Short Punching Poems

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


Final Call

Punching in the numbers
on the celestial dial tone

Eternity became toll free
—its area code my own

(Dreamsleep: November, 2020)
Form: Rhyme


Punching Weight

A Carolina Wren jabs and weaves hopping in and out of a ring of sunlight, it has pugnacity, but the cat creeping near does not care.

Fear

fear can be all consuming, but when it comes to a fight, i say its bloody war! start punching the left n the right... Don thanks Russell
Form: Ballad

Premium Member C N B C and a Vice Presedence

patrick allen davos daimo
Wanted with Avi; to have a go'
Punching agenda plain to hear
Yet no punchy reporting it is
As Is feared ' patsys only
Are valued here !
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Punching Bag Abuse

pum/mel ...... pound .….. pul-ver-ize 

(left/right)         (jab)	     (punch-down-out)


Premium Member Furious George

Furious George, angry adolescent
Whose fury was white-hot incandescent 
   He kept punching a cop
   Foolish kid wouldn't stop ~
The slammer's now curbed his effervescence
Form: Limerick

Premium Member pugnacious Polly loved to fight

Pug-nosed pugnacious Polly loved to fight
She started brawls every Saturday night
Snapping, snarling, punching, sneak pinching too
I don’t want to go to bars with her. Do you?
Form: Rhyme

Grandpa a Toy

GRANDPA A TOY!
   -Dharga Nagar Safa

Pulling,pushing,

Pretending sleep,

Pinning,punching,

Still,in sleep,

Pulling,pushing,

Grandpa in sleep,

Pinning,punching-

Grandpa a toy!
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Angry Chef

The Angry Chef A seafood chef near the golden gate Is constantly mean and irate Punching the trout Kicking carp all about Blaming fish for their sorry fate
Form: Limerick

Human Punching Bag

sometimes I feel like I am nothing but a human punching bag
everyone just tries to beat me up
hurt me 
destroy me
just to see how much I can take
before I completely shatter and 
break

Premium Member Haiku 16: Blood Pain

lightning punching down,
                     fast, blinding, loud – blood pain
                                a prayer of tears 







to all who have suffered violence


David Meade
Form: Haiku

Computer Dharma

Tapping and searching
Loading
Tapping, deleting
Darkness

Reset
Loading, tapping
Deleting, tapping
Punching
Escaping
Darkness

Reset
Loading
Emptiness
Darkness
Tears
Escaping
Detachment
Done

Premium Member Pyjamas Get Twisted

In spite of a warning voice that comes in the night Our pyjamas get twisted, strangle us in spite But as hard as we try Punching people nearby We wake up in the morning, say sorry for the smite
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Your Pyjamas Get Twisted

In spite of a warning voice that comes in the night Your pyjamas get twisted and strangle you in spite But as hard as you try Punching people nearby You wake up in the morning, apologize for the smite
sad
Form: Limerick

Words On Screen

punching the keyboard
with my fingertips
what am I writing?
a poem of sorts
it eases my mind

beats boredom too
poem or two
probably do
unless needed

a hobby
my passion
words from soul

on screen
I see

words

Snow Fell

Clunk, bang, splat
The flakes fell flat
Tumbling, racing, spin around
Punching through until the ground
Soft, heavy, errant flakes fall fast
Twirling in the freezing blast
Some crashed into the window pane
Slid down and melted once again
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Punch Buggy Drunk

Zero to a hundred
    Smoke between the ears
    An amygdala doing donuts
    Simply changing gears







*punch-drunk: Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy
  Punch Buggy: a game consisting of punching a person 
  when a VW Beetle is seen

Stand

Screaming, she slams
furious fists forward 
punching powerfully
through timber.

Drops down
exhaling exhausted. 
Furrows forehead,
discouraged, disappointed.

Breathes bravely,
stands strong,
moves mountains,
lives life.

March 25, 2016

Premium Member Poet Starts With P

Poets often pontificate
In their particular poems
By punching words into 
Pre-determined form

Plying on rhyming
Placing their phrases 
In perfect presentation
With proper punctuation

Perhaps to receive 
A few platitudes
Possibly some praise
For its perfection

Logic Prevails

Being able to command total respect of your subconcious is allowing it to do artwork for yourself.
Channeling the desire of the mind into my fingertips is quite  a bit more productive than punching walls over stupid anger that will have me feeling no better than when I began.
© Luke Acton  Create an image from this poem.

Punching Bag

Punching Bag


Revile Men who gloat and brag
that wives are their punching bag.
Deplore women also, who mull
wielding Tool to "castrate the Bull!"
Husbands and Wives, alike
must unhook from Anger's spike!
For, both need each other 24/7
and, must not be parallel like 11!


25th September 2013
Form: Couplet

The Night is a Dark Horse

Blaring words without letters,
the piecing screams of silence,
her face a waterfall of tears,
anger reaching for its own throat,
looks punching through dry walls.
The roots of rage
pumping bile into dead buds...

just a bad dream, only a dream,
but why do I beat my chest,
and beg for absolution?

Fight Back

Stare me down,
Call me out,
Make me cry,
Make me slice!!!
You know what you do,
All the critacism u bring,
Well listion up becuase it will,
No longer work on me!!!!
I am no longer your punching bag,
Your little play thing,
I am me and me is tired of being,
Tashed and beat, now i fight back!!!!!!
Form:

Yr Stormus Nos

Yr Stormus Nos

The Stormy Night
The Rain punching me,
Hitting me with tiny punches
Dark clouds block light
The dark wall engraved with faces of dark
Lighting flashing once,
Count the seconds
One.. Two.. Three.. Four...


Describe a thunder storm without the sense of sound
Sponser ~ Brenda Chiri

Life Like Muay Thai

In life like Muay Thai,
We learn to keep punching,
Not to give up after we miss,
Become stronger after training.
Falling down, getting up, 
Miss the punch, learn to defend.
Every pain, every sweat is growth.
The main thing is not the wins
It's not the one who never fell
But the one who gets up again and again.

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