Short Pots Poems

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


Premium Member Tea Pots

Steaming tea pots help a lot
When troubles come your way
Simply pour a cup
Rest and look up
Giving your troubles away
Form: Rhyme


Pots Overflowing

My pot filled with broth
Made from years of tears
Boiled over and spilled
Putting out my desire
To cry any more tears
For the carrots I need
To feel feed.

Premium Member Throwing Pots and Pans

Joys of married life outweigh minor discrepancies Such as throwing pots and pans or other irregularities Must turn a blind eye As harmful stuff flies by It all part of the charm, ignore the unavoidable peculiarities
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Throwing Pots and Pans

The joys of married life far outweigh any minor discrepancies Such as throwing pots and pans or other minor irregularities Must turn a blind eye As dangerous stuff flies by It all part of the charm, ignore the unavoidable peculiarities
Form: Limerick

Flower Pots

Flower Pots

After all my alcoholic 
truths I sit alone 
on the porch. 
they have taken my cattle,
wife and children gone; 
only my old dog stays.
It knows I hate myself and 
my anger over
their stupid faces 
reminds me of my total 
failure, yet I can
 water my flowers when
 it suits me


Premium Member Pots and Pans

Standing beside the pots and pans,
the pretty girl was full of life
and had the look of 'far to go',
but green tee-shirt was much too tight.

Standing beside the pots and pans,
maybe she'll never escape those,
but if she's a stickler for shirt too tight,
heaven only knows.





9/28/2015
© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

The Water Pots

The servants obeyed Jesus,
And filled the water pots with water to the brim.
They did not know why
Or what He’d do. They did not question-
They just obeyed Him.

They must have felt very foolish
When they served it to the guests.
But the Governor of the feast declared,
“The wine they’d saved till the last,
Was the best.”

Coffee Pots

We shared coffee from special coffee pots,
On special days, in special ways
Dreaming about the future
Our dreams so clear they felt like reality
When they crashed and burned in front of me.
It wasn’t my fault and it wasn’t your fault
That reality got in the way
But I’ll never forget you as I pour tasteless coffee
From coffee pots inscribed with your name.

Broken Clay Pots

The only heart I had
Now breaks
As hardened clay pots
You’re frail and fragile
Bones
Protected by slipping 
Skin
I shall be at my end
My nighttime closing in
The heart I have left
Blows away a sand
Left decrepit by
The only ache
I feel
The slipping of fair
Skin
Yellowed now deep
Within
Your blood runs in my arms
Breath, don’t go
I’ll never forget

Trump Pots Up Stir and More

Trump Pots Up Stir

Trump many pots seems up likes to stir;
Oddball as new President who did occur;
Some said;
Loser bred;
In White House saw mounting manure.

Jim Horn

Trump and Tiny Paws

Saw Trump starting to sharpen claws,
That had been attached to tiny paws,
That de did inherit;
Was a Polly Parrot;
Even an idiot never knowing any laws.

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

Waiting in Haiku’s

stuck in dark corner

newspapers unread, fridge leaks

beets rot in high heap

                •

pots and pans unwashed

waiting for spring daisy dew

slowly make pickles

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carrots kiss wet earth 

feed blackbirds watching stale crusts 

breeze blow blue bubbles 

             •

new rain equals life

smile at illusive spaces

catch falling acorns

           •
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Plants In Pots Beckon

Plants in pots inside 
like pets in pound
beckon for attention.
Like chicks in nest they screech and squeal
with open beaks, skyward
begging for worms and morsels in mum's beak

Plants in pots are dependents
totally reliant on you.
More mouths to feed
more wilts to water
more bugs to squash
more dead-ends to clip and prune.

Sometimes I wonder: Are they worth it?
But their wonder wins, all in, 
hands down.

Pots of Gold In Dark Spots

I can see the rainbows
They're right there
Rainbows do sort of piss me off, though, because my daughter always wants the pot of gold at the end
She doesn't know that it's actually not there
But, if you think about it, it actually is there
I can help guide her through storms and be there when her rainbows aren't visible
That's something she has to find on her own
And, it f*cking breaks me up every time I think about it
© Jared Kent  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member The Cracked Clay Pots

The old, cracked clay pots on the shelf They've been there so long I leave them there as a reminder Life leaves deep wounds from wrongs Some cracks are deep with crevices bold Some so fine almost unseen Those have been repaired hold the soul But none can repair the genes They are so old and unwanted now Their shelf life ending soon Their souls have been put through the fire Only use is to be ground up and strewn
Form: Rhyme

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