Short Insulation Poems

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


Insulation

Vision is to 
  Art

As grace is to 
  the soul

Not one
  without the other

Blanket
  against the cold

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2016)
Form: Rhyme


Insulation

Vision is to 
  art

As grace is to 
  the soul

Not one
  without the other

Blanket
  against the cold

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2016)
art
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Wit of the Inuit

Their igloos were short on insulation
  Causing the Inuit consternation ~ 
    Since the tops were all bare
    They covered them with hair ~
  Aha! Their 'Wigloos' were a sensation
Form: Limerick

Trickling

Confetti trickles like running water.
Trickle, trickle, trickle—
I hear trickling...
Sound barrier insulation omits tones.
The party carries on. 
Bits of pieces remain stagnant.
But I can still hear trickling . . .

May 28, 2017
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member a mouse is not the best taste tester

Sappy hired a mouse to be the taste tester for her restaurant
no one said anything for a day or two, but we were not happy.
He eats drywall, dust, fabric, even insulation, said the elephant.
Hiring a mouse to be our taste tester was wrong of Sappy.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Broken Steps

BROKEN STEPS 

they had some good times
days not too hot nor too cold
cold preferable
unless denied the warm room
that place under broken steps

once while cleaning up
insulation was dumped
‘neath those broken steps
and Lord knows how many cats
had blessedly found a home
Form: Tanka

Sins

The sins of Man accumulate 
Vindictively sowing the seeds of hate
Whats in our hearts will seal or fate
An unspeakable future if we so choose
Our very souls we stand too lose
Shave the insulation of our tainted view 
To see the naked truth anew
Do the facets of humanity shine in you?

Hidden Sadness

Those who find in dismal poetry attraction
Could have within themselves some sadness in protraction
Behind seeming face of placid insulation
May be hidden melancholy well concealed
Many living lives of quiet desperation
That, in response, are unwittingly revealed

11 Feb. 2019
sad
Form: Rhyme

Chork

'Chork' isn't linked to ‘Cork’, the elastic tough outer tissue of the cork oak used for stoppers or insulation; ‘Chork’ means it's an act of making a typical sound your shoes make when you are walking in them and they’re full of water, as done by teens. ~X~X~X~
© Pratap Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

White Mongoose

Steel insulation warm thin hot smooth downy shepherd smoothness. Pistol clasps palms crystal misses birching basket weavers.
Fluffy firm pedestals release hard deniers.
Doldrum office charts demonstrating 
Appendages conceal resistance. 
Halcyon boogie board heroes.
Greek play rehearsal.

White Mongoose

Steel insulation warm thin hot smooth downy shepherd smoothness. Pistol clasps palms crystal misses birching basket weavers.
Fluffy firm pedestals release hard deniers.
Doldrum office charts demonstrating 
Appendages conceal resistance. 
Halcyon boogie board heroes.
Greek play rehearsal.

Premium Member a tear tattooed at the corner of his eye

hardship chiseled in his features
silence laden by a troubled past
his thoughts kept to himself
behind an invisible wall of insulation
while his face speaks to me in whispers
of a history muddled with shady details

eyes reveal that regrets he's had a few
and dreams now seem out of reach
yet there's a part of him that refuses to give up


AP: 3rd place 2025

Dress For It

Reflection of fire in a window
representing comfort,
the visceral satisfaction of flame
and warmth of double hung insulation.

The natural world is there for us
or we can live in the house,
it’s nice to have both
each a refuge from the other.

Central heat and music
or watching clouds and feeling rain,
listening to birds
with wind in our face.

Wearying of either
come in or go out.
The last place we live is in the spirit.
How do you dress for that?
© Bob Quinn  Create an image from this poem.

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