Short Spilt Poems

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


Spilt Milk

I spilt some milk on my chocolate
Milk on my Chocolate
I Spilt some milk on my chocolate
Milk on my chocolate
I spilt some milk on my chocolate
Milk on my Chocolate
Form: Lyric


Premium Member Braveheart Secrets Spilt

just under his kilt
                 slightly hanging at a tilt
                     from the tip to hilt
           once great weapon starts to wilt
             highland dirk ~ covered in silt

By David Kavanagh 

highland dirk = Scottish stabbing weapon
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Crying Over Spilt Love

It may be a day of red 
Which would make something that should be said 
A Mother's love is un denying 
Putting up with her child's whining 
That turns into innocent sighing 
So on this day of love 
Let's reach a little above 
While acting peacefully in the tradition of a white dove
Form: Rhyme

Spilt Milk

With over forty
years apart
let’s pretend
it’s just a day
That time we’ve lost
and what it cost
to ignore
and look away

We can’t tunnel
through the heartache
but a bridge over
can be built
To put behind
those days unrhymed
with tomorrow
— yet unfelt

(Dreamsleep: June, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Spilt Ink Maigc 9

Quiet until that pen was found,
ink spilt words make you brave.
With one line a rebel was crowned,
regardless of the message. 
Spoken with spirit they’re spellbound,
style hangs heavy in the air. 
Turn of phrase with a posh sound,
ink spilt words make you brave.
She didn’t step up to mess around.
Form: Other


Spilt

currently 
the current of
my life's stream
is a day dream that
lasts all through the night

but as was
once said one 
can't step in the 
same stream twice 
so older i float in flights

of fancy
fancying that
fantasy is a far
better thing to do
then thinking i know

what's
around
the
next
bend
Form:

Spilt Red Wine Along Cold Hands

I raise a glass to you
My lips lingering along the glass
I pull away the stains along my wrists permanent

Your eyes roll to look at the mind you don't have

"To the happy couple." I smile over your bodies 

I cannot tell if when you told me I was insane if you were right

I remember how cold your hands were, maybe you were already dead
I don't think you can be colder than this

The miss you dawn on me
The lies you spew like blood

Spilt Blood Says More

Here I stand with a razor in hand
I stare into the mirror and see my reflection
Tears falling and scars that will never heal
You don't care and you never understood
That the pain I feel is real
I slash my wrist and clench my fist
Bittersweet release and bliss
I drop the blade and fall to my knees
As I drift into an everlasting sleep
I weep for your return
But now I finally learn
That love is not true unless your blood runs red
Cause words mean nothing when your heart is dead
Form:

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace