Short Net Poems

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


Spider Net

Stunning embroidered
Handmade hammock of insect
Waving with mild breeze


© Mahtab Bangalee 
Chattogram
29/08/2021
Form: Haiku


Casting the Fisherman's Net

oh 
heavenly stars 
above
shower me 
with 
your love
Let me
be 
the 
first soul
captured in 
the
fisherman’s net

Premium Member Footle-Net Quaternion

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Form: Footle

Fish Net Stocking

if legs or long
theyer turn on
love to look
make my mind cooke
watch them locking
and walk and talking
in those
FISHNET STOCKING

The Newt

A newty knit a net of  knots and thought it rather fitting.
But knew he not, that naughty newt, that nets are not for knitting.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Dog Caught In a Net--

meandering thoughts
a hyperactive net prowls
after the spanner

woven holy cloth
a hyperactive dog prowls
barking in the night

5/23/19
Form: Haiku

Net Face

Her face was twin to a net
It looked worse than a whizzle up pet
Tried all kinds of creams
Still couldn't redeem
So, she wore a plastic face set
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Net

Not means for fishing 		
                                        Not the net of mosquito 		
                                          world communicates
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Pathogen

fractured; the angry march
to I’s nexus

red, not gold, tracks.. wired to
perfect black

catastrophic chiroptera
see this cornucopia -

what plenty?
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Web and Net

You torment me day after day
Typing programs never goes my way
You drive me quite insane
lost my mind and your to blame
Web and net are not my games to play.

5/23/12
me
Form: Limerick

Premium Member From the Net

Juicy hamburger, on bun
Covered with onion
In basket of crispy fries.
Slice of tomato,
Slathered with mayo.
Piping hot,
Yummm!

April 27,2011

Fast Food Epulaeryu Contest
Form: Epulaeryu

Sea Tales Limericks: " What's That In Yer Net, Lad?"

The old Scotsman burred loud on the dock:
" Bring along more than tackle and block!
  For if yah cast out yer net,
  yah might live to regret
  bringing ole Nessie up out of the Loch!"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Chain Migration

Lo, the Missing Link has been found
Caught by the Net, he is fast bound.
Seeking to keep his privacy
He lost it to trade piracy.
As partners share nation to nation,
Identity goes on chain migration.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sequence-Through This Net

Shake
this hand,
my friendship
to you,I send
each
day,
poet
and good friend-
in fellowship,
these
best
wishes
be with you
in this handshake
true-
for
in verse,
your talent
brings honour to
you
Form: Lanterne

Premium Member Angels Net Flies--

Angels Net Flies--

sainting aurora A black, thundery net flies because of the ghost backers aurora A wide, thundery net flies in spite of the host 6/29/19 written by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2019
Form: Haiku

Safety Net

i caught myself
starting to cry
a tear was 
welling

up

but the
well is done
dry so chocked
up i coughed some

dust

and brushed off
my coat don't
need to
take

on

any
more
of a load
already heart's

heavy
Form:

Premium Member Life Without the Net

When the net is down, we stare blankly at the wall We consider hanging out at the food court in the mall Obsessed is a word that is often used Nothing to do but go for a snooze Life without the net is absolutely no life at all © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Threat About Ebet and Net

there has been a threat
amount you will beat and net
or loose with regret

were impervious
going to my church service
which made me nervous

am a forewarned
internet has dark corner
being forlorner 

were impervious
going to a church service
which made me nervous
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Safety Net

It feels like safety
It feels like home
It feels like falling in love
And all I've ever known
The thrill it brings
The space it fills
We fight and makeup
It's about the journey in the story
This is my life; my happy place
My light after the dark tunnel
Poetry embraced

Premium Member The Fisherman's Net

Catching fish amongst
The wall - high rolling waves
Fishing the moonlight 
Amongst the darkness of the night
Catching coldness amongst 
The blinking of the stars
Sighing secretly 
Amongst the swift blowing wind
Scooping hopes 
Amongst the unknowm of
The  faraway future

Premium Member Bride's Net Veil

The bride's long net veil floats across
Hill and dale, in gentle
Yet excited whispy array
Very temperamental

Angel wings decorate morn's sky 
For the lovely cool bride
Sun's pink hues color choice plus blue
Beautiful scene as bride glides 

Just a morn out on the porch
Form: Verse

Tennis With A Net

The thing 
about rhyme
is you can’t help
but read it

The glue
in the verbiage
whose tonic 
is needed

Uniting
each line
with the magic
of sound

Melding the
moment
as phrases
— surround

(Dreamsleep: September, 2024) O/L 9-23-2024


... Famous Quote By Robert Frost
Form: Rhyme

The Fishing Net

Finally he has gone to fish
With a nylon net
Since unskilled he is
Anyhow has set the net,

But, o! he alone has caught
All the fishes
No a single one in the pond
For them, you or us,

Modern devises are so accurate
To finish things at once
Beings also face same fate
Here, there always.
Form: Imagism

A Chinese Fishing Net

Death hangs
on the poles
at our bank.
A Chinese 
fishing net 
sinks down
with baits
to lure into 
the fate. 
Doom lurks 
between the
darkness and
the blue. 
Joys dry in the
breathless net
at dawn. As
care snoozes,
snare catches.

First printed in The Literary Hatchet (Pear Tree Press)

Premium Member Net Dreams

dreams of rest
that are bequest
good fortunes
on the mile
old english
(the final wish)
a cause for one to smile
for what hath naught
time forgot
all but for the script
stroke of pen
age from then
and now the time of trick
the dreams of when
(that ads do send)
taken with a smile
from times of old
warm or cold
are debt with a smile
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

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