Short Motel Poems

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


Premium Member VIEW FROM A CHEAP MOTEL

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ peach pit spat on cracked asphalt~ abandoned payphone hums, one dime short of salvation.
Form: Senryu


Motel Stop

we when on the road
we had a load
me and some friends
we had the same blend
 on the hiway we had to shop
tho we had a lot
so we made a
MOTEL STOP

Motel

we was on the road
carry a load
take little time off
from our loft
on this trip we stop
to have a wine sip
than the feel ring our bell
so we stop at a
MOTEL

Premium Member what do they wear to breakfast

in skimpy short shorts
she marches into breakfast
no eyes go up

I had forgotten
the immodesty of youth
for two seconds

it’s a public place
another wears pajamas
and bedroom slippers

Premium Member The Devil's Motel

We are all suspended between heaven and hell Which way are we headed only time will tell If I were to guess Should be scantily dressed In case you're sweltering at the Devil's Motel
fun
Form: Limerick


Premium Member My Motel

My weight is still plummeting, I'm happy as hell Wasting away, to my fatness I say farewell But it's the chance I take For goodness sake Young fillies will be bugging me for a night at my motel
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Devil's Motel

We are all suspended between heaven and hell Which way are we headed only time will tell If I were to guess Should be scantily dressed In case you're sweltering at the Devil's Motel © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

At the Busted Flush Motel

"You got a memory for faces, sugar?" How she stares! 
"I think so, yes." Her smile splits like the crack of doom. 
Peroxide pales her improbable pile. That beehive hair's 
like something Boris Karloff might exhume. 
"That's kinda fortunate, y'see, becuz there's
no freakin' mirror in your room."
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Walls In a Motel

These walls in a motel. The stories they could tell. If they could communicate, wouldn’t that be great? Who is doing it to whom? The couples in each room. The walls could describe their activity. Walls don’t know the meaning of privacy. Their descriptions of the erotic would be terrific.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Motel Room

The motel room
It was on fire last night
45 outside
Burning fierce within
The heat
The passion
It permeated
I thought I could contain it
But it spread to me
The aircon working overtime
But still the fire burnt ferociously
Was waiting for alarms to sound
Red trucks to show up
Knocking on the door
To say 
Shut up
The motel room
It was on fire last night

BENIN MOTEL, FRIDAY

Car park in the blanket of darkness.  
Highlife fights the night.  
Felix checks time.   
“Twenty-three girls now,” he says.  
Between eighteen and twenty-five, good.
Oseh pockets phone.
“Seven more. Thirty will do.”  
Die-hard girls to convince the scared.  
“Well-protected on this journey,”  
Felix lies, or believes.  
Motel lights hide trafficking.  
John’s house is one prison.  
This car park is the next.

Premium Member MOTEL ROMANCE

Couples retreat
Interlude Fulfill
Honeymoon feast
Love in the after
Intimates upon intimate 
Caress and discover
Loving style
Through the atmosphere
Love encounter
Eyes aligned heart
Romance to the highest
Captive love shout
Love conquers all
Satisfaction to the love crave
Ultimate love
Kiss enchanted
Love theory
Being its own theory
Love’s finest moments
Love story with its own maneuvering narration.

Premium Member The Kitchenette Motel

Sometimes an
Obsolete 
Old bulb inside him 
Flickers on 
And dimly lights 
His woozy thoughts 
And thirst to write
A song. 

Recall he's human, 
That's to say, he
Thinks he 
Still adheres, 
Not just a washed-up
Singer, missing
Schedules to
Appear. 

The stained and
Scribbled rhymes 
Of scattered nonsense 
On the floor, 
Three gulps of Vodka, 
Bring applause,
Adoring fans,
Encore.



Gene Bourne
06-01-14



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Country Road

silver birch 
.. lining road
…. ghost trees
…. snow teeth
.. mighty throat
eerie lurch

gaping mouth
.. swallow cars
… white lines
… road signs
.. battle scars
deadly route
 
winding neck 
.. asphalt beast
… grab all
… free fall
.. metal feast
longing break

coming rain
.. motel night
… hum sound
… calm down
.. rested fright
drive again



Notes
Syllabic verse poem, three syllables to AB, 2 syllables to CC, overall pattern of ABCCBA mirror rhyme.
Form: Rhyme

Sunset Motel

Rosemary does a lady proud.
If not for the faint aroma,
as nicotine and soft music
deliver a quiet invitation.

Her heart opens with the 
door and allows a feeling
to grow, 
a candle to be lit.
With the draw of the night,
a closing door,
she sets fire to
her insides.

The hint of desire is washed away.

Eclectic heartbreaks, but then,
maybe just daring lust
has paved such a road.
Beneath this roof is a world, 
used to recreate- 
a feeling found only 
in dreams before.

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