Short Mandible Poems
Short Mandible Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Mandible by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Mandible by length and keyword.
Trump Polygamous
Horrible Trump prefers to be polygamous,
Resulting in him becoming some sourpuss;
Likes to handle;
Even mandible,
And when he has gone we will never miss.
Jim Horn
Why do people like putting up with
all of Trump's absurdities anyway?
Categories:
mandible, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Pardon my parlay
but I haven't invested
or infested the time to
infiltrate or be a tart
only because
sweet tarts are much
maligned
for tempo of mandible
treatment
and cavities of the
soul
so when the schucking of skin
begins again
I'll wish for corn syrup
splashing all over
your wheat husk
I am diabetic.
Categories:
mandible, allegory
Form:
I do not know?
Stupid ants
Wreck each other
Kill yourselves
As none other
Repeated cycle
All in vain
Teach another
Undue pain
Who will play
King of the hill
When one is never
Better still
Understand
The pretense being
He can never
Be all seeing
Wrest each mandible
From the other
Lay these weapons
Down asunder
Was the whole
All worth the end
Does the act
In worth amend?
Categories:
mandible, allegory, art, life, war
Form:
Quatrain
Adept in riling.
You cannot chew the thoughts.
There was no mandible.
This double-edged
cutlass. The curvy contour
brings you to a hole. You
spray a defoliant to
denude the trees.
Naivete.
Who was competent enough
to disconnect the sparring
bulls. Disingenuous, you
were not interested to –
design a stillness as a
requiem for the trailing dazzlers.
Satish Verma
Categories:
mandible, art,
Form:
ABC
Monsters may not want blood,
and they may not have claws,
nor the mandible, drooping—
the smiling jaws;
without scales or hair,
even growling, I dare
say that monsters may lurk
deep inside you.
Still, without teeth
they may gnaw at your soul;
without mouths, they may take you
and swallow you whole,
or leave you in tact
save a broadening hole
that pulls you inside
and reminds you.
Categories:
mandible, death, depression, heartbreak, hurt, i miss you,
Form:
Rhyme