Short Lounge Poems

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


Premium Member Rebirther

triangle eye views
long jumps through Light heavy air
finite fears tumble
infinite touchdown ranger
soulful longevity lounge
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Crumbling Cookie II

At the airpor-T
used credi-T card
buy firs-T class seat.

Went to first clas-S
lounge for drink-S of
their Hou-Se Champagne.
Form: Than-Bauk

Premium Member davenport lounge

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                        ooh
                     i'll settle 
                     for that
              'pon thuh settle
Form: Epigram

Summer Swimming Pool

Deep end diving; shallow end Fear.
Barbecue host and nobody near.
Crystal, shimmering; fish to eat. . .
Lounge chair Dolphin wets her feet.

The Date

in the dimness of the tea lounge
i stared into the dark depths
that were your pupils
and
clung to every word that escaped
the curve of your lips
Form:


Premium Member A Day For Doing Nothing

A rainy day
for doing nothing
skies so dreary
bones so weary
cop some z's
lounge around
anything goes
watch TV shows
you'll only miss
a rainbow
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Gimme More

best chill out background
smooth relax lounge endless slow
dream hour jazz chords

laid back saxophone
mellow piano music
coffee aroma


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member No partying tonight

Harley dressed in elegant tuxedo.
Always in the mood for playful cuddles.
Prefers to lounge at home.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Choice Words



Sell a black man his favorite enjoy,
a lounge chair plush leather Laz-e-Boy
Such rich cotton irony,
poor speech pickaninny
Risky retail fighting words to employ
Form: Limerick

Another Saloon

In the club, everything is the same:
        Lounge, tables, chairs,
        music playing..
     Only people weren't
     the same... They went to
     to the salon, longing...!

Day off blues

It's my day off I should be chillin'
My mind and body are not willin'
To relax because they need
To do chores so I can see
All my errands are about
Getting done as I lounge out
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member You Zap Me, I Zing You

Just think, pops
     With your voice
   You could have been
     such a lounge lizard...

   With your eye for talent, son
     You may yet find your calling
   as a top birddog in Oz
     for the Wizard
Form: Rhyme

Flower, A-Float

To lounge upon so cosy
Petal-padded, a thing!
But who does? Just this bee, see;
Bum up; buried therein.

Be lulled into so easy
Petal-perfumed, a sleep!
But who is? Just this moth, he;
Twitchy focused; as deep.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Beach Cat When I Grow Up

I believe I will be a beach cat when I grow up she said.
Mrs. Lounge Layer, with striped fur with tinges of red.
I will lie on my chair, with my fluffy cat feet in the air.
And I will soak up those Vitamin D’s through my head.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Strangers In The Night

An eerie stillness enshrouds,
the street I lodge in,
lone shadows loiter and lounge,
dark ink creatures peep

wet croak from a gaunt hermit,
slumped on granite bench, 
faint cry from flitting figures
estranged by night chill
Form: Other

Premium Member Gratitude Unending

As I lounge in outdoor living room,
My blessings all around me zoom.
Without a care to cause me gloom
And no hard duties to assume
I thank Him for my yard in bloom.





Won 8th

For Aeleke Adeite's "Golden Gratitude" contest
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Limerick: Once a Veep In a Vip Lounge

Limerick : Once a Veep in a V.I.P. Lounge

Once a Veep in a V.I.P. Lounge
Laid low till Mary Lynn took the plunge
Then put on airs of Chief
Whipped her in the mischief
Till the Chief threw in the bloodied sponge.

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

Last Call

Last call at the Trees Lounge
Been there many times
Buscemi movie of it,
Wonder if I ever met him
Odd how pieces of your life
Just show up unexpectedly
Scene of places I knew well
And a good movie to boot
Some places are worth remembering
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.

Hot Day In the City

You’d be a galah taking a bow
To be outside in the heat now
It’s 46.2 degrees C
And if it were up to me
I know where I’d want to be
A cool ocean breeze off the sea
Sipping a long cool drink
On a lounge - what do you think!

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Premium Member On Sloth

As a door is tied to its hinge The lazy are tied to their lounge When the diligent will prosper Sure, the lazy ones will suffer
July.6.2022 Sin of Sloth Poetry Contest Sponsor- MargaritaLillico
Form: Rhyme

Lounge Act

LOUNGE ACT Lounge act She knew his needs Life’s passions unfulfilled Her body held the secret keys Unlocking pent up ardour and delight Yielding to uncompromising Erotic seduction Satiated in Lounge Act © Kim van Breda- October 2014

Percy

Percy



If I were a human I would be soooo cute
I wouldn’t just lounge in my birthday suit
I would dress so nice
With shoes to match
To cover my bare feet
I would even wear a hat
As it stands, I’m happy as can be
Cause I’m a teddy bear
All soft and cuddly…

Premium Member Charlie the Tiki Lounge Bartender

sandy wooden slats
coconut covered lights
dried out palms
an assortment of bottles
lively bartender who knows my name
I spend Saturday nights here
meeting friends who aren’t really
pretending excitement that I do not feel
I am a bit of a lush,
here is Charlie now

Premium Member Oceanside

Colored sails dot the horizon
   fire-orange flecks dip and rise in
Turquoise palettes, sherbet skies...

Demigods lounge g-stringed
   in ocean-front's warm sands 
Bulging their muscles
   Glistening their sweat

~ Tan, the sole tint
      they're aware of as yet
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Do Not Dash

Love doesn't dash, it loiters - 
with repeated movements like music 
and beautifully crude endearments. 

Love does't dash, it lingers 
with rhythms like dance
and boastfully rude aphorisms. 

So dally my love - lollygag, 
lounge and we'll share breaths
and mess about.
Form: Haibun

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