Short Prize Poems

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


Premium Member the top prize

heartfelt gratitude
gift was unnecessary
thankful for her friend
there is a genuine hug
true friendship is the top prize
Form: Tanka


Sir Prize

There once was a silly Billy
Who fancied a certain filly
But horsing around
He suddenly found
She sported a bigger willie
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Prize Fish

PRIZE FISH Japanese prize fish brush with butter, serve on rice gyotaku art 8/6/2017 haiku
Form: Haiku

Sir Prize

A widow would frequently cry
And then snuggle up to a guy
She'd lick her lip
Undo his zip
And shriek, "Not another small fry!"
Form: Limerick

Blue Ribbon Prize

The priest of Our Lady of Grace
Is known to prefer a French face
But an English fanny
At the Hootenanny
Has just been awarded First Place
Form: Limerick


Precious Prize

A-im at the reward, 
V-ictory is in your hand, 
O-nce you reach your goal.

Topic: Birthday of Alecil V. Orlina (March 10)
Form: Acrostic Haiku
Form: Haiku

Epitaph - Booby Prize

Here lies (but I must tell the truth)
A Stag Party Dancer named Ruth
A natural wonder
Who caused priests to blunder
Inside the confessional booth
Form: Limerick

Premium Member peace prize irony

He will poke the committee’s eyes
Wrestling for his own Nobel Prize
He feels he’s a god
Who can push that squad
Like Christ over them he can rise
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Keep your eye on the prize

Small sacrifices here and there
they seem a small price to pay 
harmony’s the winning higher power



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

The Prize

Here I am, loving you.
Every secret I have is laid bare.
Are your feelings the same as mine?
Risk is the name of the game we all play
True love the prize.
© Amy Frazey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Her Prize Gave Rise

Much smaller than her Mom's full size
she once took Mom's bra as a prize.
When placed on her tips
it fell to her hips
then dipped to sad land on her thighs.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Prize For Selfishness

The Nobel peace prize for selfishness please.
I know a woman who could win with ease.
I’ll go get her now.
She is an un-wow.
Her stinginess generates a real freeze.
Form: Rhyme

Nobel Prize Budget Gadget

The difference of works within budget
 on  works realized is a buffet
 no higher math could explain
 efforts to explain thus vain
 Nobel Prize  To whom made this gadget  !
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Cat Show Winner

Furry
      
             Costly



            August 28, 2019
            11:30pm PST


Checked 2 syllable words that rhymed wit furry.))
As I did with the first footie
Form: Footle

Premium Member Keep Your Eyes On the Prize

There once was a jock with a sock
so big you’d think he wore a glock.
When he entered the ring
girls sang my ding-a-ling
at least till his foe cleaned his clock!

*martial arts
Form: Limerick

Sir Prize Me

Sir prize me
                                                    I am a baby
                                                   sweet darling













For contest: Sponsored by PD
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Her Prize

She complies with the powers of his eyes Her heart catches fire when she sees her prize
Contest: Any NEW rhyming couplet - only 1 Sponsor: Black Eyed Susan 6/8/2013
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Prize

Price you must pay
To claim the prize
Of precious play
In sweet surprise
As joy and woe
Come to us all
Just less or more
As thoughts now call.


Leon Enriquez
19 June 2014
Singapore
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Prize

Prize surprise
Yet pay the price


Prize happy
And pay dearly


Prize caress
Dare joy profess


Prize embrace
Fit precious grace




Leon Enriquez
08 February 2017
Singapore
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Grab the Prize

Suns rays reflect off rippling water Shows the shadow of boy playing He's on waters edge to look For creatures of the sea With colorful fins To reflect rays Water moves To hide Prize
© Tom Larrow  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Nonet

Prize :: Lai

I don't realize, how to read your eyes? Tell me. Is it love in guise? Can I share with guys? Be free. Know views will be wise. If yes, it'll be prize for me. ~*~
© Pratap Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Lily's Pulitzer Prize

sixties creation ~*~
fashionable and stylish
modesty and sun ~*~
reflects the designed lure
femininity captures ~*~










Written by James Fraser for Constance's contest 'The Sundress'
Form: Tanka

Premium Member I am a Pacifist not a Prize Fighter

I am a pacifist
not a prize fighter

I am a healer
not a hit man

I am a mother
not a mobster

I am a grandmother
not a gangster

I am a kite-flyer
not a killer

But I watch these others on TV
me

The Prize

The Prize

I dreamed you before
The first day we ever met.
You, there at love's door.
Hoping to have no regrets.
“Together”, cautiously won.

Poetic form:  Tanka
©  Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
     11-14-09
Form: Tanka

Watch Another Angel Die With Our Most Precious Kept Secrets and Lies Prize

These are the days 

All being told

Not a single man gets left behind

While we watch another

Angel fall

And Die 

With all of our most precious kept

Secrets and Lies

We so 

Dearly

Prize

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