Short Odorous Poems

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


Wow Odorous

The Sunbeam Moonlight
Evident asks no evidence
Superiorly love 
We knew we do-
Odorous! 
We feel redolence!
Do not we?


Dance

in beautiful lavender field
we had met with love tender 
so cool moon waxing
we love lovers' aroma 
odorous dance took the place
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Stripe of a Different Color

there once was a skunk named Pepé Le Pew
when he came near, well, everyone knew
	Penelope, his chérie
	to her, he was smelly
odorous advances met pooh pooh!
Form: Limerick

Pete's Dirty Feet

Peter a farmer from Scrubby Creek,
 Seldom washed his great big feet,
  His fed up wife would complain 
      About the odorous strain
When in summer it reached its peek.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Meltering Sweltering

Meltering sweltering is just up ahead Sweat soaking sheets of our double bed Underarms are odorous Some parts are dangerous Don't light a match it might kill you dead
Form: Limerick


Spoiling Cleveland

SPOILING   CLEVELAND




While roses belch perfume into the air and 
Nightingales’ whistles pierce my ears 
I can't savour the clamorous glamour
And odorous charm of the steel mills in Cleveland
Form: Imagism

Garden Archways

Of a foaminess hung
Rose-round, odorous
Or what, ivy-musty, a sturdy
Held up ruin pose as
No grander is one led
Nor quite as gracious
Up paths, though rough, to doors, though warped
Than neath one's bricked mass.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Beethoven's Ode To Lims

Beethoven's Ode to Lims is heralded in these here parts Starts with a symphonic chorus of ear shattering big farts But odorous emissions Require city permission Must have legislative approval to exhibit such art
Form: Limerick


Arachnophobia

i have eight legs
i am an arachnid
delicate;exoskeletal 

you have two legs
you are a mammal
sloppy;squishy

yet it is i
with the stronger backbone
with the precise dexterity

who scuttles
who cowers on the wall
silk trailing

you with a newspaper
print odorous with ink
smashing in my wake

Reverie

Grasped in the marvel of
Euphoria,
Strewn by the nonchalant mind
 Of serene fascination, 
Drenched in odorous ecstasy,
A fire ignited by elation,

Flooded under sparkling skies,
Gleaming, flickering
Beneath a cerulean reflection,
A pirouette of eternal
Rapture and perfection…

Reality…as it all fades away…

Premium Member Stream

The  shivered  ,broken
stream spills  over a hued
dreamfulness.
The scarlet  woven
carnation is beautified
with a shining diamond.
The enriched rainbow is  a redolent,
 odorous rose.
The unerring, genuine
chrysanthemum like
a dreamful sun.
The jewellike, gemmed  greenery
radiates from a sublime
fervent sunflower.

Premium Member Odorous Wright’ing

Odorous Wright’ing The Poet Who Wasn’t Tom “Miracle Man” Wright 3/5/2025 Some write to live, others live to write. I’ve little to give, that might delight. Thoughts that come, quickly disappear. But I have some, which I hold dear. When finally in ink, thoughts quickly die. Sometimes they stink, that must be why?
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Still a Mystery

Still A Mystery
I have not arrived
No one has returned
Faith and Heaven are choices
More real than abortions
I humbly admit, worm and sinner I am,
My repentance is not once, long ago ...
I have met Him in the Scriptures
And His Spirit of Holiness
That keeps me from Darwinism
Keeps me from Liberalism
Which is mere “feel-goodism”
Like an onion, odorous without core
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Ghost Town

I saw one with the placidness of death
A necropolis pummelled, with mallets of sorrow,
By the brutishness of Silence and numbed by the
Prickly shafts of premature grey hair, sickly and odorous.
Even Tokyo, normally awash with people and pets,
Pots and pans, observed the rules of siesta.
I witnessed it —a virus so vicious —!
A plague that humbled one and all —
Troglodytes we!

Premium Member Vogan Monorhyme



Forsooth and forlorn ferocious I fried,

Before Bibawhack, my baboon bastard's bride. 

To teachy thee a truth,  Ye took And Ye tried…

On yon odorous oxters [as the ocean tide.] 

Guarengriddle Green, elope, elope.  Makes watery- eyed.

So send it soft, send it soon, spittle spot, easily spied.

Him and she, Her and He hurtle and hide…

Disenchanted, disabused, deceased I died.
Form: Monorhyme

Embers of Memory

embers of memory- solitude
a rugby inside me trembling
jerking off seeds, heat yolk
furtive cells melt in furnace

a secret pleasure perfumes
a little room an eve garden
my son learned how to erect
shadows still lurk -odorous

I felt soft sea froths salty
mammary pain oozing silk
oysters and lemons, orange
saffron, blue vain of throb

there I lay my child sinks
night chilly never had winks

Premium Member Reason To Drink

Miss Maribel Seward had an odorous pet skunk She developed an allergy to the way it stunk The antidote was pricy It was pepper and spicy But Miss Maribel could not smell it when she was drunk.
THIRD PLACE WINNER Written October 31, 2022 Submitted to “A Funny Limerick - Make Me Laugh" Poetry Contest Sponsored by Tania Kitchin [13/13/7/7/13 syllable count verified by HMS.com a-a-b-b-a rhyme scheme]
Form: Limerick

i don’t forgive you

your sandpaper hands climbing up the bark
peeling layers away revealing a spark
it wears out as quickly as it came
for you can’t have anyone know your true name

painted over and over until brand new
a veil for each one until you bid adieu 
under it you are melting, an odorous mistake
only you wish it could be a prank

a lonesome world for those who bid harm
treating each woman like they are a farm 
break them down and ravage with an axe
oh that won’t do, there isn’t a pass
Form: Rhyme

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