Short Mask Poems

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


While Mask We Would Wear

While Mask We Would Wear

while mask we would wear
sickness appeared here and there
had been hard to bare

Jim Horn
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Form: Haiku


Completed Task By Putting On a Mask

Completed Task By Putting On a Mask

did complete a task
tall tree top put on a mask
then in sun would bask

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

Premium Member A Fearsome Blue Mask

Sporting skin-tight gloves
and a fearsome blue mask
  What do you mean
  "Is this a stick-up?"
How   dare    you    ask

Mask On Or Not

Try to keep
my real self
from view
why do I assume
to take others
at face value
they could be hiding
something
too.

Torn Mask

torn mask hit the floor
through skies moon begins to soars
he’s a man no more

By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights Reserved © MMX
Form: Senryu


Behind the Mask

is it abat or  rat
or  someones who fat
 its  could be 
 a friend can not see
its the Halloween task
 who
BEHIND THE MASK

Premium Member Secret Mask

If my mask would slip 
Would you accept the real me 
Or just turn away 
For I hold a deep secret 

My mask is the real true me
Form: Verse

Mossy Mask

hard rock pretending 
Wears mask of algae and moss
to be soft and green
Friendly fresh looks it truly
more dangerous to step on
Form: Tanka

Mask

Making sure to look perfect in public so that no-one will think there's something wrong with you.




Aqua Marine: 02/12/2024
Form: Monoku

Time Wears a Mask

Time, how much longer
Must we wait
Does she pretend
To dance with your or
Does she pretend 
To be your friend
Time wears a mask

The Social Mask

Brown-suited Indian

My

Pillowed refuge

To the

Unforgiving eyes

And the

Mynah Bird claws

Of

Earthbound peoples
© Gary Jones  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Mask

The mask…hiding behind it
Illusive she deceives all
I still find her attractive
Though she hides behind…
The mask

Russell Sivey
Form: Dodoitsu

Mask

Smile is my essence
      Many remark as serene
        Hides painful fears
     Thus  blink away my tears 
      Self dignity my precious
Form: Tanka

Catch 22

burkas banned in France
    yet since covid nineteen spread
    everyone wears masks

    Sponsor Tania Kitchin.

    1 / 13 / 2021.
Form: Senryu

Sex and the Mask

it felt good too
i didn't know who
my boby was reeling
what a feeling
it was a hollaween task
was good while it last
SEX AND THE MASK

Premium Member My Mask

Yes, I wear a mask

                                  to shield from Covid 19.

                                      My glasses fog up.
Form: Senryu

Mask

If I can hide my face behind a mask,
Then I can work with anyone on any task.
For if they see the real me, 
Then what else do I have to be?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Why I Wear a Mask During Covid19

Some folks resist wearing a mask heedless of the possibility of zymosis!

I religiously wear a mask to conceal my very conspicuous proboscis!
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Ripples of Grief

exhaling breath of laughter, a smile pretends ~ ripples of grief still aches


2/18/2023


A Ripple To Me 2' Contest Info
Sponsor	JCB Brul
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member A Tale of a Flask and a Mask

I offered doc a sip from my flask
     He automatically removed his mask

   Two or three long sips later
     Doc called for his mask locator
Form: Couplet

Mask

That which is us,
Is not truly us,
It is just a façade,
A charade for the public,
A mask until our true selves,
Are revealed and we are free.

Lose the Mask! Lose the Mask!

You might be beyond ever caring
what happens if you are still wearing
the face of a ghoul !
Do not be a fool
or St. Peter at you will be glaring.
Form: Limerick

Under the Mask

its village queen
comming out holloween
is it a cat or dog or rat
they plan this task
never out of gas
could  BE FRIEND TOOWHO IS
UNDER THE MASK

Face Mask Required

A lady with sensitive nipples
Wore a blouse revealing the ripples
She went to the pub
Played rub-a-dub-dub
And the men walked around like cripples!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Mask

 
Should my masquerade mask fall Conscious suppression exposed, Naked as the day I was born Thrust into life's Mardi Gras

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