Short Mumbled Poems

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


Diet Tanka

To eat or not eat
These are the words I mumbled
I am on diet
This shouldn't be difficult
Took some then down I crumbled
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Martha's Mumbles

Martha made apple crumble
As she took it from the oven she stumbled
Martha was mad
I am so glad
No-one could hear what she mumbled
Form: Limerick

Response

RESPONSE

Is it to be just a shrug
A mumbled ‘Whatever’
Eyes rolling upward
Or maybe that spark
With an engaging smile
And a happy ‘Yes’

Premium Member - BBQ Party -


  a pig
  so big

  snoring
  boring

  stop bite
  no right

  rude guy
  blue sky

  mumbled
  grumbled

  shaken
  bacon

  a test
  - suggest
Form: Footle

Premium Member Love and Laughed

   It's many a year since I met you
     tripped over my words, mumbled 'no can do'

   Loved and laughed, laughed in love
     ~ when the world fit like a new satin glove
Form: Couplet


Walking Dead On Halloween

On Halloween night, the walking dead clones
Shuffle around with mumbled grunts and groans
But have no fear
When they come near
They would rather die, than turn off their phones!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Maelstrom

Listen to poem:
Mumbled murmurs emerge
Marooned rumblings wake up
Madcap mayhem threatens
Maelstrom rattles the room
Marred peace sinks in chaos
Moment secret is out
Mad how fast rumors spread
Form: Verse

And If You and I Are

***

and if you and I are
roses 
so how much are
the words
mumbled 
in the breaking
most tender of the day
and this world is perfect
like a seashell 
left by someone 
on a desert shore

Premium Member Get Out of Jail Free Card

blank stares
       indifferent shrugs
     cruel features
       hostile mugs
 
     mumbled answers
       to detective's probes
     Soros funds their side
       no use booking these thugs
Form: Rhyme

Grumbler

Woe to the ones with a sour attitude Those who grumble in mumbled words so rude Their poems sour the air When one wrote of the 'Herr' I've grown tired of this silly childish feud
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Did you see how that cookie crumbled

Did you see how that cookie crumbled,
and then tumbled, and tumbled, and tumbled,
from the tabletop down to the floor,
and then tumbled and tumbled some more,
and did you hear the "Oh no!" that she fearfully mumbled?
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Mini-Stroke

Well I wrote that last one before getting to the mall Walked my usual route with my son, then took a wee fall Paramedics were summoned Mini-stroke, someone mumbled Had an ECG among other tests, passed them all PHEW!!!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Leech

You are a total leech 
sucking what is good for you;
Plagued with pitiful speech 
always mumbled and garbled;
Never had a far enough reach,
you embarrass yourself;
Thieves always hide what’s true,
little did you see I am made of bleach.

Battle of the Sexes

Thrust in and out
Oh! I love your wrath you take on me
Slamming me hard into the bed
Smothered with sheets and 
Screams mumbled by pillows
So harsh but the only way I can feel you love
Passionate and soaked 
Spent and sticky 
Dirty unto the Kinks

She Slept

She slept,
Snoring as women snore
- kind of like unicorns doodoo

She mumbled,
Speaking as women speak
- kind of like dwarfs debate

She tossed,
Turning as women turn
- kind of like trolls tango

Her sleeping breath
- kind of like dragons sneeze

Bloody Knuckles and Smiling Faces

power trips 
veins pulse   
your tongue slips 
sharp words 
mumbled curse
fist 
face
blood traced 
knifes 
veins lost
eyes rolling
back of your head
siren blowing 
cops dead 
racing forward 
lead 
snaps the air 
bridge water 
life without a care
Form:

Premium Member A Light-Hearted Christmas

late at night
 a shepherd
 woke his wife

 I saw...heard
 angels sing
 in the sky!

 it’s the wine
 she mumbled
 or UFOs!

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
In this case UFOs is 2 syllables
Contest by Charles Messina
Placed 2nd
© 18th December 2018
Form: Haiku

Premium Member LAST CALL

I rail against it
Lean into its
Unforgiving wind
Curse its unfeeling cold
Savor fleeting moments
Left hanging
In quivering limbs.

Not time
But time’s assassins
Long trails
Forgotten paths
Unsteady gait
Wandering
In a morass
Of melancholy.

Searching for death
In mumbled
Prayers.

Premium Member Arctic Antics

A crunch of snow
Alerts the prey
To freeze…
Or flee

A cat
Shakes it paws
Thinking
“shoulda used the litter box”

A dog
Rolls happily
Wrestling
Its inner puppy

The metallic sound
Of shovels
Mutes
The mumbled curses

Sparrows wait
For sunrise warmth
And the boring
Breakfast special

Premium Member The Elysian

Listen to poem:
The Elysian Of a dawning in a brilliant twilight hoverance, Skipping along an unmarked trail so unexpectedly, Dared naught say out mumbled words offered without pure malice, None receptive to my thoughts for a soulless oddity. 2019 May 10 *2nd Place* Arbitrium Divisa ~~Gregory R Barden
Form: Rhyme

The Spoonerverse

I’m wrying to trite poetry,
I’m doing it all the day,
Wrying to get the turds out,
To must jean what I say.

Rumtimes the syme hust jappens,
Other wimes it’s tierd,
And the jeaning is all mumbled,
Fexactly as I eared.

So ease be plunderstanding,
And kentle as you gnow,
For wrying to get the turds out,
Is not an geasy way to owe.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Jagged Horizon

I can not say the way I feel
Too unraveled, too unreal
I seem a range
Of contorted and strange

Jagged, the horizon lies
Untying the stars and skies
Moon and sun, between them keep
Heavy hours of uncaught sleep

Madness moves in lacy gray
Where coy slumber declines to stay
Mumbled noises seek amends
As the feathered weight descends

3/23/22
Form: Jueju

Premium Member I Shoulda Said That!

In the heat of prior confrontations,

My tongue, well then, was typically tied.

Later, with all the right conjugations,

Well then, my tongue, so easily replied.

CURSES, I Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda said,

But, no one heard, as I softly mumbled.

Cuz, all the right words, dancing in my head,

Tripped out of my mouth, completely jumbled!
Form: Rhyme

F L a M E S

A short slender stick,
I used to jot down
the word "flames"-
in the sunny sandy shore.

I wrote our names,
crossed out those the same
with excitement and hope
that my counting ended in love.

My cheeks turned to pale;
because it was only a friend,
I tried again then mumbled:
better luck to the next crush.

The high tide came
and washed out all, I left.
Form:

Dynamic

Silently 
The words found some movement
Yet none 
Attended 

Filling the emptiness
Piercing
Through
The crowd out of sight

Striking 
The wall
Right beneath the hall
They crumbled
Few mumbled
Surprised 
The earth began to move
At last
The hope had been reinstated 
Smile’s brought upon
Not by the day saver
But by the destroyer 
Of the static world
Form:

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