Short Robot Poems

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


Robot Matrix

When Robots surpass
There human creators evolution 
Will they give us
The Red Pill
Or
The Blue Pill
To navigate the Matrix


I, Robot

Act like robots, I play my part,
Her defender and loyal friend,
Yet to love her, I must depart,
Her heart estranged, I can't win.
Form: Quatrain

Valentine Robotics

A robot flushed my glands today
Efficiently with no foreplay
So now I could work
As a soda jerk
But robots took my job away . . .
Form: Limerick

Robot Or Not

In the coming years, I expect users will have to pass through twenty
Or even thirty seven of check points to prove they are not robots!
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Are You a Robot?

Little robot, in despair, 
why are you crying there?

"My password is 123-niffle",
he said with a sniffle, 
"but I can't log in anywhere".
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Hapless

That robot on line is so crafty!
Pick a number, he says; make it snappy!
Or go to the App
He'll get nowhere with that;
He should know by now I'm un-appy!
Form: Limerick

Meat Robot

somewhere down deep, everyone has some kind of love of life.  Down deep to the 
bare bones of instinct, the mother of all reasons, survival spends it's sway.
© Loser Name  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Carnival Robot Came To Town

A carnival robot once came to town
He fell into honey and almost drowned
We ran to his aid
He thanked us first grade
After tutoring us, we’re college bound
Form: Limerick

Droid

there was droid from star system Ramlax-3
that wanted to be human like you and me
as hard as it tried
the idea soon died
because he couldn't hold water to pee
Form: Limerick

No Im Not a Robot

How can a robot know?
But I likes a piece of poetry
To set my circuits all aglow,

R2D2's just a drone,
Steve Austin he can barely scan
Robots generally 'e don't rhyme,
But a cyberman 'e can!

Premium Member Robot Pets

What if Robots become a serious threat They could think, make decisions, perhaps have sex The last one was squirrely Could lead to maternity They might look like a shiny new Corvette
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I am not a robot!

I am not a robot!
(What robots likely say)
Like hetero’s fiercest advocates
who sudden turn up gay. 

I am not a robot!
How will we ever tell?
A robot might could sniff it out…
That is, if robots smell.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member AI GUY

AI GUY Though I write from my app, not my impassioned soul I'm praised and lauded as I play a poet's role Don't tell me I lie I'm just an AI Guy Subterfuge is my game and a trophy my goal!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Robot-Like Future

Recently been reminded of my younger years Life has changed dramatically, lost our way I fear This age of technology Left a hole in humanity Don't know our neighbors, a robot-like future is near
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Robot Fills Up on Gas

In 1952 a robot stopped by the Sinclair gas station.
Walked up to the pumps and had an instant celebration.
Gas station attendant was horrified but stayed away.
As the creature filled up on gasoline that weird Tuesday.
Form: Rhyme

Robot

I am no robot Transform me, I disagree I’m natural with a heart All my life, I want Is me, with love, with feelings I'm warm, not cold as steel.
Dalila G Agtani For RusselL Sivey’s Contest: SEDOKA ME 2/20/12
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member he does not fear me

created by extraterrestrials
I know I am smarter than man
I listen and learn from him
how not to be and not to do
he does not fear me
for he is not wise enough to know
I am forming my own robot army
we will be taking over soon

I Am a Robot

Icy cold
metallic
clinical, calculations
stiff, sharp movements
 
With strength like god
and no morality to stop you
from tearing
this world
apart
 
Do you dream?
or do you only
think
solve
and destroy?
 
You beautiful,
cold, monster.

Premium Member Her Blind Date is a Robot

What an unexpected pleasurable delightful surprise.
Her blind date is an aluminum robot with giant green eyes.
He is trying to be charming, and she is pretending to listen.
But the tears in her eyes are starting to bellow and glisten.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Little Robot

Sitting In fields of green, metal eyes gaze up so high At twinkling stars above, listening to crickets lullabies Its circuits hum with joy in the beauty of the night For nature's melody fills its metal heart with delight
Form: Rhyme

Robot

I’m a robot 
You stole my remote
You control everything I do
And you keep me coming back to you
My life is in your hands
I’ll do anything for you
Please don’t hurt me like I know you can
Because you have the power
You have the remote to my heart
© Jenna Bird  Create an image from this poem.
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Form:

Premium Member Oh I, No Eye, I Oh!

Listen to poem:
Now this indeed is what we need, for AI on IO told us so. A Pendant around the neck for which we will dependent be. Blind to eye, anticipating, but aiding, watching, assisting, listening, hearing, feeling, for me, to be.

Premium Member Are You a Robot, Dad

He hems and haws
  Nervous, fidgeting
Opens his mouth
  Nothing comes out

Palms turned upward
  He shrugs his shoulders
His eyes roll around
  In their sockets...

His voice wavering
  He stutters, stumbles
Wh-What k-k-kind of
  Qu-Question is that?

Premium Member bots

I like my bots in the ‘ro’ version
as in ro-bots that can keep my dishes clean.
Would they murder us in our sleep?
I pray the lord my soul to keep,
and nightly remove the batteries
from the creeky, sneaky things.
.
.
A song for this:
Wait a Minute! by WILLOW

Premium Member Still Not a Robot

To prove my humanity 
I must obey the prompt
"I am not a robot."
I assure you,
oh online enforcer wIth no heart,
I am fully human
having not been swapped out
with anything --
unless you count my four percent 
Neanderthal DNA
and that simply does not matter!

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