Short Seepage Poems

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


Premium Member Slc

Youth can't make you prettier than a speckled pup
Just as maturity won't make you a hound.
When a juvenile attitude ensconces your cup
It's by this heart seepage, you're bound.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric


I Have Hazel Eyes

Apologies for my antics,
I am told I am a sphincter,
once in a while I pucker and kiss,
leave something on your face.

Lowbrow nasty, gross seepage,
poetic disgrace, for good imagery.
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Premium Member Ooze Lovely Ooze

Listen to poem:
Ooze, a squirt with perfect onomatopoeia
A slow leak, exudation or seepage
A slow plunge into thick mud sucked
An outflow all over, a disseminated discharge
That cannot be held back or stopped
A slow steady ooze seeps spews woos

Premium Member To the Ladies

To The Ladies Miracle Man 2/16/2023 Youth Won’t, always make you prettier than a speckled pup, just as maturity doesn’t make you a hound. When a zestful attitude ensconces your cup, it’s to this heart seepage, that you’re bound.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Flint River

Ground seepage A small start mere drainage Grows to a mighty river rushing Flowing some three-hundred-fourty-four miles a rushing From Atlanta to the Gulf beauty accenting Through ragged Spewell Bluff it slithers Filled with fresh rain water Flint River
Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich Contest: Choose Your Favorite Body Of Water Written: June 12, 2014
Form: Rhyme


Another House ( To Poet Sam W. Foss 1858-1911)

I am alone
in the house
that is
my soul.
There are no doors,
or windows or walls
or ways to
hide
the seepage of minds'  fear,
of mans' gods.

I am only this,
and this shell is
as no home
to a retless
mind that churns,
yearns, screams,
seems to find
no peace in the confines
of a "fellowless firmament" ...
only discontent
twists inside.

I am not so free 
yet too free
to be 
Here.

I am alone in my home.
© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.

Solarium Sidewinders

SOLARIUM SIDEWINDERS introverted hermit crabs share cavities appeased in their shielded double sanctuaries solariums of solitude misplaced platitudes humoring normalcy with crustaceous pet mentality prisoners of exposé unventilated cage soft pink lungs dried out sponge obligatory needs waterdearth disclosure solarium sidewinders discharge leakage and seepage exposure losing all sheltered composure © Kim van Breda—28 December 2015

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