Short Sinuses Poems

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


Sorry State

Self-flagellated sinuses
Sandpaper swallowing
Sinuous snot surmounted sneezes
Strange sultry speech sounds sexy
Stupid sickness
Saturdays should be savored.


Doctor Plutonium

Prescribing a pinch of INFERNO
Add a mg of TNT
A Bomb a day will keep Eden far away
DEATH always cures the sinuses
SLEEP,DREAM,PRAY,SCREAM
And when you wake up
Mommy will give you a touch of NUCLEAR ICE CREAM
© Bart Jonas  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epitaph

Desire Walks On

I toil sweaty on a deck among peers
a score of equals sweating slaving away
under a baking sun, salt clearing sinuses,
blood streaming through pipes, singing in the wires,
obsessed, heat, motion, control,
desire walks on.

Premium Member Every ******

An amazing fact so say the scientists That every ****** can actually clear one's sinuses If you have a cold or not It will even clear old snot As well as make you happy and gets rid of psoriasis (Not confirmed yet)
Form: Limerick

Premium Member In Days of Yore, He'd Snore

     In days of yore
       her husband snored
     Her nightly grief
       knew no relief  

     But then by chance
       she learned to pole-dance 
     which promptly cleared his sinuses
       ~ Though that had its plusses and minuses


Subject: Winter

rude cold pierces bone
footsteps…signal subzero
powder crunches loud

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lungs ache with pin pricks
nose burns…sinuses frozen
short breaths fog vision

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cold overtakes sense
life…dependent on senses 
must find shelter now
Form: Haiku

Covid Testing

The fuzzy white spindle spears my sinuses
as the nurse says “head back, more, more,”
as the back of my throat cries tears of blood,
as the nurse grasps the nape of my neck as if we were about to kiss,
as the back of my throat kisses the fuzzy white spindle,
as I must be back in two weeks for more, more.

Premium Member With Mine Eyes I See the Beauty-

I am amazed at the rolling clouds roll by my sinuses persist to throb I see those moving leaves on the maple trees I feel the warmth of the surrounding flowers I see drops of dew rising from the grasses How can this be you say? "You see I AM BLIND"
11/16/21 written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021

Premium Member Bringing Me Along

You would think
something would be there,
rattling in your brain,
worth writing down.
And you would be wrong.

Chills in waves,
sinuses are raw,
pressure on the eyes,
cicadas buzz the ears
in a monotone song.

Pushing text around,
edits here and there,
delete key winning out,
nothing very strong.

Drag myself outside,
Missy needs a walk,
living in the moment,
bringing me along.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Dark Hours L B

The Dark Hours
L. B.

A piercing cold has crept into my bones  – today !
A numbing chill has penetrated my soul – today !
A thick, chocking lump grows in my throat – today !
A pressure began to swell in my sinuses – today !
A breaking of trust could be felt in my heart – today !
A crashing down of my world could be heard – today !
All came on the “ hush ” to one in the back ground – today !

B. J. “A” 2
December 8th 2003

Premium Member when i'm dead, bury me with party ring biscuits

in a leather jacket
birthday cake sandwiches help 
clear my sinuses
Googly Hancock; and backseat baristas 
Bob Dylan is back in the studio
did he pop out to the shops? Where's he been?
Big Daddy Kane outside Dapper Dan's - 
You tossed a coin in the fountain
Wishing to be as happy as a blue cat
storckappopotamus 
there will be no custard creams at my wake
nor chocolate bourbons; 
take a long walk off a short pier 
homewreckers and g'day mate cubes

Premium Member Monsoon In The West

A classic wind upstaged the evening,
Vocalizing Leaves and Tremulous Aria 
Branches. On accompanying fused-sand, framed
and clear, began a run of finely tuned
rivulets -- busy writing, I had not
looked, and saw, dark clouds conjugating -- 
nor sniffed thickening troops of air~ my 
sinuses alerting, their usual swelling.  Came a lantern's
flash, came a vivid slash, rumbling
likened to a heavily weighted freight-train, with frantic
mind to lighten its burdensome, brooding load.

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