Short Shingles Poems

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


Premium Member Shingles

shingles
hitting someone hard
in sheer pain
needing relief and respite
gruesome reality
lacking strength
energy annihilated
sorrowful amount of pain
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Rain - Nfc

RAIN

River dancers on the shingles
Attenuating rhythmic shifts
Icy shivery down neck tingles
Nuances of seasoned riffs


John G. Lawless
10/23/2015
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member shingles pink eye and hives

it is never a great day
to have pink eye or shingles or hives
Every time I get these maladies
it is an unhappy reminder that
today will not be a great day

Premium Member Witches On My Roof

I hear them on the Roof of my house, the flying Witches land on my Shingles, laughing and cackling Wishing ill to all within
Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Roof Rector Scales

The shingles were taking a beating,
As tabbies and hounds kept on meeting.
They slid down the slate
At a terrible rate,
While the terrified owners were fleeing.
Form: Limerick


Nailed

There was a roofer named Bob Ringles
Who liked to go to dances for singles.
There he met his soul mate
Who OK'd a wedding date.
'Til she learned Bob had the shingles.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Probably Worse

I know this will get better
because I cannot fathom it feeling any worse
although my eighty-eight year old mother put 
bleach on her shingles.
That was probably worse.

Premium Member Thunder Shower

The TV is off
And cannot tell
About the splatter.

The weather forecaster
Will not break the idyll
Of hearing rain fall on shingles

While I, sheltered
In your passion,
Imagine waterfalls.

Premium Member Hanging Out My Shingle

Taking the vaccine for shingles
Two shot series, not a single
They say the second more than tingles
Makes you not want to intermingle
That’s okay, I’ll write a jingle
About an empty can of Pringles
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Country Farmhouse

No building long survives Time’s hurricane,
It scatters shingles, rends each roof
And bares the rafters to the rain,
The skeleton of walls stands proof
That nothing fashioned by mere Man endures aloof.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Spanish Flu Started It All

The Spanish flu started everything off
Now we are excited by a cough
Typhoid Mary, regular gal
Please keep six feet, okay, pal?
Measles, mumps, rubella.
Aids and HIV
And shingles too
Chickenpox
Virus
Sick
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Incredible Sand and Street Art

You must check on the net these amazing art visuals They'll blow your mind and pop your roofing shingles Incredible can't describe Marvels of which I scribe My mind hasn't recovered from these fantastic images
art
Form: Limerick

Can It Be Fixed

New shingles refresh a roof,
a sagging ceiling drywalled,
a cracked window repaired,
a busted door reinstalled.

When cooler heads do prevail,
arguments can be resolved.
But words of anger and hate,
once spoken can’t be recalled…
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Shingles Chicken Pox Pandemic Too

Serpigo, roseola, German measles, flu.
Shingles, chicken pox, pandemic Corona boo hoo.
Chilling fever, chest pains, aches all the way through.
Muscle fatigue, slap cheek, and mumps poking you.
I feel pretty great today.  How about you?
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member In the Hospital Soufully

Poems are coming slowfully.
For I am most woefully
And truly most woefully
In the hospital doe-fully

Itching my skin until bleeding
More potent pills I am pleading
Poems are decidedly misleading
Me out of this stupor I’ll be needing
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lune-Castle

on lonesome journey pick shingles of life from shore of time with poised dreams build castle tsunami won’t shatter making memory debris
May 12, 2020 Visual selected : #2 Contest : Flow With The Collum Lune Sponsor : Nette Onclaud
Form: Verse

Bros On the Beach

(OIL PAINTING 1)

Brothers on the beach,
Seaside in reach,
The two amigos,
Blood brother bros,
Fraternals and kin,
Pals and companions,
Sidekicks and playmates,
Coastline siblings,
Buddies in the shingles,
A forever brother band, 
Golden memories of the strand.

Premium Member The Tide

Listen to poem:
The moon was rising
pulling at the sea
– toying with it,
gutsy and playful.

I felt the commotion
racing me, tugging at me
– drenching me.

Right up ‘til tides ebbed,
baring again the
hard shingles of life.



AP: 2nd place 2022

Collaboration with Chandana Ramachandran

Premium Member Enjoy Something

I have one goal every day
It is to enjoy something about my life
When my eyes were swollen shut I enjoyed my puppy
When my left ankle would not let me walk
I enjoyed my tv shows
When my shingles were acting up
I enjoyed my pistachio pudding
No matter what is going on,
ENJOY SOMETHING

Premium Member Unsatisfied Scratching

The scratching wakes me up
Ridiculously unsatisfying
Yet notoriously put there by shingles
Or excruciatingly painful allergen.
A scream for help

Time is in my way
Sorry I sid not sneak my Excedrin pm into hospital
Morphine is not cutting it.
Each time more insistent 
On a more potent drug

Are You Or Am I

are you or am i questions from the roof tops shingles to me tied bundled to what feet answer me state me never mind me mister mister missed me i am love he was breed breed breed bread to bleed drink red cup little handle get a grip all of it i am are you or am i ?
art
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Relatively Speaking

To see old relatives can get you thinking
if your health will also soon be sinking.
Will you get their shingles, bunions or bad knees?
Will you get dementia or need some surgeries?
And if afflicted, will you face it well or will you cave?
Or might you be the lucky one to go
 "relatively" pain-free. . . to the grave?
Form: Grook

Shelter From Shame

SHELTERED BY SHAME

SHINGLES
BRICK
Mortar
ROOMS
Respite
A family therein
THREE WITH ONLY ONE aim
Happiness
PEACE
Laughter 
I have no shingles, brick, nor mortar being that I am sans a home, a FAMILY and all the rest
and I really need some rest it must be confessed
    ©  2011.…Phreepoetree  ~free cee!~

Premium Member 603712 Sporatic Moratic

Ask your doctor about 603712 Sporatic Moratic the TV ad man says.
It might be the only way to reduce your pneumonia.
Possible side effects include
Itching
Hives
Canker sores
Cancer
Swollen limbs
Blood clots
Shortened breath
Shingles
Warts
Shortened life
I immediately call my doctor, demanding he prescribe this to me.

Jack Frost-Ic

June is only but a dream away
As the ice upon the shingles stay
Chamomile tea in the winter snow
Keeps the frozen from my soul
For tonight is the night we find Jack
Rain nor snow shall hold us back
Over the icy hills we sleigh with speed
Searching for Jack where ever he be
Till no nose is nipped this Christmas Eve


12/03/15
Form: Acrostic

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