Short Leered Poems

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


Trailing Snoop's Trot

moaning moon munched
by taunted tongue -
gaunt gloom thrust
felon fate flung -
leered lanky lurch
shunned sassy verge

met tuning tree
crumbling crescendos' spree
porous path's plea

saucy swing strapped
tamed tactic trance
dribbling dark dance

shrewd shaver tossed
trailing snoop's trot.
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Note: Of plagued picture.
Form: Sonnet


Day Here

Sun carries waves of heat for fields to start their wake.

Supposed man of green,
stays slept,
not knowing nature true.

Sun still carries life,
each ray birth to earth soil;
guiding sights to seeds.

Many birds flowing into the sky
fishing leered for the worms that lie.

flowers
together
blooming theirs sighs
wishing their rest longer
day here





monoku/senryu/haiku/crystalline/cinqku
Form: Haiku

Aftermath

I don’t want to forget the way
you said “Come over here.”
The way you looked at me,
the way you smiled, you leered.
You kissed my neck and
wiped the spit.
I fell hard,
I took a hit.
My spirit whines,
my voice shakes hard,
“Can we still be friends?”
on a white school note card.
My friends all knew,
no one understood,
I cried a lot,
“What we had was good.”
I cut my hair,
it’s there no more:
“He liked her with long hair
so she cut it short.”
© Ema Kenyon  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member terrified husband

Crunch of her shoes fascinated the hallway
House had been empty way too long
Husband waited, expecting her to open the door
Masked, dressed in black, intruder entered bedroom

Husband reached for his glasses
They were cowering under the bed
Stranger walked over to the bed and leered at him
He had no way of knowing who or what this was about

Wife entered muted bedroom, giggling like a running toilet
Confused and terrified, husband covered his head to dream

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