Short King Poems

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


Castrate the King

Take away his crown
Take away his jewels 
Kill his knights
Burn down his castle but

Without his Queen he is nothing
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.


Have it Your way

Trumpeted a would be King
Wrecking protocol, doing his thing
Senate is on its knees, weak 
Congress cowed out of speak
Form: Clerihew

Don'T Let King Down

he knew what to do
it for you
and me too
it seen it was mean
it was just a dream
its still around
DON'T LET KING DOWN

Dance Floor King

the music I choose it
slow watch me go
fast am gas
this is my task
home or next door
its my thing
AM
DANCE FLOOR KING

Highway Star

A zooming car, a Speed King.
All day, all night.
All down the highway,
Racing with faces unknown
To prove what he’s got.
© A. P.  Create an image from this poem.


Angel King

The book of Solomon
  the Temple Mount

The ruler of winds
  —time can’t surmount

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

A King


You can't be king
Until you have been
Taught to hurt
Lectured to steal
Tutored to kill
Skilled to heal.
Form: ABC

King of Peace

his sprit is in the sky
its flows high
and around
looking down
its also speaks
truth to our youth
he was
KING OF PEACES

Rajkumar

Han nhi hu mai tumhare sapno ka Rajkumar.
Na he mai safed ghode p sawar aata hu... 
Pr kya mai tumse door kabhi jaa pata hu?

Premium Member King Pollen Count

Pollen count is king this week
My eyes are red and they leak
Coughing and sneezing everywhere
King pollen count is never fair
Form: Rhyme

King

King
Haughty,royal
Ruling, gloating,dining
Gold,mansion,clay,straw
Sowing,hoeing,starving
Humble, ragged
Peasant


6-16-19
Form: Diamante

King Fruits Star Fruits

Apples and grapes of upper lands 
Kings and stars prefer 
King fruits and Star fruits in our hands 
Monkeys and Donkeys to refer

Premium Member Stephen King

Author Stephen King,
Writes stories that are shocking.
Horror is his claim to fame.
His books make nightmares fair game.

2013
Form: Clerihew

Hot Dog Eatting King

am the best
win all contest
 i eat and sleep
and roll like log
after the eatting  thing
AM CALL over all
HOT DOG EATTING KING

Preist Or King

Priest or king,
What olive branch
Do you hold
In your hand
Priest or king,
You must 
Have the
Courage to
Do the
Right thing

King of the Mountain

If I were King  of the mountain 
I'd make you my Queen for a day 
then I'd decree that time was a lie 
and throw all the clocks away
© Mark Giles  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Yours King

Join your eyes
Don't forget me

To your creepy gaze
Do fall on your heart

If you are a sex virgin
I will be your husband's king

The Bull King

i once knew a bull from Dallas
who wanted to live in a palace
he tried everything
to be crowned king
and drink from a golden chalice
Form: Limerick

Not King

How can someone say they're not King,
When their actions sing and sing?

How can someone say their free,
When not defending liberty?
Form: Rhyme

King of the Barnyard (He Thinks)

King of the barnyard standing tall
Crowing loud for all to hear
Worry not about the laughter, when you fall
I’m sure it’s not sincere

Premium Member King Roach

We live in earth's strangest time,
as the human creature rose from slime
(if only briefly) to encroach, 
on the domain of the roach.
Form: Rhyme

Stephen King

Pen to page at seven.
Such a tender young age.
Frightens us with dark words.
Brings our nightmares to life.
Leaves shivers of delight!

Premium Member Entertaining One-Liner- King of Pop

It was so captivating to watch  “MJ” moonwalk across the stage.



Contest: One-Liner Entertainment
Sponsor: Silent One


12-18-18
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

One Knight Stand

The Queen bade us not to despair
When a knight leapt into the air
Sly as a crook
He took our Rook
Check-mating our King fair and square!
Form: Limerick

King Redeemer

K-ing
R-edeemer
I-s
S-howing
M-ight
A-gainst
E-vil

Topic: Birthday of Krismae Ann Mangrubang (March 30) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

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