Short Sniffle Poems

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


Remedy Required

I ache from my nose to my knees; I sniffle and snuffle and wheeze. A small tot of rum might settle my tum, but what should I take for a sneeze? ~
Categories: sniffle, funny, recovery from..., sympathy,
Form: Limerick


Cold

Today all I hear is coughing
Hacking and sniffling 
Disgusting disease
That might catch me
Interrupting conversations
Cough hack sniffle
So annoying
Grab a tissue!
© Shay Funk  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sniffle,
Form: I do not know?
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Three is the Loneliest Number

Once, a lonely number three
sat forlornly on my knee.
In his eyes, I saw despair
as he was sitting there.
"You needn't sniffle, cry or pout.
I too have been the odd man out."
Categories: sniffle, humor, loneliness, math,
Form: Rhyme

Dandriff

Sniffle, sniffity Sniff. Sniff.
I has found some dandriff.
Dandriff makes me sniff, so
sniffle, sniffity Sniff. Sniff.

Oh! 
And by the way,
me name is Piff,
the magical dragon.
Categories: sniffle, 5th grade, freedom, funny, how i feel,
Form: Light Verse
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The Grand Canyon

I headed up the greatest economy on earth (sob)
   And now it's all gone south (sniffle)
But no need to feel sorry for me (tweet, tweet)
   I can still stick my foot in my big fat mouth
Categories: sniffle, judgement, leadership,
Form: Light Verse


It's March

It's March,
and my nose knows.

It's March,
an the pollen blows.

And as I sniffle,
sneeze, and kaChoooo,

My Lord knows
exactly what to do.

He hands me a tissue,
and says, "God bless you!"
Categories: sniffle, humorous,
Form: Light Verse
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Things I Fear At This Second

Things I fear
Bobcat’s cry, toddler’s sniffle, quick run of a mouse
Startlingly startling
Things I also fear…
IV pokes, trying when you have no clue.
Going blind.
No basis for some
History on others.
Categories: sniffle, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade, 9th
Form: List
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Moans and Groans

We've become moaners,
Grumpy and groaners,
We talk lots of piffle
We cough, and we sniffle.
We mumble and grumble,
We are not very humble
Sighing and crying
There's no denying
We've become apathetic
That is pathetic
Categories: sniffle, 10th grade,
Form: Rhyme
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Paranoia Peaks

~ Paranoia Peaks ~

 a sniffle, a cough
 is a fever coming on
 for the thermometer i run

 whew... no temperature
 but my stomach's queasy
 makes my whole day uneasy

 at the store earlier
 did enough distance i keep ~
 through masks COVID seeps
Categories: sniffle, emotions, fear, sick,
Form: Rhyme

In Your Arms

I cry.
I sob.
I whimper.
But in your arms,
I cry less.
I sob less.
My whimpers die down.
I sniffle, looking up at you.
That sweet smile, that fills me with love.
You tell me, “It’s ok, I’m here”.
Then I cry again,
because I know
that I cannot be in your arms
any longer.
Categories: sniffle, cry, feelings, i love you, i miss
Form: Free verse

Random Thoughts *38* Double Sided Acrostic

--Wallpaper portrait of  lake effect snoW
--Icy conditions, back spasms cripple. I
-sNiffle. goose pimples, brail on my skiN
--Thin sheets of black ice line my streeT
--Erratic winds shoot ice shrapnel, I fleE
--Retreat,  for the comfort of my reclineR 


Jared Pickett
2/10/2010
Asavvy1
Categories: sniffle, sea, seasons
Form: Acrostic

Come Unto Me

A cough then silence
Soft sniffle, deep sigh
Another night’s violence
Has passed safely bye

Oh others get kisses
Get tucked warm in bed
Not damp cardboard boxes
With night’s terrors to dread

By this he accused us
It was all that he said
As she slept clutching Teddy
In her newspaper bed
Categories: sniffle, bible, christian, community, forgiveness, god,
Form: Light Verse
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Too

Written: May 19, 2024, For Hilo Poet Contest ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I hear achoo Two sniffle snore kids germs flu stuffy nose, sore Ooze rush home clean to bore Nero burned Rome Outcried poems too built brass dome
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sniffle, analogy, creation,
Form: Other
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Jingle Jingle

Dingle, dingle, little strink;
Who the heck I am you think?

Whiffle, whiffle, toil and sniffle;
What the heck make my neck all stiffle?

Who’dat, who’dat big fat ally cat;
Where the heck you get that do’dat?

Lurky, lurky little turkey;
When the heck you go to worky?

Dapple, dapple little apple;
Why the heck you write this crapple?
Categories: sniffle, giggle, simple, word play,
Form: Light Verse
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Flowers Are Special

Flowers are special; 
even weeds often have
startlingly beautiful blossoms 
that make one forget about allergies
till the first sniffle
or watery eye…

So, what are we to conclude?

That something pleasing to
the eye can, sadly, be little more
than an optical lie--

As with every rare 
and appealing scent:
not all, necessarily, Venus
or Clark Kent….
© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sniffle, divorce, feelings, humorous, love, romance, social, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
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Love of March

As Winter sheds it armor,
young Spring proves quite a charmer.
Though I may sniffle and sneeze,
March hues and fragrances surely please. 


March 3, 2022
entered in Andrea Dietrich's March In Contest
Lind style 30 syllables rhymed  7  7  7  9 syllables     Placed 2nd
used howmanysyllables.com

entered in the Bite Size no. 40 contest
Sponsor: Line Gauthier
Categories: sniffle, spring,
Form: Verse

Duluth's Winter

Hither and thither-
of planks of bark!
and ruffled ground
with bittery spark.
The silver pool 
of dead old leaves,
bites a colden wound
'neath the shrubs 
and trees.

And timber wolves
will rouse the snow-
and their coal nose will
sniffle the deepening low.
The ears will curtsie,
held within their paws.
Its Duluth's landmark
of winter's sufferage law.

.
Categories: sniffle, animals,
Form: Free verse
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My Germ Filled Limerick

My nose is redder than red
The flu has put me in bed
I sniffle and drip
I can’t get a grip
For there’s pure lead in my head

Coughed up a poem or two
That might not make sense to you
The germs and the phlegm
Have covered this gem
Clean it, for it is…true blue!

It’s been a miserable day
Been grumpy all the way
But for this great SOUP
You guys are the scoup
Much better than meds…. I’ll say!

Eileen Manassian Ghali
Categories: sniffle, health, sympathy,
Form: Limerick
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Loud

L O U D

that’s  M E

loneliness flickers on the tv screen

I may be  L O U D

but I sniffle mostly on my own sleeve

M A N N E R S   taught me

to wait for what crumbs fall

so I treat myself to

I S O L A T I O N

until I see  R E D

then I explode

most unpleasantly

my sleeve shakes all over the place

and loudly I  B A W L

unhappily

1/3/2019

MY LOUDEST FEELINGS/Sponsor - Caren Krutsinger
Categories: sniffle, feelings,
Form: Free verse
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Three Pea Pods - Nursery Rhyme

Three pea pods on the vine Odd wee bee walks entwine Twitch, squish it is bewitched Which three peas snap a wish Fly lights on the pod Sniffle the pea bloom awed Fly sees three, jumps so pleased Flip, flip, flip twitches its wings Bird spied the bee and fly Swoop down, down, down awry Three pea pods on the vine Bee and fly flee to eglantine 2/12/2021
Tried For A Nursery Rhyme , hope you like
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sniffle, bird, insect, nursery rhyme,
Form: Rhyme
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Go To the Corner

go to the corner  
a cascade

sitting in a ratty chair
tattered, torn, very forlorn
perfectly reflects, her child-like 
despair; there is no magic to repair
her ‘sorrowful me’ rigid air while
sitting in a ratty chair
thoughts and wishes squished inside
day dreams simply refuse to fly all 
tattered, torn, and very forlorn
a sniffle, begins to grow and bloom
inside her curly little dome, it
perfectly reflects, her child-like despair.
Categories: sniffle, child, feelings,
Form: I do not know?
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The Cold Bug

A little germ to bring you down
   Just when you think you're going to town

A most unwelcome, uninvited guest
   One that robs you of much-needed rest

You cough, you wheeze, you sniffle and sneeze
   Symptoms flare up at the least hint of a breeze

     Your throat's dry; it cracks
        There's a pain in your back 
        
     Your n's sound like d's  
        You can barely say 'l' 
 
      Why can't this wee bug 
        Go directly to Hell?
Categories: sniffle, sick,
Form: Rhyme
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Measles

Written by Gail DeBole

Pink polka-dotted skin stretching body-wide.
Bulges interrupting other-wise peaceful areas.
Spots of lotion and cherry-flavored tongue 
Comforting misery.

Across the room, stacked in safety;
Precious dollies that will be played with another day.
With forever smiles.

One last sniffle for the night.
A hankie is tossed into the glass that serves as a hoop.
Nostrils attempt to function, and a sudden cough 
Shocks the precious dollies. 

Their smiles remain.
Categories: sniffle, childhood, health,
Form: Imagism
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