Short Nighters Poems

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


Premium Member Dusk In North Florida

Mosquitoes
Summer's pesky buzzy biters 
Mosquitoes

In summertime everyone goes
(unless to show off like fighters)
indoors to thwart itchy-nighters.
Mosquitoes.
Form: Rhyme


Nighters

they bite
and tear the biters do
these unseen nighters
circling
for should you sleep
give unto thee
then wake
to find their wound
   on you
then wake
to find their wound
Form: Rhyme

Willie's She

She wants romance with Gregory Peck
But he doesn't come so what the heck?
She loves to neck
And hits the deck
All night long pulsing Zorba le Grec*

*Zorba the Greek- a pulsating tune for all-nighters
Form: Limerick

A New Day, Same Style

again I sit in the seat of a student, back to being a kid. 
back to the realities of life, in which I have hid.
again come the papers and exams
back to the all nighters and study crams
again set outside of this basic mold
back to the iron bars, secluded and cold
I am who I am, set outside of the box
my mind is my own, and my thoughts are unlocked
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Paperback Writer

She waits tables everyday 
penning stories on her break;
Packing those tips far away
wondering what it will take

to create a paperback 
characters and adventure;
Never again plates to stack 
not work, it's only pleasure

Clocked out then its off to class
studying hard is the deal,
Hoping to more than just pass
her fantasy will be real;

Determined and with talent
all red eyed with all nighters,
seeing life after student 
soon a best selling writer
Form: Quatrain


All-Nighters

Self-destructive pursuit of life-long goals,
is how the story unfolds
Late nights,
gradually becoming early morning habits
Mental strife,
Accepting dedication and work instead of a social life
This exhaustion is a product of my own determined concoction 
An evil easily accepted if success results frequently
Though it may shorten length of life,
Though it may decrease overall happiness for the time being,
Eventually it will pay off,
and I shall be happier than any king
© Daron Long  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member All-Nighters

What you do once in a while causes fright. How can you stay up in a casino all night? You keep pumping money into the machines. Not many people are awake during these scenes. You can lose track of the time with no clocks or windows. Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, casinos never close. You don’t have enough money or comp to book a room. All night, you sit on the stool like a mushroom. Come on home lady, please don’t stay. If you don’t play, you save money that way.
Form: Rhyme

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