Short Poppin Poems

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


Premium Member My Cup Runneth Over

Lims are a-blazin', trying hard to keep up A-poppin' so fast, ain't nothing will disrupt This limerick king Is floundering Need help to avoid my overflowing cup
Form: Limerick


Premium Member My Cup Overfloweth

Limericks are a-blazin', trying hard to keep up A-poppin' so fast, ain't nothing will disrupt This limerick king Is floundering Need help to avoid my overflowing cup
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Cup Overfloweth

Limericks are a-blazin', trying hard to keep up A-poppin' so fast, ain't nothing will disrupt This limerick king Is floundering Need help to avoid my overflowing cup
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Crack-a-Lackin'

She was Lip-Smackin', Crack-a-Lackin',

Eye-Poppin', Jaw Droppin', Mack's-a-Snackin'!

"You don't walk like a Man!"

"You can talk to the Hand!"

Poodle-Noodle must Whack-da-Kraken?
Form: Limerick

In Love

In Love


Gushy mushy sexy face
Pushy pully silky lace.

Hints droppin, questions poppin

Ooey, gooey time flew by
Munchin slurpin warm apple pie.

Willy nilly wander gone
Warm and fuzzy web is spun.


Premium Member Poppin

           Fireworks 
    dance in my eyes,
    you’re my January;
An unused breed of attitude;
             Poppin’
 in with an aphrodisiac;
My virtue is gift wrapped,
    will you break me 
            tonight?
Form: Cinquain

On the Farm

"Old Poppin Johnny", plowing rows and smoking away
                       As far as the eyes of a tater can see and the ears of corn hear
                         From daylight until dark, it has been a long day "John Deere"
© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Flower Power

Right before the sunsets Can I smell your flower? Is it sweet enough to eat? take my time when I devour? Oozing syrup Never bitter Never Sour Pollen poppin like a cherry From one who was deflowered Plucking petals she love me She love me not Her Garden remains My favorite spot
© Great Dae  Create an image from this poem.

Back To School

Twas the night before school,
And all through this crib,
Bodies being bathed, 
And fingernails gettin did.

Q-tippin those ears,
And packin them bags.
Bringing out new clothes,
And poppin them tags.

Lunch boxes on the ready,
For their first day back. 
Hope they go to bed soon, 
Or somebody's gettin smacked.
Form: Rhyme

Buried

I should had never wanted a women,
So fast to judge digging away,
A hole that leaves a mark,
On one of us today,
Weighing like a sea of spectral minds,
I can't find mine,
 you went for someone else,
I should stay in my coffin,
Joints poppin,
You tried to kill me,
First with insecurities then make me feel guilty..
It's your turn...
© Matt Gee  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Tis the Season

Poppin jays flies
on Neon lights
Hanker don't whisper !
As the Mighty Oak sways
The lavee squirms  forward
running obtuse

The dancers pontificate thought
lancing the proverbial boil
As an afterthought
The pied pipers never pay


The rotten beams surrender
pulsating dead energy
beyond the fold of avarice
Tis the season of Arbeit

Hand Me a Cold One

parking my dairy air in my chair i couldn help but hear a scream of fear.
as i ignored it and poppin the top on my ice cold beer once again i hear.
i stand to confirm almost spillin my beer to discover what's under my rear.
my chair of course but somethin i have come to realize and to fear.
i discovered what i heard it seems absurd so i call my wife to hear.
my chair spoke askin for a beer before i go to park my rear.

Lonely Streets,Veins Become

Panoramic collision with stories poppin
Off like rounds from a .90(cal.) machine gun.
Demented shrapnel shooting out in every
 direction:
Wiping out all that scoff.
Luxuriant antipathy of all things
Intrudes at times.
Crashing every lousy star melted sings!
Summer begins its end & fall starts
Its chimes.
Carving into stone, the message once
Muses belted.

What lonely streets, veins become
As if her touch felt like a spent gun.

_
Form: Sonnet

My High

Another dose
Of the good stuff
Poppin all night
5 syringes 7 drugs
But it's not enough
Another dose 
Of the good stuff
Smokin,sniffin,inhaling
Cloud 9 of all highs
But it's not enough
Another dose 
Of the good stuff
Drink after drink
Shot after shot
Chug after chug
But it's just not enough
Take a high way drive
Feel invincible
Laughing
Joking
But oh so serious
110 mph
But all I do is
Sing
Write
Draw
Dance
Create
My talents
My skills
My love
My high
Form: Lyric

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