Short Olympics Poems

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


Premium Member a hurting breach

france hosting olympics....opening ceremony sacreligious

a drag queen last supper scene....a hurting breach against my
precious christ
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Direct Flight - Paris to LA

Mondo left the ground to soar 
in the Olympic games of twenty-four.
So, next Olympics, he would not be late, 
He came down again in twenty-eight.
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Olympian In Absentia

He said that in odd years he's fat,
He can't be Olympian in that.
In years that are not,
He can't find the spot,
Or else he'd have gold by the vat.
Form: Limerick

Buy Your Leaf

Olympic athletes performed nude
(Spectators back then cheered the lewd)
The judges (we're told)
Used layers of gold
To honour the most well-hung dude
Form: Limerick

International Relations

The Beijing Olympics can't cope
With all the young athletes who hope
When they go to shower
That they'll have the power
To service all those who drop soap
Form: Limerick


Premium Member somebody on the bus asked me, 'do you have a mellower view of humanity?'

if you wonder whether you should write to anyone, 
always do; 
you'll be surprised at the difference it can make 
i regret not doing it more often myself

Thwartly Morty

There once was a buffalo named Morty
Who thought he was ever so sporty
Speed skating his game
The Olympics he'd aim
This time he'd defeat Klassen by forty.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Rapper at the Summer Games

The summer Olympics in France
Send athletes to take their best chance
Snoop Dogg carried the torch
So games could be set forth
And rap make a global advance.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Skateboarding Hound

An uncommonly spry basset hound
was annoyed when his ears swept the ground
But his spirits soared
when he got a skateboard
Now he’d Doggie Olympics bound

6/8/22
Form: Limerick

The Olympic Medal

The Olympic Medal

To be given a gold medal
You have to win the gold medal
To take drugs and cheat
Is winning without merit
To dishonour the olympics
Is to dishonour Yourself.

Premium Member Star-struck

  
    Watching the Winter Olympics from afar
       I wish I were an ice-skating star

    To soar and twirl, leap up to the sky ~
      in empty indoor rinks in July
Form: Couplet

Zero Friction

Olympian speed
Tortise and hare race for gold
Disqualified, rage


Anybody watch the Olympics?

Inspired by a poem by Sara Kendrick this morning!! Thanks for the inspiration mom.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Angry Roses

The thorn-less roses were so angry
They refused to participate
In the garden Olympics
The brunt of their anger?
The accused daisies
The roses thought
They had stole
Their thorns.
True?
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Sex Olympics

At the Olympics, there should be a new category Called Unique Sex Positions for Olympic glory We all have techniques We think are unique Let's share with the world our sexual inventory
Form: Limerick

Winners and Conquerors

To the winner, the medal
never full glory...
To the conqueror, the spoils
never hearts and souls...!
Winners and Conquerors,
they are human...not olympics ,
      nor August ...!
 they will never be Gods!

Premium Member The Very Latest Fuss Over Nothing

An Olympics Committee official said
          "Women talk too much in meetings"
       His resignation is being loudly demanded

       Were a woman to say the same about men
          ~ She might even be reprimanded
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Winter Olympics Blues

My friends watched the two-man bobsled,
but I was filled with foreboding and dread,
and  troubles weighed heavily on my mind.
My TV premiums were way behind.
So, the only thing I could see, instead
was a snowman skiing without a head.
Form: Rhyme

Rejoice With Voice

Rejoice With Voice

Avoid new noise
Let art form become your voice
The you will rejoice.

Watching Olympics and how street art
is becoming the thing. I can remember
when it once was considered to be
graffiti. Poetry is another voice.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Olympics

A thorn in the flesh of the green, green grass
Between the line painted straight,
And sometimes bended.

The reek of the starters gun so black
The bulge of the rippling calves, sometimes slack,
As spikes rip through the blades
Of turf so lovingly tended.

Premium Member The Olympics

The Olympics

The Olympics
Are in Full Swing
And the World's
Absolute Best:

-Always Win!-

But I'll
Bet Ya'
Somebody Somewhere...

Could BEAT Them
*******ALL*******

Without Even Trying!!!

Now is 
THAT FAIR!?!

Come On.

-Gray Squirrel

08-01-2024

Premium Member Olympics

Citius, altius, fortius,
Olympic motto
swifter, higher, stronger,
Latin you see
will it happen this year?
What about the pandemic?
Five rings
Five countries
Four begin with an A
Americas, Asia, Australia, Africa
Europe, odd man out
I hope it happens 
Without repercussions

Sunflower

My sunflower
the tender breeze in the
streets of the field is your 
memory
and its sustains longer in your
flowering

The insects cream on your nectar
on you, their memory lingering, 
playing acrobatics on
your inner circles drawn like
tracks of an Olympics lane
5/29/2020
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Irony

Love to the USA
Sweatshops in Haiti
Twenty machines in row
Sewing T- shirts that say
I LOVE the USA 




12:23 noon   7/ 6/ 2013
granddaughter brings home from 4th July parade bobbles, candy & t-shirt made in Haiti saying
 I love USA. That was the Olympics as well as a lot of things .
Form: Tanka

Horn Olympics Hammer Hiaku

Horn Olympics Haiku 

Olympics theme song;
When I would have a hammer,
This was what we need.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn

Hope this will humor you and USA 
ends  up with a clean sweep.

Wonder who out there are
curling fans. I remember 
a Carling beer that probably
no longer exists.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Olympic Games

The Olympics is where the worlds best,
athletes get together,
for the ultimate test.
Sixteen days, where young and old,
watch the contestants striving,
to gain a medal of gold.
All races, colours, and creeds, together as one,
forgetting all national differences,
by participating, and having fun.

 ~Tango~
© 38 Tango  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

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