Short Punk Poems

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


Punk

People's perspective of having the freedom of expression
Understanding the like-minded people around you
Nothing will take away your freedom to be who you are
Koolest genre and thing to be in the world
Form: Acrostic


The Only Punk Rock Girl

Outnumbered
1756 to one
I stood alone
I stood
Alone
In a culture of music
Unlike anyone else's 
Flogging Molly
Scathed my back
With mad plaid in my mind
And Was Beder Das
Youth of rebellion
I stand true.

Premium Member Never Say Never

On going problem with my hair Will I won't I do I dare Fed up with grey need touch of pink Tattoo wanted~ sporting ink. FOUR-LINE LIGHT VERSE Poetry Contest Sponsored by L MILTON HANKINS

Punk You Nation

it seems
to me that
your asterisk

is breathing
or at least
taking a

breath
except
mine is

subjective
to certain
subjects

that are
willing to
subject me

NOW
slowly
breath in

and 
out
and

in 
and
*

.......out
Form:

Premium Member Patti Smith

Patti dropped her pants, turned away from the river, reached down and touched her toes, and squirted back a big spray of piss. The river rose, spilled the banks, washed away the world. Now we are free, at last, at last, on this empty empty planet.
Form: Prose


'punk' Tuation

I hate Periods and like most Commas, 
a Full Stop turns me off

Quotation Marks I can endure,
but Semi-colons not

I love a good Exclamation Point,
all Question Marks so so

But my favorite is the Em Dash
—replacing most of those

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lucky Steam Punk Faerie

Lucky steampunk faerie finally found an adventure novel
Deep in the nook of the black forest’s sycamore grove
Especially for you, was written in cursive inside the cover
She had no idea who wrote it, but enjoyed the sentiment
I told you a human would like your book, an owl whispered.
“Not if you tell her it was written by a mouse,” his lunch said.

Interpace In the First Era of Punk Rock

When I was 17
I had a great job
Painting
Little
Desert
Flowers

Roses
On
Assembly line
Plates

Friends
On
The
Line
Taught me to pee on my hands
To
Neutralize
The
Poisons
In the glazes

The plates
Would
Land
On small
Cardboard
Palettes

Every
Night
I
Would
Take some of these
Cardboard palettes
When
I
Went
Home

And
Make
Pissed
On
Art

Punk Poet

Performances won the early acclaim,
Unleashed his metaphoric rise to fame, 
Now poetry would never be the same,
Kersal to Kyoto, shouted his name,

Polemic eighties, verses sounding stark,  
Opiod evenings, a voice from the dark, 
Everybody said, “Those words are Maker’s Mark,
There goes that world famous, John Cooper-Clarke”.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Can't Punk The Lake of Fire

You want to win/
You want to control/
You want to use people/
For your own goals/
You never think/
Of your consequences/
Your thoughts, words, deeds are like/
Poison to the souls of those/
That are in your web/
But, don't be surprised/
When it all comes back/
To haunt you/
To eat you up alive/
To make you sad and blue/
Because, the Hell/
You put others through/
Will be your own.../
Lake of Fire/

Steve and a Punk

STEVE AND A PUNK screaming in the street three of us had to pull him down to the ground where he lay hole in the head from a hot metal gun the cold was brutal his blood was warm we stared at him as if he were some rare flower blooming red puddles of petals Misty… she ran away Steve lit a cigarette and gave it to a punk diminishing perspectives blowing peripheral minds © Kim van Breda—30 November 2015

Punk In You!

Just listen to Lou Reed
and smoke some weed 

it's so cold in Alaska 
and, it sucks to live in Nebraska 

haha you have this punk in you! 
let it get through

Rebel! Rebel! where did my Rebels go?
did they all go 6 feet below?

take a walk on the wild side 
lets go on that high tide 

rebels please my rebels come back 
are world is under attack 

don't be a poser or a fake 
for goodness sake 

let go of that punk hiden within! 
be true to what you belive in
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Pink Punk Not Steampunk

are you saying steampunk? I asked the woman with the invite.
she threw back her head and showed her pearly teeth, white.
I said pink-punk, she told me, come by on Saturday night.
I had never seen pink-punk before, it was quite a sight.

plastic Paris, prissiness, poodles, pretty pompousness, a plight.
I had to leave early, unfortunately, for I had an early flight.
but I will never forget seeing pink-punk in Paris that night.
I am so glad the strange woman handed me that invite.
Form: Monorhyme

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