Short Smirking Poems

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


Will You Not Love Me Too Much

I want you to implore,
fall apart and ask for more,
but you just sit there
smirking
while I squirm about
wishing on a star.


BAWDY Elf on the Shelf

A giggle escaped from the shelf
as Santa was tossing himself,
his face very red,
'I'm coming,' he said
and smirking, he shot on the elf.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

You and Me

I laugh at your joke that wasn't funny
Reminds me of pooh the bear with honey
Smirking at me
Making me free
You make my days so very sunny
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Imaginging Einstein

an unexpected burst of creativity
einstein’s hair, pink and on fire
his green robes parting
I am running along his bare chest
smirking at imagination

Smug Smirk

I've long wanted to see
myself in truth's light,
the wrong and the right,

but fear scares me so,
pride boastfully says no,
so smugly smirking I go.


Premium Member Under the Mask of a Clown

There's a face perfectly hidden behind the smirking mask

But what sort of a face has the clown? I can't help but ask



Date written: 04/05/2020
Form: Couplet

Variable World

Not only
wavering ship
amidst sea

but also
steady moon
smirking above
budges throughout

Picture 1

For the contest Picture this 2 by Joseph May

July 6 2021
Form: Verse

Borderline

my heart melts
I don't know why
About to go 
beyond 
this called
borderline
I feel like I'm 
dying inside
but I keep
on smirking
as if I'm 
too much fine.

LeiStrauss2019
sad
Form: Verse

Premium Member Ninety-Year-Olds Privilege

Untold laughter shaking her loudly
Diabolical and ruthless
Ninety-year-old’s privilege
Fooling almost no one
Delighting her cat
Smirking with mirth
Partner in
Friendship
Crime

Artemis, Lend Me Your Wrath

Staring, smirking, salivating men 
You are the bane of my existence 
How dare you defile my temple with your lustful eyes
I await the day where I get my chance 
To unleash my wrath, gifted from Artemis
© Su Ar  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The World Is Smirking

South of our border has become quite a joke The world is smirking, can't understand this bloke Is he really for real This ordeal is surreal It's as though Donald some weed he just smoked
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Crap Happens

Day are getting shorter, my tooth is getting longer It's an ongoing process, we're all trying to conquer So far it ain't working The gods are smirking Crap happens anyway in spite of the author
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Witches

Crones
           soporific, deranged
        leering, smirking, hexing
heretics, prisoners, saviors, warriors 
     mesmerizing, smiling, casting,
          hypnotic, kindhearted 
                    Witches.
Form: Diamante

Premium Member I Sit and Wait

I sit and wait
The words come prancing along
Smirking and smiling
Two of them are dancing a tango.
One laughs
Another jumps on my heart.
I love this quiet time
As I sit and wait
and a poem begins writing herself.

Hunting Season

A gaggle of wild geese flies in the bright morning sky,
quickly the bald, smirking hunter raises his rifle high;
but in his ineptitude he hits a different target instead, 
his old hunting buddy resting peacefully in the shade.
Form: Rhyme

Regret and Guilt

Regret and Guilt
Coming hand-in-hand
Yes, they are having a good time
Not on a beach or park
But eating me alive
They might have called their buddy
Overthinking to join the feast
Because whenever I look back
They are always smirking

Premium Member The Pied Piper of Whimsy

Green freckles and fresh sunshine beams 
followed her to Lah Lah Land.

Puppy dog tails were close behind, 
meowing and smirking,

Flying pigs rolled their eyes
but joined the parade.

She was the Pied Piper of Whimsy
So it was no surprise…
fun

Premium Member Goodbye Smirking Little White Ball

Goodbye Smirking Little White Ball Watch me swing The ball hops The ball veers I am lost My knees lock My clubs shake I am sore To a tee I hate golf 1/23/23 Tricube Poetry Contest Sponsor-Sara Kendrick
5th
Form: Other

Premium Member River Of Lies

Tears, they flow as giddy gushing streams,
and meddle with our facile sense of joy,
seamlessly they interface cod emotions,
whirlpool laughter smothers trite elation,
smirking bogus rivulet, weeping willow branch,
to that toxic ocean known as hollow mirth

Liars

When you talk to me
My ears acts like sieve
My eyes know it all
My face can't stop smirking 
Cause even your lies 
Can't deceive me this time
I might be innocent back then
Letting me dance on your fingertips 
But trust me
I have become way smarter than I was

Password

Many seek the light
Few shower in the glory
The journey is harder
when smirking eyes follow

Discouraged turn to flight
The right way is hidden from high up

Learn the languages of love
known only to the wise

The password to the gate
isn't a word at all.

Premium Member Limerick Contest

A CLOSE SHAVE

Shel married a wife with armloads of fur.
He was very unkind, he did beat her.

         Smothers - never quits.
         Makes her shave her pits.

Smirking, she sharpens her blade on the cur.

4/26/2017
Jan’s Limerick contest - back by popular demand
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Leave the Store without any Nutrition

I race my grocery cart past the produce aisle
the manager there gives me a smirking smile
I am headed for the bakery in the back
lemon scones and blueberry muffins are now in my sack
I leave the grocery with no nutrition at all
These sweet starchy trips will be my downfall.
Form: Rhyme

Smile's Salient Reincarnation

smile seeped'n acme
crushed by punctured
moaning metamorphoses met
rustic switch rent

grotesque grips gaunt
tumbling twain taunt
oozing odds sprout

saucy sauce swell
damped smirking dressed
felon fosters fell
 
smile's salient reincarnation
spanked saucy alakazam.
    20:01:18:11:11
Form: Sonnet

Paths To Ponder

This location in the deep woods
Amongst the mist
With the moss filled aroma in the air 
This place is where 
She misplaced him so long ago 
Now peace lingers  
As she passes the trail where she buried him 
A secret she keeps, 
While endlessly smirking



(Note this is not about my husband!)

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