Short Mailbox Poems

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


O,Woe Is Me

O, Woe is me! O, Woe is me!
SOUP MAILBOX, EMPTY
 

NO ONE SENDS A NOTE
TO SAY HOW DO YOU DO?
Anything going on? 
Hey! What's New with you?
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member You Have Mail?

"You Have Mail," is what my stupid computer keeps on telling me, 
but every time I go outside to check my mailbox 
there's never any mail for me.
Form: Rhyme

A Poem For Vivian

that little
mailbox
that
you make
so
big
is my
home
where i live
knock
lightly
for
with gifts
guilt prevails
and
i
may
not
know
you
anymore
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Home-Coming

pretty pink balloons tied with ribbon to mailbox "it's a girl" banner stretched across the front porch arch - welcoming our kitten home
6/4/21
Form: Tanka

Premium Member building a poem

mail
mailman
mail man’s mailbox
mail man’s mailbox has the pox

may
maybe
maybe a
maybe a bomb?
hear the tick tocks?

I am glad it is the
mail man’s mailbox


Soup Mailbox

My Soup Mailbox often is empty! That's great, I do not like tattling

I love to face poets
face to face without hiding ~
leaky tale bearing 

monoku haiku haibun!
Form: Haibun

Suburban Professional

Written April 20, 2016


Here he comes
To the red brick mailbox
Down the solar powered sidewalk
Newspaper in hand
A suburban professional
However antisocial
Form: Lyric

Mailbox

Mailbox


So every evening 

coming back home 

I take a knowing peek 

inside the old mailbox 


and knowing I know, 

it seems to me,  

the rude bare bottom 

sneers at me

Minds Meet In Mailbox

Minds Meet In Mailbox

Mailbox is where our minds will meet;
Preparing poems that are on a sheet;
For cared;
Be prepared,
And do good turn daily nice and neat.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

A Road To Spring

to Jenny 

over the deep blue grass
yellow daffodils bloom,
a faded mailbox,
cherry blossoms
sway and fall apart
above
fragmented clouds,
blue sky,
a hungry wind walks.

The Red Flag

I was a mail woman in a slump,
till delivered mail to a certain dump, 
lots of how to kill,
just for a thrill,
left the red flag on the mailbox straight up.






12-15-16
Form: Limerick

You'Ve Got Mail

Going to the mailbox with Ambien dreams
A sleep walking journey or so it seems
Neighbor took only one glance
Laughed, "You're not wearing no pants"
Awakened by my wife's horrid screams
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Soup Mailbox

My Soup Mail is empty
Not a soul sends a word
I write to everyone
And nothing is heard?

One day I'll get a message
And fall flat on the floor
"We moved your old soup mail 
Don't worry anymore"
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Ripe Tomato

Walked out on my sidewalk to the mailbox,
on top of the box was a pair of socks,
I said as I scratched my head,
"Who would leave such socks of red?"
Neighbor's wife replied, "Nude gardening rocks!"
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member myd dauber surprise

had an antique mailbox drilled to the house
darling and cute with an enormous surprise
If you lift the mail flap, you will know that I can be a louse.
Mud daubers will fly out and sting both your eyes.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Daffodils

Daffodil catalogue Dropped in my mailbox~yeah! Dandy dancers in breeze Dainty cups on display Daydreamers can stash some Dreams of fields bright yellow. Decide use in winter
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Voice Mail

Hello … Hello?
Today I called you
many times

Are you there?
Seems we’re a pair
of forced rhymes
in disrepair

Please pick up …
I don’t understand—
is this my reprimand?

(Mailbox unavailable)
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member powerful witch

She made a little list
I hoped my name was not on it
I had seen what she can do.
Without half trying

She can turn you into concrete
With a flip of her fingers
And she can turn your nose into a mailbox
I had seen that before

Premium Member Suspicious Packages

Have you checked your mailbox for incendiaries Watch out for suspicious looking packages from radicals Could be a warm welcome Filled with incendiary venom The political climate has emboldened these crazy nationals
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Gift of Hazelnut

I am sure they thought they were doing something wonderful.
Putting hazelnut coffee into my mailbox with a bow.
It is no one who knows me.
Because I am deathly allergic to hazelnut.

Or it is someone who knows me
But does not like me very well.

Plastic Dancers

Silver threads
Unseen things
Guiding lights
TV schemes
Puppet arms
Robot legs
2-D masters
Media slaves
Paper heads
Painted green
Plastic hearts
Rented dreams
See-through souls
Glassy eyes
Mailbox fears
Ruin lives
Wind them up
Turn the key
See them dance
To usury
Form: Rhyme

Warts For Sale

"WARTS FOR SALE WARTS FOR SALE" YELLED  THE WITCH ON BROOM IMPALE  
AS SHE BREWED HER FINGER NAIL HER EYES WENT RED AND MISTY PALE  
THE MOON LIKE A BLACK BALLOON YELLED, "ITS OVER ! ALL TOO SOON" 
ANDTHE WITCH YELLED,  "WARTS FOR SALE ! WARTS FOR SALE ! CHECK YOUR MAILBOX, YOU GOT MAIL ! "

Dear Friend

My mailbox is empty,since you went away
            I wrapped all your letters and i put them away
            I tied them with a ribbon of blue
            Each time i look at them i remember you
            Thank You, for being my dear friend
             Someday we will meet in Heaven again
Form:

Mailbox Won

Mailbox Won

It was a dark and stormy night
Well, not so stormy but there’s no light
It was so dark I could not see
That mailbox that was behind me
I turned the wheel, heard a crunch
I closed my eyes, I had a hunch
I got out to see the damage done
My taillight’s gone, the mailbox won

Mdailey	12/6/11
Form: Rhyme

No Mail Today

I check my mail box everyday
To see what I can see
But when I check my mailbox
There's nothing there for me
Oh, I get bills and junk mail
And readers digest too
But when I check my mailbox
There's nothing there from you
If I could get one letter
For my very self
I'd frame that little sucker
And place it on the shelf
Form: Couplet

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