Short Leech Poems

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


Slurp

There was indeed a Georgia peach
Who took a licking from a leech
As nudists do
They found a few
Picky crabs all over the beach!
Categories: leech, beach,
Form: Limerick


Speeches and leeches

Speeches peaches,
Just like leeches,
Sucking my blood,
Sucking my nards,
It’s really hards,
Just like a rock,
They’re in my sock!
Categories: leech, 11th grade, 12th grade, angst, betrayal, bible,
Form: Epic

Blue

Blue,
What a great hue.
It makes you feeling cool,
It reminds you of miles of beautiful beach,
With no leech.
Blue,
What a great hue.
Categories: leech, beach, beautiful, blue, color, cool,
Form: Free verse

Tanka Poem

A leech sucked my blood
and I felt very dizzy
I needed some aid
someone said to take iron
in order to build my blood




Copyright McCuen 2009
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: leech, angst
Form: Tanka

The Leech

the tea glass was within his reach
his call for help made the people screech
put the tea glass in my hand
at pool side he was ban
for being a plain old, lazy leech
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: leech, funny,
Form: Limerick


Empty

Pain goes without words
without measure
the burden is placed
in silence it is carried
 In tears it is known
like a leech 
sucking all of your energy
pain leaves one empty
Categories: leech, lost love
Form: I do not know?
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The leech boasts he ends many wars
With each speech Trump’s truce total soars
His confused amount
And White House account
Are summed-up trysts with Epstein's whores
Categories: leech, betrayal, corruption, mental illness, power, truth,
Form: Limerick

Start Splurging

Started Splurging

She was urging me to start splurging
We eventually went on an excursion
We wound up on a beach
People liked being a leech
Into big bills were emerging.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: leech, humorous,
Form: Limerick
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A Small Beach Full of Bleach

There once was a small beach full of bleach,

Each bottle held a silvery leech.

Those nasty leeches did hiss,

And they would readily kiss,

We carefully stayed out of their reach!
Categories: leech, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th
Form: Limerick
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Staying Alive

STAYING ALIVE

Awake!
Mixed feelings
The morning sensation
All fears   expectation
Still in place
Bold reluctance 
By responsibility replaced
Leech and drive on!
Reanimate! 
Rejuvenate!
Staying alive!
Categories: leech, depression,
Form: Free verse

Bug Off

Blood sucking vicious pest-mosquitos
Malaria, fever, cramps, and pain
Itching red raised whelps, begin
Swat, slap, squish, shoo. Make goo.
Encephalitis
West Nile Virus
Dormant germs
Vampire
Leech
Categories: leech, health
Form: Nonet

I'M a Flea

On blood the flea feed as a meal
Such a popular leader indeed
Generous as a love leech:
You sell my skin cheap
And in dollars pay me
During jovial funeral
In a golden coffin.
One not worthy
I'm just a flea
For thee
To kill
Thin.
Categories: leech, abuse, analogy, anti bullying,
Form: Imagism
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A Syllable Missed

'An apple a day keeps the doctor away.'

Why an apple a day
Why not a peach, a plum or a pear
Well, day rhymes with away
Whereas peach rhymes with leech
Plum with bum and pear with scare
  ~ What's more, a whole syllable's not there
Categories: leech, fruit, health, language,
Form: Grook

Dangerous - My Eye

Brushed past the damp ti-tree - felt a clinging to my eye.
I tried to wipe the cling away - too late! I realize.
A leech is connected to the white. I could not stop its bloody feed.
It gorged itself before release - leaving my eye to bleed.
Categories: leech, fishing, nature,
Form: Rhyme
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Leech

You are a total leech 
sucking what is good for you;
Plagued with pitiful speech 
always mumbled and garbled;
Never had a far enough reach,
you embarrass yourself;
Thieves always hide what’s true,
little did you see I am made of bleach.
Categories: leech, anger, emotions, feelings,
Form: Free verse

Horrible Orange Hair

Horrible Orange Hair

Trump's horrible hair was orange after it he did bleach;
Brain had been severely affected when born breech;
Get rid of we asked God;
Did give us distinct nod;
He is a lousy loser and leech who ;
we should impeach.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: leech, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

Vapidity

Meager attempts leave lofty goals out of reach;
while thin thoughts leech away my creativity,
I pry perfunctory pieces from flighty sources,
searching for literary gold.
Holding my hands in place, I wait to erase a mess,
in case someone decides to test my poetic valor.
© Ryan Speir  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: leech, on writing and words,
Form: Free verse

Leech

Your fingers writhe beneath my skin
Tangling themselves in my veins.
You are a parasite, connected
and feeding off of my pain
Like the fiend you are.

I want to cut you off
And discard you, watch you withdraw,
But I know that pulling free
Would leave you with pieces of me.
Categories: leech, anger, angst, for her, nature,
Form: Free verse

Precise Person We Should Impeach

Precise Person We Should Impeach

Trump uses fowl language and poor speech;
Displays lousy behavior and likes bein leech;
Brain became lame;
Does chase dames;
He is precise person who we should impeach. 

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet
Bolivia, NC
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: leech, allegory, analogy, political,
Form: Limerick
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Limerick: Once An Airman Who Couldn'T Stand His Wife

Limerick : Once an Airman who couldn’t stand his wife

Once an Airman who couldn’t stand his wife
Was going out of his mind with strife
Took to the clouds with spouse
Called her names like : »Leech ! Louse ! »
Then jumped out plane to sentence for life.

© T. Wignesan – Paris,  2013.
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: leech, humorous,
Form: Limerick

The Jealous Sky

I watch the jealous sky
open it's eyes,
drag shrouds of grey
to leech colours from the day.
Yet even raindrops feel pity
as they feed the tributary
of pain upon my cheek,
diluting my skin, stained in you.
I could smell hopes freshness
in mornings birth,
and the sky was contented.
Categories: leech, lost love, nature,
Form: Free verse

The Spectrum of Life

Plain visit on beach
To some, one hell of an itch,
To most, out of reach,

A joy thing to each
Holds on who to it like leech,
Few make it so rich.

Coming in shades three:
Blue, yellow, red orange,
Life’s to make full rainbow’s range. 
_____________________________
 Haiku |04.08.2021|
Categories: leech, beach, life,
Form: Haiku
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Limerick: Once the Great Leader Gave a Brave Speech

Limerick : Once the Great Leader gave a brave speech

    for Charmaine Chircop, with thanks

Once the Great Leader gave a brave speech
Excused himself for his over-reach :
« I give One to save Ten »
His Poor in need live when
Even bomb victims still feed the leech.

© T. Wignesan – Paris,  2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: leech, political, poverty, power,
Form: Limerick

Just a Memory

Squeeze the air right out my chest,
You always gave me your best.
Lap up the residue,
With your speech,
You always loved… like a leech.
Carve your initials into my bare frame,
Even in the light you’re still the same.
Infuse me with your wild fire,
Until,
I have nothing
left to give.



By: Sabina Nicole
Categories: leech, break up, life, youth,
Form: Verse
Premium Member

Disgusting Thief

"a thief of my words who plunders my reflections- a leech parasite" ___________________________ December 26, 2019 Poetry/Monoku/disgusting thief Copyright Protected, ID 19-1211-751-02 Written for the contest, A Thief Who Steals Your thoughts sponsor, Bobby May First Place
Categories: leech, evil, rude,
Form: Monoku
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