Short Monster Poems

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


Premium Member 666

Why am I drawn
to the sign of the beast:
is it desire for danger?
A monster in me? or
just a simple love
of symmetry.


Grey

Here it is the grey monster

Sadness

Sticking it tongue

Poisoning my head

But surprisingly

Giving me verses.
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Premium Member Monster Rodeo

mind boggling event monster trucks growling noises head spinning wildly
written May 4, 2022
Form: Senryu

The Unseen Monster

Everything is blur.
I stand up to see
and find a monster.
I try to touch and It moves with me
It's a mirror, oh it's me.

Yaldabaoth embellished in his shadows

Caliginous eyes
Fearsome face of sickly white
Lion-headed snake
Embellished in his shadows  
With flaming orange beneath
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Pterodactyl

Today, I looked into the air
and saw a monster flying there.
All I could say was, "Holy Mackerel,
that must be a pterodackerel".
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Monster

Chimera monster Beast of many animals fused Not in natures world http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/fantasy2.php
Form: Haiku

Quote

" Never pick on someone just 
because they're different, You'll 
never know what kind Monster shall 
be awakened "

Shawn Munoz
Form: Concrete

Monster Writes in Nigh

The rot of humanity's shadow is not in the ink, 
but in the darkness that fuels the pen,
gruesome daggers, dripping honeyed poison.

Premium Member Igor needs a bigger lab XIV

Freed from its cell in the hive
T-rumposaurus comes alive
This monster is back 
And plans to attack
With project twenty twenty-five
Form: Limerick

A Rustle in the Night

I heard a rustling in the night.
It gave me such a terrible fright.
"Is there a monster under my bed?"

Nope—just my silly cat, Fred!
Form: Rhyme

Monster

I fear my monster
Powerful and beautiful.
With her deadly green thorns
And two piercing green eyes
She screams for me to let her out.
© Sage Eden  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Man of the House

"Honey, I want to go see The Monster Truck Show,
and I am the man of this house as you know,
so I demand that you give me permission to go."
Form: Rhyme

Id

The monster
hides deep within
until it is
unleashed
wreaking havoc 
upon me
like Godzilla 
upon the 
unsuspecting streets
of Japan.
Form:

A Frightening Experience

Sea monster emits
screams to frighten beach-goer...
as an angel weeps.


Entered in Carolyn Devonshire's contest,
" Nature's Revenge "
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Time

Time heals and destroys; such a suttle of caregiver brings forgetfulness demonically toxic paradoxical monster.
Form: Tanka

Loch Nessie

Five fingers,
ten toes,
two eyes, 
one nose,
one tongue,
and two teeth 
What have I just described?
The Loch Ness Monster (aka loch nessie)

Premium Member monster blizzard

quivering shivering land of white
freezing and squeezing with icicles bright
sparkling ice everywhere in sight
monster blizzard, a husky’s delight
Form: Monorhyme

Footfur Jack

Footfur Jack
your step is nigh
when by my door
goes paw tonight
I hear you tread
my bed you pass
don’t take my blood
please Footfur Jack
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Frankenstein Addresses His Monster

Frankenstein was not afraid
of the creature that he made.
He grinned, and kindly said,
"Put a smile on your ugly mug.
Lighten up, you big ol' lug".
Form: Rhyme

Doubt

Doubt is a monster.
subtle at first, it must be your imagination
but always sneeking slowly closer
only way you put off facing it is procrastination
Form:

Loch Ness Monster

The shy monster deep in Loch Ness
Looks great and dresses to impress
But when fashion designer start arriving
She feels silly and decides upon hiding
Form: Clerihew

Untitled

A sexual abuse survivor
Sexually abused by a monster
When I was just an innocent child
Where ever it suited his fancy
Only he will ever really know why
Form:

As you are

I wish I was as cruel
as you are
I wish I didn't care
that much
I wish I had no feelings
to start
I wish I was a monster
without a heart.

Jessica
Form: Rhyme

Mary and Frank

Mary Godwin -- soon to be Shelley --
Writing with Percy, Byron and Polidori
To create the scariest horror story,
Gave life to a monster of immortal glory.
© Tom Arnone  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

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