Short Roaches Poems
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dinosaurs long gone..
humans, with bombs, there'll be none..
roaches, billion one!
Categories:
roaches, animals, life, nature,
Form:
Haiku
Rats Racing Roaches
If it's a rat race
Why are all the roaches here
And How many laps
10/17/17
by James Edward Lee Sr.
Categories:
roaches, analogy, animal, anxiety, conflict, insect,
Form:
Haiku
Creeping slick as silk
Crimson foxes scour the night
Like screaming banshees.
Mom and pups scatter
Like fluffy roaches fleeing
When we peek outside.
Blub...
Categories:
roaches, animal, england,
Form:
Haiku
Garbage Bins
I recommend garbage bins outside to
be spanked, but ...
not publicly. Why? Because
they stink! Roaches and
blow flies might
uphold, defend that action of
spanking.
Categories:
roaches, humor,
Form:
Free verse
Time moves quickly as my heart runs freely through the darkness. As dawn approaches my feelings retreat like roaches so I may numb myself to the world and their confused emotions during long days.
Categories:
roaches, confusion, emotions, metaphor, senses, society, sunshine, symbolism,
Form:
I do not know?
Pet droppings on upholstery
Roaches (they freak me out most preposterously)
Elevators that stall out 'tween floors unexplainably
Jello, most eighties music, bigots, irresponsibility
Insincerity fencing for popularity
Categories:
roaches, introspection,
Form:
Monorhyme
Hip hop lion does the jazzy mazzy lazzy dance
Shaking his petootsie like there are roaches in his pants
He has his groove on, and he is not afraid to shine.
Other lions cannot dance like this; we tell them not to whine.
Categories:
roaches, animal,
Form:
Rhyme
Scuttle scurry
Roaches
Askidaddle to the
Left
Skidaddle to the
Right.
Furious feets
Propelling
Gripping zip
Zero escape
Because
Feee-fi-fo-yum
A roach soon will
Roast
Ex
Ter
Min
Ate
Categories:
roaches, humor, insect,
Form:
Free verse
I Live Among Roaches. I see them everyday.
I see them in my home. I see them on the subway.
There's even a few human cockroaches that I have known
and to be honest,
I much more prefer the company of the cockroaches I find in my home.
Categories:
roaches,
Form:
Rhyme
Not all on earth has great allure:
Roaches, lice, bad eggs, manure.
On dung hills, yet, spring forth sweet flowers.
Therefore, ye wise, employ your powers
to see the world as one great whole,
its fairest face, its warts, an' all.
Categories:
roaches, philosophy,
Form:
Didactic
Pitter patter on with perfect ambiguity
Knowing only the knolls of the knave
Brave, brave sir, mam, beware
Aristotle to Aristocracy, I dare
Peasants pair and say thou prayers
The dusk-walker approaches
You are now, the forgotten little roaches
Categories:
roaches, angst, people, philosophy,
Form:
Alliteration
Rachel
determined, witty, shy, sensitive
sister of Joey, John, and Sydney
lover of animals, writing, and storms
who feels lost, confused, needy
who fears roaches, the dark, elevators
who would like to see ireland, the world, movies
resident of Flomaton, Alabama
Albritton
Categories:
roaches, life
Form:
Bio
Constance
Sarcastic, Mother, Loyal, Friend
Daughter of Mikal and Donna
Lover of writing, music, and moonlight
Who feels love, sadness, and hope
Who fears failure, flying roaches, and lonliness
Who would like to see Ireland, Puerto Rico, and Maine
Resident of Beaumont, Texas
Gilmore
Categories:
roaches, introspection,
Form:
Bio
Tiffiny
Daughter, Sister, Friend, Listener
Sister of Tabby and Icky
Lover of music, art, and puzzles
Who feels joy, sorrow, and contentment
Who fears broken promises, failure, and roaches
Would like to see Mont Saint-Michel, Ireland, and India
Resident of No-man's Land, Florida
Hagan
Categories:
roaches,
Form:
Bio
I hate putting up with bugs,
From ants to roaches or slugs.
They all creep me out,
And some make me shout.
Life would be great without bugs.
Whether they crawl or they fly,
I wish that they would just die.
I know some are good,
And misunderstood,
But I hate them, that's no lie.
7/28/19
For Kim Rodrigues' "What's
Bugging Me" contest
Categories:
roaches, how i feel, insect,
Form:
Limerick
The king of the oak mites thought
he was all that, and was gloriously puffed up
Making the roaches laugh, and the leaves shake
Even the caterpillar queens made fun of his arrogance
The princess of the anthill got angry
She had fallen completely smitten under his self-promotion.
You are all jealous of the oak mite king, she chastised us.
We did not mention him again, to her face….
Categories:
roaches, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Blank verse
I can’t sleep.
A poem by him.
The days go by like the wind.
Though the wind never passes.
Wind is a cycle, one that can only be broken by our insolence.
I can’t sleep.
Not when the evil of I looks back to me in the mirror.
Why can’t I see a person?
I can only see roaches and rats feasting on this dying planet.
Not even I can see the man in the mirror.
I can only see a raging fire.
Categories:
roaches, anxiety, dark, evil, lonely, pain, sad, society,
Form:
Free verse
If ever you should get these pest,
You will certainly have no more rest,
For they will soon began to multiply,
faster than grasshoppers or a fly.
Everywhere they will soon be,
Hiding in places you can't see,
Sneaking out at night,
Eating, and then out of sight.
What human wishes them well?
But, pray they all go to hell,
And, no matter how much we spray,
It seems that roaches are here to stay?
Categories:
roaches, nature,
Form:
I do not know?
i don't feel like i belong here
ill never get used to this world
or maybe this world will never get used to me
i was birthed from a generation of misunderstood women
screaming in each others ears, conveying emotions beyond what we know
raised by roaches
fed by anger and the organs of my decaying lover
bathed in blood
and wrapped in skin
consumed by a world that can never love me
Categories:
roaches, absence, abuse, age, allusion,
Form:
Free verse
TAKING A BREAK IN KENYA
toss my hair
roaches parachute
bedward dive
lights now burn
reader's paradise
all night long
Categories:
roaches, life,
Form:
Haiku
Mice in the wall
rats in the hall
Our first apartment
sure had it all
A cockroach or two
for dinner would do
We'd laugh when they floated
face up in the stew
Right outside the window
were the railroad tracks
As the trains would roar by
my dad's dentures would clack
Our creaky old three-flat
the city finally tore down
Rats, rice and roaches relocated
to a more modern playground
Categories:
roaches, house, humorous, insect, memory, satire,
Form:
Rhyme
I live in a house
with roaches and a mouse
that I can never catch.
I live in a house
with a Louse.
Shes a loud mouth drunk.
I can't take this anymore!
Outside I lean against the trunk of a tree
and Think about dowsing that house
With regular unleaded.
but I CAN'T!
I still love that woman!
who lives in that house
with roaches and a mouse
that I can never catch!
Copyright 2011 JohnnyPaul Davis
Categories:
roaches, love, house, house,
Form:
Free verse
When the light comes on, roaches will scatter
Scampering for the nearest crack, crevice or hole
When gossip comes to a deaf ear, there's an abrupt stop to all chatter
Expeditiously in comes the judge, allowing truth to be told
When thieves get out and wander in darkness
In search of the next quick lick
When knaves come to spew lies on the chosen who walk in meekness
In come the authorities with their baretta and nightstick.
Categories:
roaches, dark, integrity, judgement, life, light, society, truth,
Form:
Rhyme
Extremely Fractured Footles.
Grose art
Faint heart
Write poem
Rhyme time
Compose song
Sing along
Opening night
Stage fright
Break leg Superstition
Big Audition
Ballet dance
On toes prance
Gymnast Cartwheel
No big deal
Tap dancer approaches
Kill those roaches
Featherweight fighter
Must get lighter
Jockey of course
Needs a horse
Happy Thanksgiving
Keep those turkeys living
Categories:
roaches, dance,
Form:
Free verse
The ultimate bug saver is my cousin Clementine.
She makes them into friends and helps them dine.
Termites have eaten the woodwork off all of her walls.
Crickets and roaches follow her to all of her malls.
She cannot step on one, she says it would make her ill.
They are all over her house, in her yard, up and down her hill.
Here is a cockroach, a water bug, and an army of ants.
Thank you very much she says, cramming them into her pants.
Categories:
roaches, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Rhyme