Short Scandal Poems

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


Premium Member Clerihew Wallis

Henry Wallis a social realist
with literal art did persist
A triangle scandal forced him to excile
givingup painting meanwhile
Form: Clerihew


Efron Jevron

Ball in the pocket,
Glass eye in the socket,
Ripped abs,
big dabs,
too many fingers in too many pies,
Zac Efron has a glass eye
Form: Epic

David Cameron and the Panama Tax Scandal

David Cameron’s should stand down for his deputy to take over
He makes and validates the tax laws, 
What about his character and moral fibre?

A Man of No Value

Bight colors 
Brand new clothes
Shiny cars

Empty hearts
Cold house
Lost souls

Selfish man
Woman of scandal
Hurt wife
Crying child
Eternity
Form: Bio

There Was An Old Woman Who Lived In a Shoe

The old woman in the shoe scandal 
who had those kids, too much to handle.  
Now that they are full grown
and she is home alone, 
she'll down-size to a sandal.
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member She Ignited a Fire

A young lady named Peaches Love-Handles
Made love to a hot burning candle---
   She ignited a fire
   Began to perspire---
What she did after that caused a scandal
Form: Limerick

Premium Member People Will Talk

They said she was too hot to handle 

Wore a slip on her date with Randall

When she came in at two

Is when the gossip flew

And became the neighborhood scandal
Form: Limerick

Premium Member General Petraeus

General David Petraeus,
Caught up in a scandal outrageous.
Leadership was his forte,
Til he succumbed to lust and foreplay.

11/16/12

Entered into Nathan's yesterday's
clerihew contest.
Form: Clerihew

In My Childhood I Wanted To Be a Viking Or a Vandal

In my childhood I wanted to be a Viking or a Vandal.
Alas, my friends! My dreams was not fulfil.
And now, watching the Hollywood's sex scandal, 
I dream  to start produce a Feature film!
Form: Quatrain

Censure Trump's Venture

Censure Trump's Venture

Did see Trump wearing  his each denture;
Had been going on bad business venture,
Like to forget;
Better yet;
About a sex scandal they should censure.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Blonde Bombers

Blonde bombers light my rusty old candle Eyebrows and toes curl, causing quite a scandal Tend to run amok As I babble and cluck Eyes roll independently, use my hooha as a handle
fun
Form: Limerick

It Will Not Be Shameful

Joseph as a man of principle
thought Mary to be pregnant a scandal.
     “Fear not!” said the angel,
     “It will not be shameful
for the Spirit has conceived Emmanuel.”

Matthew 1.18-23
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Did You Hear Ty

@ sandals candle handle scandal Her feet freed from sandals, candle liT Too wild to handle, the scandal biT
8/8/2019 Your Turn For A Tyburn Poetry Contest Sponsor: Charles Messina
Form: Tyburn

[billy Once Spoke of Our Approaching Doom]

Billy once spoke of our approaching doom.
Revealed stitched-cross against bare groom.
But fear never chilled stiff steel handle.
Then he ranted silent scandal!
Now Billy talks little in him white padded room.
Form: Limerick

My Most Favorite Dish

You have made my mind fully hellish
Yet you are my most favorite dish!

You have made scandal so many times
I can’t help writing very sad rhymes!
 
When I think of making love with you
Then it seems I am caged in a zoo!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Clerihew Zinkeisen

Two portaitists Anna&Doris Zinkeisen*
in the 20's were preferred to men
Their paintings highlighted at the R&A
what a scandal it caused in that day

*https://artuk.org/discover/stories/sister-art-doris-and-anna-zinkeisen
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member SCANDAL ARISING'

Oh dear sir quyeer, its headed for the weir.' And the keepers
Are changing.' Quite a nuisanse indeed.' ( one must fear?)This body is most
Foul..' the stink shall be intense..Many will desert, and your despair become immense.'
Form: Rhyme

Too Hot To Handle

There once was a man from Warangal
who stirred up quite a big scandal,
He loved a good girl gone bad
She was the best he yet had,
So was shunned as a hardcore vandal.


~04/26/2017
~Limerick contest by JAN ALLISON
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Limerick: Once a Scandal-Ridden Monarchy

Limerick : Once a scandal-ridden Monarchy

Once a scandal-ridden Monarchy
Took to breeding with Tom Dick & Harry
The last Prince with scant blue
Donned the saffron robe true
Thus Millésime House lost lineage Tree.

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Her Eldest Daughter

Methinks thou mayst receive mine words as false;
Her eldest daughter at a stew-house tups.
Come hither, pray - and see with thine own eyes 
We lusty knaves surround that saucy wench
To make the two backed beast.

For Lisa’s Old English Scandal contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.

Cruel Memories

Hey, Cruel Memories
that I don't want to remember!
Do not beat all the pains and agonies
on my face
just like tens of hammers
pounding on one anvil
as if to shape a horseshoe,
It’s an absolute disgrace
cause you will then be implicated
in a scandal

We Are Floating

Sleep with me
burrow beneath the quilts
skin to skin
a scandal in mid day
rest with me
lull me with your deep breathing
hold me
your arms just right around me
how we fit together so perfectly
dozing I know
the light is seeping away
we are floating
Form:

How To Handle a Scandal

How To Handle A Scandal

With honor,  how would you ever handle,
Someone who has been in a big scandal;
A bad deal,
Did squeal,
Wear sharp barbed wire thong or sandal.

This is what Stephanie Ruhle said from
MSNBC News.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Alone in a Crowd

for braver hearts that dreamt of me
accept my dearest sympathy
taken in a silent rapture
and not wont to admit capture
by my mouth would raise a scandal
but flamed jowls betray my candle
each face, yours alone in a crowd,
and yet your kiss shall make me proud
Form: Other

Killer

KILLER

Saturnine sleeper of the night,
Soaring slowly, out of sight,
Sleekly shadowing the gloom,
Silent harbinger of doom,
Innocent assassin, surreptitious, sly,
Stainless scandal slipping by,
Scything swiftly through the dark,
Hark the herald warning: Shark.
Form: Rhyme

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace