Short Mob Poems

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


Pizza For the Mob

Well done pizza is what the mob counts on
The lightest always set before each con
Don't die alone
It's set in stone
It's always the darkest before the don!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Everybody wants to be in a flash mob

Everyone wants to be in a flash mob
This statement came from my strange neighbor Bob
I don’t, I said, and neither does my cousin Rob
We do! Said a scarecrow, a rake and a corn cob
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Impeach

I guess he did his job
Master of the American mob
President of the narcissistic 
Ego quite sad demented
And  scripture predicted
Childlike leader demon
He who would make us great again.

2/14/2021
Form: Acrostic

Trump Swab and Rob Mob Shop

Trump Swab and Rob Mob Shop

Bumps from lies had to swab and swab,
And Trump all of us would rob and rob;
Loose lipped lousy liar;
Should have to expire;
Be run over by mob after another mob.

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

Grenade Lob At a Mob

Grenade Lob at a Mob

Of course I am watching MSNBC
and came up with this.

A grenade should give a long lob;
Can completely destroy the mob;
Of Trump rid;
God forbid;
President sucks and is some snob.

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


Premium Member The Weakest Chain

As below, and 
So on top 
And so it seems 
The whole has got 
To give its soul 
Over to, ego and control; 
For it is the team 
That is the biggest fink, 
And for the many 
It would seem  
The individual, is 
The weakest link.

Premium Member Flash Mob Walt Marie

Exploding transformers on the street,
flash mob;

Unable to see they move so fast,
frenzied;

Left licking senses buried in sweat,
spun out;

Synchronized for streamlined destruction  
all night;

City streets cuffed and in their control
‘til dawn.
Form: Other

Premium Member mob mentality explained

Crowds of irritated people joined the mob
Anger and violence, a volunteer non-job
Breaking windows and kicking in storm doors
Frustration lurking at their cores

Some were unsure why they were even there
One of them picked up an office chair
Loud cheer went up as he flung it into the air
Now a thug and felon, to be quite fair.
Form: Rhyme

Stages of the Same Bob

When he was Infant Bob 
Often had had to sob 
For a freely shared cob…

As Grown-Up Wrangling Bob
Angrily yanked off knob
After a half paid job… 

Now Climaxed Adult Bob
Would at friends spit a gob,
Each time he missed a mob
That folks attacked to rob,
The lot shutting their gob,
Since they’d dared forget Bob…

Same Bob at each level
His one guide: The Devil.
Form: Rhyme

The Mob

Hunters become hunted
The hunted become lost
Hearts get clouded
In a permanent frost

Rules are rules
Rules to be adhered
Thoughts put to standby
Hearts to be cleared

Pleas on deaf ears
Integrity dissolved
All hands now stained
Intelligence devolved

A river of anger rages
Non against the flow
'Kill them, Gut them' 
Hypocrisy at its best
Justice a forgotten quest
Judgment passed on rumour
Evil breeds…
A black cancerous tumour
© Amar Qamar  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Classical Flash Mob

Been watching Flash Mobs on TV lately Not the popular dance routines But particularly those with classical themes In an orchestral format Familiar pieces that are known to all By world renowned composers A joy to behold by those fortunate few Who just happen to be passing by at the time Amazing how many are enthralled By such brilliant displays Performed by so many talented musicians Bringing tears to the eyes of a few Who are touched

Trying To Be Smart

The act his men did condemn 
No exception: all of them;
Twelve thousand in his pockets,
Eyes causing to leave sockets,
His cheeks ripening for slaps,
Ears for women's shaming claps;
A union's contribution
For daily distribution...

Had meant it as a surprise,
Twelve and Low Account should rise;
He'll argue it "No idea!"
With benign smiles mask real fear...

New seen Mafia films on jobs
That leave behind irate mobs;
Hancock trying to be smart
Ends up jolting Trusting Heart.
Form: Rhyme

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