Short Kicked Poems

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


Perspective

Some say, men shouldn't cry,
to those I beg to differ.
When life has kicked you in the groin,
the tears will run unfettered!


Premium Member OKAPI'S DILEMMA

Okapi thought he was a horse
Attempted to blend in, of course
Zebras kicked him out
Horses ran about
But okapi had no remorse
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I Feel Lost

I feel lost 
So sad about now 
And the cost 
Being kicked around 
My life is lost 
I can't move on 
Why do things 
Take so long
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

The Sore Foot Remedy

He took advice about a sore foot
But his wife kicked him out of bed
He misunderstood what they meant
When "Soak it in cider" was said!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Tent In the Woods

so where do I live
in a tent in the woods
shelter kicked me out
after 90 days
with no other
place to stay
I had to fend
for myself
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Old Used Cow

Mrs. O'Leary
her eyesight bleary
  bought an old used cow

But when it kicked
the proverbial bucket
  all of Chicago screamed, "Ow!"

Premium Member IN LIFE'S BALL GAME

Don't be a football,
Thrown and kicked down the field
Like rocks of nature;
Rather, be a bouncing ball
Sowing and reaping life's goals
Form: Tanka

Premium Member I Only Carry My Own Burdens Now

I no longer use my back
to carry others burdens
worry I have kicked to the curb
I carry one hour at a time
and only my own burdens now

Premium Member Getting Old

When his joints ached as he rose
he kicked the chair leg in despair.
He knows it is the fault of age…
but it’s easier to blame the chair.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
age
Form: Verse

Think

god loved you then god loves you now,
so don't go saying he kicked you out,
he may not answer right away,
but always think of him when you pray
god
Form: Rhyme

Battle of Love

Relationships are almost like a fight, to keep someone you have to push and 
shove.
But in my case I lost very badly and I got kicked out of love!
Form:

Coconut

It answered to my thirst from the top

When I watered a coconut palm root

My hands stroked his head's top

He kicked me in force with his foot!

Dear Little Girl

Dear Little Girl,
Why do you cry
When you’re kicked down
Over nonsense?
It’s not your fault
Besides,
A broken bone
Is better than
A broken soul
Form:

Quiggie Snarls

Quiggie Snarls were maritime snails
Tasted butter in mouth of Hales
He ate a bucketful
With his grandson Gudrool
Then kicked the bucket off the rails
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Golfer

The Tiger is once again winning
And hopefully no longer sinning.
His wife kicked him out
For sleeping about,
But now his girlfriend has him grinning.
Form: Limerick

Home On the Range

The wife kicked me out of my house
Saying I'm no longer her spouse
Its all for the best
Now I'm with the rest
Who can put both hands down her blouse!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lewd Louie

Lewd Louie came from Windy City
he went straight for the nitty gritty
	got fresh with Margo
	who told her man Beau
who kicked his a** with rhythmicity
Form: Limerick

The Flute

He dwindled with his brass flute
Which tossed him out of his boot
The symbols kicked his ass
Then called him third class
He thought the flute was a brut
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

I Kicked the Habit But It Keeps Kicking Me Back

So very proud
I just quit smoking

Five minutes ago
Nothing to it

I've quit smoking
Thousands of times
Just takes willpower...

For Joann's "Shanzi" contest

Sexy Lady

She stood about four foot four
Short but what a look
I kissed her once
And Boy oh boy
She kicked me
In the?

This is a poets challenge finish the rhyme
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

The Pest

There was a young man from the west
Saw a girl with a mighty fine chest
He asked for a peep
She called him a creep
Kicked him hard in the crotch...dang pest
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Tyree Gits the Boot

Ole Tyree was a tourist from Texas
who went to a rock and roll nexus.
He yo-del-io-ed
in Sun Stu-d-io
that's how he got kicked out of Memphis.


11-14-14
Form: Limerick

Horse Play

Cornered in a vulnerable position;
kicked and pummeled into submission.
That mad horse had its way,
I lay dazed on the hay,
but am found in a stable condition.
Form: Limerick

Stan Keefeat

Stan Keefeet sure loved his old tennis shoes
They did not love him, was not any news
When kicked off
Everyone coughed
With lots of crying and cussing and boos!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Riddle Upon Riddle

RIDDLE UPON RIDDLE

Angel of my ever-Living
mind-to-soul; what i never
knew! /kicked me upon my
___b_aCK__   !   but there
___, i live!!!

:: 09-28-2016 ::

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