Short Jump Out Poems

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


Slow Down

rushed to jump out of bed
slipped and fell - woke up dead

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11/1/19
Form: Epigram


Premium Member Physics Without Parental Permission

velocity measured with ticker tape — students jump out window


9/2/2020
JCB Burl’s My Most Unforgettable Moment in HighSchool
Form: Monoku

Skydive

Skydive

Engines roaring out
Lift off, up into the sky
Higher and higher
We go, jump out, soaring down
Thrust up, floating to the ground.
Form: Tanka

Was Train To Kill

the we work has to be done
from day one
we hump
and jump  
move our rumps
it was insane we jump out of plane
run up and down hills
i was
TRAIN TO KILL

Premium Member Every Morning I

Every morning 
I jump out of bed
Red

Light 
Green light 
Here I come 
Ready
Or not

Not knowing 
Who 
Or what 
Is supposed to be 
Ready


Premium Member Halloween spoof

Three goofballs in spooky display,
One with hat, other's fangs on play!
With faces askew,
They jump out and boo,
Scaring  laughs than fear on the way!
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Look Ahead Not Back

its a fact
card or still stack
for your face or race
its a new day
everyone can play
get on the success rack
jump out out bed
LOOK AHEAD DON'T LOOK BACK

Premium Member Felipe the Fish

I once heard of a young fish named, Felipe
Who floated up to consider a leap
His friends did shout
For him to jump out
But he was afraid the air was too deep
Form: Limerick

A New Day

Today is brand new

Never been seen before

Before I take the time to

Jump out of bed

I just wanna say

Thank you lord for this

Brand new bless day

Large Leap

I always wanted to jump out of an airplane
My friends they would tell me that I was just insane
I took me a chance
but I lost my pants
Giving the ladies a peek at my candy cane
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Holloween In the Village Town

its  a night
where the gost in white
jump out
no doudt
you jump and hump
they make you too s
sweat you bet
its in this big city around
in there
HOLLOWEEN IN THE
VILLAGE TOWN

Prison of Flesh

Prison Of Flesh

Pregnant and constipated
Gagged
Asphyxiated
Want to jump out of my skin
Nonplussed and exasperated
Black bagged
Unenumerated
Everything is without
And I am locked within
Form: Rhyme

You Must Get Started

You must get started 
In order to be great
Put your best foot forward 
And jump out of the gate
The journey is filled
With magic and adventure 
Rise up through the air 
And see the vision of nature

Taking Chances

Sky Diving:  Why would someone want to jump out of a perfectly good airplane?
Bull Riding:  Why would anyone was to take a "death wrap" on a tornado?
             I take enough chances just walking on flat ground
© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member A Lollapalooza

Some call it William or Robert, or Pete Stands up and takes notice when you walk down the street Walking by a lollapalooza You try to outmanoeuvre Obstacles that jump out as you try to be discrete
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Do Old People Need a Plunger

Age is just a number, in my case, a dirty big number As a young'un, thought old people needed a plunger To keep things moving In spite of the snoozing Long as we're still able to jump out of our jumper
Form: Limerick

Dancing

D o you feel the urge to move 
A nd sway in a rhythmic way?
N eed to let the vibrations flow,
C ulminating in your toes?
I nclined to jump out of your seat,
N ever missing that base beat?
G ood to meet you...let's dance!
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member If I were a Submarine

If I were a submarine
I would jump out of the water
Checking to see if other ships
Were doing what they ought-er

Jules Verne would come back
And write lively stories about me
I would be deemed the sheriff
Of the Mediterranean Sea
Form: Rhyme

Frog

They turn up the heat
slowly. Soon it 
gets warm, then hot 
suddenly they turn it
off. It cools, but
they turn up the heat 
again. Rinse. Repeat...
with variation, but
when the water in the pot
starts to boil, the frog cannot
jump out.
© Brenda Luo  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Innocent Crush

When I see you my knees get weak and I lose my confidence.
When we talk my day gets better even if we’re talking about sadness.
When we’re together my heart starts beating rapidly, as if it’s trying to jump out of my chest and into your hands.
Form:

Premium Member floating down the Yangtze

floating down the Yangtze
many new sights I do see
happy fishermen wave to me
bass jump out of this China sea

I hum and sing we be de we
dum diddle dum diddle dee dee dee
I love the feeling of being free
as I glide my way down the Yangtze

The Fourth Floor To Nowhere

I look out
Into nothingness
I'm scared
I want to fly
But I'm afraid I'll fall
Will I ever fly?
Can I?
Is it nothingness, though?
Or just something I don't know?
I take a deep breath
And jump out of
The fourth floor to nowhere
And into a new life

Jump

Jump,punch,curse
And drink
Attack followers of Christ 
Bang,gossip, shoot 
Stab as if it was
Your last breath of life 
Jesus stomped every
Demons and demolished
Knowing His love will
So enemies don't jump out of yourselves 
Because our God's righteousness 
You cannot
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Carpe Diem

carpe diem
live for today
eat that piece of chocolate pie with the whipped cream
swim the length of the English channel
photo-hunt those lions in Kenya
jump out of a 747 without a chute
okay, maybe I went a bit too far
but you get my point right?
carpe diem
live for today!

Premium Member The Monster Under The Bed

Hiding behind the bushes
And closed closet doors, 
Lurking under your bed
On dark and dusty floors 

A shape in the shadows 
You know he is there, 
Waiting in the corner 
To jump out and scare

You just know he will
Though they never do,
Because the monster is 
Just as scared of you!
Form: Rhyme

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