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Short Slab Poems

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


Brokenheart
Impressionist Poem 

Slab of meat
Slab of stone
A fractured heart...

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Categories: slab, symbolism,
Form: Imagism



Premium Member From Where To There
Washed up on the beach Laid out on a mortuary slab My entry into Brian's " SPACES " contest
...

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Categories: slab, life, loss, sad
Form: Imagism
Irish Tall Tale
Come all ye, kiss that blarney stone
Join in the legend and be known
For the gift of gab
Ye come kiss the slab
Eloquence and luck shall be shown...

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Categories: slab, ireland,
Form: Limerick
My Bss
Is the data congruent?
Is the hypothesis centrivical?
A mix of incongruent inconsistencies
Go back to the lab
Put in on a slab
Revamp the mix...

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Categories: slab, student,
Form: Verse
Premium Member A Heavy Cost
A heavy cost

A pillow stained

A true love lost

A heartbreak gained

A loss of breath

A slab of stone

A tragic death

A soul alone

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Categories: slab, death, heartbreak, lost love,
Form: Rhyme



Kelvin Moore
Beneath this slab
Lies kelvin moore
After eating always ask for more
While chewing his crust
He was turned into dust
He never ask for more when death stab...

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Categories: slab, death, people, sorry,
Form: Epitaph
Unit Supervisor
he sits so smug 
       and condescending there

in his ergonomic, black
       leather chair

behind a slab of tinted
       plexiglass

on stainless-steel, to him
       a touch of class....

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Categories: slab, on work and working, people, places,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Death Becomes You - Bawdy
Heather’s heartless husband lies on the mortuary slab; his eyes glazed over like a dead salmon. She’d always said he was a cold fish … but he’s stiff - at last! 08/26/20
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Categories: slab, humorous, irony,
Form: Free verse
Fossil
I found a fossil hiding 
near something overgrown,
a historical handprint etched 
in a slab of ancient stone.

I trace the imprint idly
and marvel at its design-
the grooves coil and curve around,
and then become entwined....

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Categories: slab, allegory, history, nature, time,
Form: Rhyme
In Doleful Shadows I Lie
In doleful shadows I lie,
Never touched by the moonlight,
Nor shun upon by the sun,
My existence is an eternal Autumn,
And the tempest of sighs hidden by the wind,
And the rain of eternal tears,
Washes the marble slab covering,
My remains....

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© Max Corvus  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slab, death, goodbye, gothic,
Form: Epitaph
Fishing
It's a sky fishing day
and I am on the hook eyes being pulled up
above the surface of the clouds.
If I trip up while walking
if I lay myself out like a fish on a slab
then haul me back into the water,
the deep blue water
far above the sea....

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Categories: slab, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Era
" The tears of an Era have since faded to dry stone, shaped by the forced hand that has long since confused chaos as peace, whose only testament can be found left inscribed on the fragility of each granite slab, where many finally rest. "


Alfredo Gonzales...

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Categories: slab, america, betrayal, change, evil,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Vogon Birthday Party-
wishes sweet as chocolate cake breathing in and out for life sake topsy tervy redbrickery Rock stone hard slab on the cold black ground? unleased dragons on elongated drones! vobrazz vrrrask err
8/13/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©...

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Categories: slab, analogy, appreciation, birthday, confusion,
Form: Vogon Poetry
Concrete Floor
Hard and cold
It sure ain't gold
A slab
A ton
Engage the gun
Hard as steel
These chains are real
Voice and sound
It breaks you down
Hurt and pain
Drives you insane
I'll give you more
If you explore
Walk through that door
Claim down these steps
Beneath my concrete floor...

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Categories: slab, imagination, introspection, places,
Form: Free verse
Convict Labour
“Be still for Chrisake!
The head is crowning. 
Now be still, damn you!”

These women are the damned
Crammed into slab huts
At the edge of Hell.
Condemned as sluts,
Their bellies swell
With hunger
Or some bastard’s bastard brats.

"Be still, please God!
Let the brat be still!"...

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Categories: slab, birth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Michelangelo's Marble
Sculptor’s marble slab -
The subject decides which chips
To leave on the floor


"The best artist has that thought alone 
Which is contained within the marble shell; 
The sculptor's hand can only break the spell 
To free the figures slumbering in the stone."

Michelangelo...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slab, art,
Form: Senryu
The Bible
He was born today
No place for him to lay
But within a stable small
Yet filled with warmth/love.

He died today
Hung from a cross
His final resting place
A tomb upon a slab.

The middle, the best
You will find
Within the pages
Of a book we call
The Bible!

Melody A. Coster© 2015...

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Categories: slab, bible, faith,
Form: Free verse
13 Forks
There was a time
Before I was born
That my great-grandfather
Could count thirteen forks
At the end of a particular road.
But now it's just a four-way,
A mere intersection
Landmarked by an abandoned building 
and carved granite slab-
Reminders that the way things were
Has changed forever....

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Categories: slab, family, history, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Clara Venus
I've BEEN invited alone 

into a carefully distinct sex

whose sharp fangs comb

  my thoughts so ghost

Within these disarrayed eyes

from ground into  green

zinc coffin with mask

i found this memory appears

a slab as spine in bits of

red and CLARA VENUS scent.

:: 12212021 ::...

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Categories: slab, gothic, metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Simple Hamburger If You Please
Sure.
Ketchup.
Pickle
Horseradish too.

Mayo 
Lettuce?
That’s up to you.

Are your patties thin or thick?
Can I gobble one down right quick?

A touch of butter
A slab of bacon.

Please put them on 
If mine you’re making.

Are your patties thin or thick?
Can I gobble one down right quick?...

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Categories: slab, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ham
Some people say a man is made out of ham
I say he's made out of mussel and clam
Mussel and clam, oyster and crab,
Spread like a feast on a mortician's slab. 

You eat way too much, what do you get
Another pound fatter all sweaty and wet
Tell Peter not to bake me no pumpkin pie
One more bite and I'm likely to die....

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Categories: slab, animal, death, food, parody, religion, silly, song,
Form: Lyric
Circle
A large round terracotta pot is broken. It sits upright in the long grass. where a slab of clay has crumbled away. A tortoise dwells there now. The cracked pot still provides shade for that slow moving turtle. At midday when no shadows play it can still outrun the sun in a small earthenware circle.
...

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Categories: slab, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Dark Angel
I have once flown in the clouds. 
Helping people then been blacked out. 
The world has changed my wings are black.
Lost all hope need to sleep but never can't. 
So I lay on this concrete slab. 
My soul is gone but wounding if I will get on track. 
Seeing things white but now I have changed. 
Now I am just a black dark angel living in pain...

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© Jack Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slab, angel, confusion, corruption,
Form: Heroic Couplet
Bezrjecje
neko je otvorio vrata kafane
(u kojoj smo se ispijali 
do posljednje kapi bliskosti)
i pustio lahor bezrjecja
da se skrasi na usnama
 
dovoljno slab 
da ne remeti sklad pogleda u prazno
 
dovoljno jak
da oduva zrnca dodira
što ih cuvasmo ispod izgriženih noktiju
i
dovoljno dug
da nam otme (uz)dah 
za odletjelom pticom spokoja...

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Categories: slab, emotions, love, poetess, poetry, woman,
Form: Lyric
Poor Boy Playground
Pain was half the fun
on a dirt-pile pyramid
topped with a slab of lumber
Bleeding, splintered hands
Black and blue behinds, scraped knees
Wounds gladly traded for joy

A discarded box
beckons three dare-devil brats
to crawl in and roll downhill 
through the briar patch
Tucked safe in their cardboard womb
giggling at outraged thorns...

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Categories: slab, adventure, boy, childhood, nostalgia,
Form: Choka

Book: Reflection on the Important Things