Short Oh My God Poems

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Premium Member Gotcha'

Gotcha'

Oh My God
I Swear
I Didn't
Mean It
Like That.

How Do You Do That?

Magic!

-Gray Squirrel

05-20-2025


Premium Member Harris Ranch Chipotle

Start it off by saying grace
Steak at it's finest
Marinated chipotle
Delicious to taste
Tender and juicy
Oh my God
Great!
Form: Epulaeryu

No Jab No Job

Health care professionals, 
refusing to have their.....
health cared for by professionals!! 
no jab no job 
a jab a job 
oh my god
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Fly Ball

Got to catch that ball,

It's coming towards me now,

I hope I don't fall,

I got it, oh my god, wow,

what do I do with it now?
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Oh God

I don't know everything.    If I knew everthing I'd be God.     But I know I'm not God.     Does this make me God.      Knowing so much.    OH  MY  GOD!!!!


The Slumber Party

Lord Brexit nodded off in his chair
And, of course, Parliament did not care
When May gave him a prod
He exclaimed, "Oh my God!
Is it true we are already there?"
Form: Limerick

Oh My God

Your blessing, I too them, God

You are the one

Who gave me
A heart to feel
Eyes to see..

With your blessings

I will try to make
this country corruption free.
Form:

Premium Member Oh My God

lush her cathedral
  barefoot walking in the woods~

           sacred communion 




7/15/2020


A Contest about a Goddess or a God - not THE God
Caren Krutsinger Sponsor
Form: Haiku

Premium Member She Stinks of Fish - Humour Warning

When Janice ate fish on the quay, Next morning her pee smelled fishy, She said Oh MY God My pee smells of cod Fish odour I did not foresee! 05/23/21
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Mice and Men

The best laid plans once were made
by mice and men, I'm afraid.
"Oh my God, what have we done?"
asked the somewhat larger one.  
"Human is as human does", 
said the little ball of fuzz.
Form: Rhyme

Stick In Your Eye

Under the knife with  a poke and a prod
That tube's stuck in where, say what, oh my God
Pain throbs to the nth degree
Everytime Willie goes pee
Putting something in there should be outlawed
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Bent Neddy

what am i doin in this bed, what is that big shiela, Fred, oh my God, just strike me ded, she's lunging at me, she's flattened Ned.... re: Russell Sivey 'sweet sweet passion' Don
Form: Ballad

Squanderlust

My palm is a soft bed.
The cool sheets pat my brain on the back.
The shadow of an hour hand -


                                       I’m here!

I'm here.

Oh my god the time is coming…

FrowN

Fearless and cheerfulness
radiance and happiness
oh my God! Obedience not rebellious…He’s my rock and my shield
willing to serve You
Nevermind my mind of doubt and not of faith — peacefulness is not a battlefield
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Asteroid Love

Find you Hold your hands in mine Look in your eyes Tell you I love you That’s what I would do If Earth was getting slammed by an asteroid tomorrow Oh my God! What if it turns out to be a near miss?

Poems For Fun - When In the Sea

Oh, My God!
A mussle cut my hand,
The taste of the blood is salty
So is the sea water;
I wonder if a goat really
understands the difference
when he licks either;
Don’t take everything serious
Life is also theater

The Morning Before the Night

When you swim between my legs and grab my hip as I reach to the peak of my climax slowly moving up to my breast to be fed. When your lips latch onto my nipples and I peaceful scream 'Oh My God', that too is a form of worship.

Premium Member Carlos and Hanna

Carlos and Hanna, husband and wife,
your examples taught me about life,
honoring family, marriage, and friends.
Much is lost with your premature ends, 
and though it's too late to let you know - 
Oh my God, I miss you so.
Form: Rhyme

Curmudgeon

My Resentments are so ill-behaved
By and by- by them enslaved!
Was I made to be depraved,
(Just another Soul to save?)
Afraid to say or hear the Truth,
Cannot bear to see the proof
My life grows cold, alas! I'm old!
Oh, my God! Where went my youth?
Form: Rhyme

It's Late

Tomorrow came, yesterday's here.
I hate it when things feel this *****.
This peace of day can surely haunt.
Trying to write what others want.

Go to bed you stupid fool.
Oh my God, I'm starting to drool.
Trying to write for a contest.
Ieh! I failed.
Form:

Premium Member A True Story

Her husband died before her on his hospital bed.
"Oh my God no!" were the last words that she said.
She suffered a cardiac arrest and soon she too was dead.
This true story tore my soul apart.
She didn't die of a heart attack. She died of a broken heart.
Form: Rhyme

Oh My Love

I am standing alone, could feel my soul is dying,
Dont know whether to Burry or Burn???
Or! Do I have a chance to make it alive,
Don't know how to try also!!
Or leave it just as it's leaving Me!!!

Oh My God!!! Oh My Love!!! Help Me!!! Come Back to Me!!!
© Ammu Yo  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Noah, Drying Out It Is Raing Again Oh, My God

Tonights
The
Night
Sailing
To
Tahiti
I
Wish
You
Could
Hear
What
I
Hear

The
Sounds
Of
Angels
Sand grains
On
A
Hill
I
Am
God
And
I
Declaim
All
Roll
Down
Sand hill
End
Up
As
One

Noah, drying out
It is raining again
Oh, my god
Form: Epigram

An Atheist Speaks With God

An atheist died, and then 
his soul which he denied
went to another world, 
there to meet the Being
he had so very long ignored.

"Oh my God, you're real!"
he exclaimed,
feeling his soul blush with shame.

"Oh yes, and so are you!"
God kindly exclaimed.

What God Want You To Do

I am your Guide.
An Angel from the sky.
When I lye upon a cloud.
I see you walking by.
And Oh My God.
You is on the path to Hell.
And there you will die.
So don’t cry.
Just tell the Devil bye.
And keep on living a good life.
And you will soon be with God.

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