Short Monthly Poems

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


Where To

My payday's a monthly event
But ... ‘fore it’s here - it's been spent
… Search ever’ where
… Wonderin’ where
All that money has … went?
© Jack Clark  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


The Knight Shift

My wife is a Registered Nurse
At 60, she still had "The Curse"
A Time Machine
Helped her come clean
But our Edsel is stuck in reverse
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Time Piece

time piece
sundial
circle of life
darkest grim reaper
an unexpected birth
yearly appointments
monthly schedules
calendar
time piece
Form: Ninette

Happy

Highly expressing joy
As the God of the Aposles and 
Prophets  continues
Providing for us and 
You daily , monthly  and yearly. 

July 4th /2023
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Women Meet For Lunch

women
meet for lunch
laughing and talking
giddy to see each other
and believe it or not they do this monthly
will this continue when one of them dies?


Angels

Paris Angels

"Paris Angels", new title of
a monthly magazine,
and models making up to suit.
(The editor pays them extra to wear wings.)








9/3/2017

Monthly Rhyme Two

His name is Nick,
He writes rhymes that are sick.
He has a beef farm to sell steak
He uses insecticides to remove ticks
Nonetheless he farms fruits which he picks.
Form: Rhyme

July

A boy called Dapo
Egocentric fellow
Girls howl in July's kisses
Lies, monthly nursed
Of purple quills rinsing sweet tales
Universally versed with X-rayed
Youthful Zeal
Form: ABC

Premium Member Simple Life In The Past

Daddy worked the land To put food in our hand He worked in the mill To pay our monthly bills Lived to be 97 years old A simple life lived not so bold
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Laundromat I

I used all of what remained out of my cashed monthly cheque.
The purple coin purse had been emptied before I could even check 
That the washing machine was just not at all now working.
Form: Sijo

Monthly Rhyme One

Tough to fight,
Difficult to write,
Hard to unscrew, it’s too tight,
Not coke its sprite,
Not tomorrow its tonight,
I am not obese am a couple of pounds light,
It’s dark, shine the light.
Form: Rhyme

After Forever

12-16-17


Here after forever when I’ve made my last payment 
the car will be mine. Thirty six months is  a long time
 to make monthly payment. Wish I’d given buying
 that car second thoughts.

Monthly Poetry Reading

God will educate
He teaches things that are great
to swim, ski and skate

poetry reading
poems to us will be feeding
in I am leading

Poetry reading at 1100 AM EST
every 2d Saturday of the month.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Dragon-Lady - Ode To Jeanette

The dragon-lady - breathing fire
To burn us up her one desire
Had the foreboding monthly inspection 
I'd rather just have an injection!
Have to clean and clean and clean
Dragon- lady sure can be mean!
Form:

Oh Look

when you tell me to modificate the insecticide
it's more likely a yell than telling, for you had enough
"oh look" never starts a phrase like this, quirkyjoe

but just to bother me, you monthly pay for it

Premium Member Paying For Nothing

not so long ago
tv was not cable or a satellite dish,
it was a roof antenna
with directional remote control,
except for the cost of the set reception was free
and now, indulge or not
it's a monthly payment
for your dormant time
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Vastness

Just a thought
It came around
Dressed up as something profound
With all it's array of sound
Music to the mind
Passing endless minutes 
By the pound
Giving anyone space filled
Topics monthly billed
Paid with attention 
Spilled

Premenstruation Complication

Vile moods
Crave foods

Crazy
Lazy

Crying
Sighing

Distressed
No rest

Disturbed
Perturbed 

Depressed
Obsessed

Monthly
Grumpy

Deranged
Estranged

What’s date?
Month late!

OH NO-
Prego!



March 19, 2017
Form: Footle

Premium Member Economic Tranquility

America bypassed"coperative" downfall effectively felling good:Headway independence justification knowledge lengthened monthly national operating payments quarterly regardless;Supported testing unworthy variable world xanthus zonations!
Form: ABC

Monthly Rhyme Two

I always wanted to work with job and bob at my dream job as a cop writing parking tickets near the shop with a badge on top listening to pop music with pods stuck in my ears. Armed with my stop watch I signal motorists to stop and watch the traffic lights.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Degrees

Aching OA and RSI.
(not to mention RSSI,
an understudy in CTE)
The ever dependable SAD.
Add the ADD to the PTSD,
the monthly dose of PMS
and the occasional case of RLS.
Not to be forgotten 
is the Great TBI.
Yes!
Working on a Doctorate of Life I am.

Monthly Rhyme 2

The garden of Eden,
Daniel in the lion of den,
The stone tablets written without a pen,
The three wise-men,
The cock crowed not the hen,
All the commandments are ten,
Of all the disciples, none was named Ben,
The question everybody asks about Jesus’ coming is when?

Monthly Rhyme One

It’s too soon to predict when the monsoon winds will start blowing.
We never eat until its noon.
Baboons don’t blow balloons.
Spoon-feeding is what students nowadays want instead of using a harpoon to fish knowledge.
In camp Lazlo cartoon, Lumpus came out of the large cocoon.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pay Now Or Later

Pay Now Or Later Miracle Man 5-14-2022 Sin, is like a credit card balance that isn’t settled monthly, and the choice is ours. For sin, we can seek forgiveness, becoming paid up, or watch it multiply, and pay an exorbitant penalty forever, in eternity.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Goodbye Laura

Divorcing the Muse,
  her property demands were high

The alimony my insight,
  leaving me speechless, high and dry

Once the papers were signed,
  it was the last I was to write

Visitation denied
   —monthly support payments in light

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

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