can
But he who continues forgiving and loving them
Regardless of injury proves to be the greater man
A pyromaniac named Jack,
Who hailed from the town of Hackensack,
Decided one day,
with matches he’d play
He’s a mummy now, flat on his back!
late
tardy
interview
wreck on freeway
serious injury
impatient committee
lucky not to get this job
something much better will happen
you have escaped close-minded people
So, brain injury,
A poem of brevity,
This is all I have to say.
We are all today,
Dain bramaged in some way,
Their labels are not you,
It could be them next too! (29/12/2018)
How's your lower east side making out
Mine's fine 'cept I creak when out and about
Maybe an old war injury
Too young for the infantry
War ended, was wounded as a Boy Scout
and so my injury
of the mind
keeps me subtle
and unkind
but I walk on
from this fire
bring from this world
my desire
and let me
stare at death
and not give up
until my final breath
Braising traumatic brain injury pain
easily distracted by too many ads
the sheer notion of being creative
is having a creative space to write
sincerely fight flight beyond plight
Insult Added To Injury and Perjury
Trump was an insult added to injury,
And person who committed perjury;
A total insult,
Is final result,
And his imbecilic brain needs surgery.
Jim Horn
Well how do you do, my name is Jack
Brain's still working but it's developed a crack
It's a World War II injury
While watching it on TV
Munching on chips put my back outta whack
~ Injustice Moon Among Us ~
deeper than twilight
the moon to moon afterglow
a wave crush the mood
***
Stereotype motion
Two face under water
Human injury
(Senryu of Being Misjudged)
As a bumbling teenager full of testosterone
Trying to impress a chickie but was accident-prone
Walked into a pole
Minor injury to my soul
Awkward as it was, ended calling her my own
Writing limericks take an extra special talent
Only a very few who are mentally unbalanced
Can even come close
To Tom and your host
Causes severe brain injury, become mental bankrupt
her cold crimson corpse
into the heart that loved him . . .
he now twists the knife
Written 4/9/15 by Andrea Dietrich
For the Get Your Senryu On Poetry Contest of Judy Konos
Ice on the fence wire …
insult to injury
The barb when it’s deadly
pointed and sharp
A night rain has frozen
and hidden the danger
Awaiting intruders
—that come in the dark
(Dreamsleep: November, 2023)
I wish you a merry Christmas
A merry Christmas so clear
I wish you a merry Christmas
Sans injury or fear
I wish you a merry Christmas
With turkey and cheer
I wish you a merry Christmas
To cowboy and steer
Well how do you do, my name is Jack
Brain's still working but it's got a big crack
It's a World War II injury
Watching the war on TV
Munching on chips put my back outta whack
© Jack Ellison 2015
Behind my smile, lies a wounded heart.
A self inflicted injury, that I hide.
Behind my laugh, I’m falling apart inside.
Look closely and speak to me and you will see
The person people who think I am…that just isn’t me.