Short Spots Poems

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


Premium Member Blind Spots

Blind Spots

There's always blind spots
without any fore thoughts.
Never mind consequences,
never any mending fences.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Can a Leopard Change Their Spots

it’d be impossible for a leopard to change their spots outwardly 

however, that same leopard had a significant change inwardly
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

God's Beauty Spots

I saw the sun shimmering through,

a broken bottle with slivers of blue.

Nothing goes unnoticed by God,

even a bottle in muddy sod!
Form: Rhyme

Spots Differ

truth of things 
                                              touching the big world 
                                                      spots differ
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Spots and Dots

giraffes have spots
a frog does too
butterflies with dots
are eyeing you

my hands are spotted
like my nose used to be
completely polka dotted
they’re age spots you see
age


Premium Member Age Spots

You know you're old when age spots appear A sign old man time has crept up from the rear No warning or sign The passage of time Just yesterday I was out with the boys drinking beer
age
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fighting For Parking Spots

Sitting in my car waiting for my Cathie dear Not everybody's as nice as me, I fear Fighting for parking spots Tempers sure flare a lot Wonder they didn't kick each other in the rear
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Life's Rough Spots

Andrea once mentioned life's rough spots At the time seem insurmountable and we cry a lot But as sure as tomorrow We get over the sorrow And carry on undaunted with whatever upcrops
Form: Limerick

Haiku - Ladybugs

haiku ~ ladybugs

pretty black round spots
adorned red charming lady
flies faster than blink

ladybugs are beautiful creatures that fly in a fraction of second and protect themselves.

8/4/2020
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Life's Rough Spots

Brilliant, stupendous, colossal, I used to be called But recently my utter coolness has become quite quelled Perhaps coz my body Has become quite shoddy No need for pity though, brain's still unparelled
Form: Limerick

Bruised Spots

After the deluge:dark,
where the river,
meets the sea-
a city becomes a ghost.

*

The narrator,
went to sleep,
A story moved on.

*

A replica
steps out from the black
water, white
as the moon.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Premium Member Naughty Spots

“Open wide”, said he, “wanna see what you've got Settle down, I'm your dentist, wanna see your chops Your mind's in the gutter” Then he started to stutter Began to squim as she nibbled his naughty spots © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Line Is Not Lion

Zafar is very stringent about line and is not ready to change. He wants that one Lakeer (Line) which he will never step out of no matter how many logical explanations you provide.line which is found between the legs of girls and women...
Note.female genitals...

Sun Spots

Tiger lillies,
give some the willies.
They think they're ODD, 
but such folk are Sillies. 
"Liliam lancifolium," 
are not demonic, 
more like iconic, Royal, 
even:"Kingdom: 
Plantae", royally 
dotted: I love the lillies, 
because they're spotted, 
Say, like my BOD.
© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballade

White Spots

Pollen rushing

though the grass

as chipmunks dig

thoughtlessly.



White spots, a fawn

darts into

the morning sun

Doe's eyes sail,

opaque. Her child.



A hand through

the fence rouses

her over

the pure white spots

soon to fade. 



She eats.
Form:

Leopard Cannot Change Its Spots

A-frican leopard can't change its spots, 
I-n terms of man's character; 
L-earning to transform is tough, 
Y-es, trying hard doesn't matter.

M-onday November twenty-seventh
I-s in the nature's thoughts; 
R-earranging the person is difficult, 
A-sian leopard can't change its
S-pots.
Form: Acrostic

The Arid Spots of Life

There could be soft spots in this earthly sojourn, 
But all agree that there are arid zones
That sear and inflame your bones, 
Times you wouldn't want for a second relived; 
The diamond rocks in the flesh of butter, 
Occasions on which the claws of fate engulfed
And tentacles of hard luck mercilessly ground.
Form:

Night Car Spots

dark weekend nights

the time of fancy dinners

supercars parked

the sound of v12’s fill the air

behind there’s a Bugatti

in front a Lamborghini

as midnight creeps around

everyone starts to leave

for them it’s just another night

for me it’s a dream


- inspired my my little brother :)
car

Premium Member What Are Age Spots

What are age spots? The children ask me.
I show them mine.
They are amazed, oohing and ahhing.
We used to call them freckles, I tell them. But now they are age spots.
They are six and seven.
I wonder if they will remember this when they turn my age.
I am spotted like a giraffe I say.
They giggle.
Perhaps they will remember this.

Spots In the Night Sky

The colder dark rolls in,
Slowly and gently and black,
Its getting colder as it gets dim
Like a evil assassin attack
A dark silent strike from the back
Dark birds fly; fly fast and with fear
Are they birds; perhaps bats fly near
Whatever they are, they move with the dark,
Through the warmer and hot months of the year,
Towards a light, a shine or simply a spark.
Form: Dizain

An Idea Spots Cracks

As an idea it keeps spotting cracks,
Many beginning to lose their tracks,
Owner of the idea more brain racks
But the doomed wonder a lot still lacks...

Only his young wife the idea backs!
What more through an intact ego hacks?
Sam is sure of receipts of fresh knocks.
On his door a hostile view one tacks
"Samuel deserves sea water in bags
Ten of it or sound thought drags".
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member DAILY GRATITUDE AGE SPOTS

DAILY GRATITUDE

As I grow a little older…somewhere from within…
I notice these little age spots keep appearing on my skin.

But I’ve decided these little spots…that show my wear and tear
To be thankful …to be grateful…to be happy they are there…

Yes I’ve decided to welcome these spots 
that have joined me on this ride…
To be more like a ladybug…and where my spots with pride
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
age
Form: Rhyme

Weak Spots Ii

The rain and a sigh
The silence before a daring drop
A calm utterance of hope whilst sharing a prayer 
A well-timed gaze

An avid expectancy
Followed by a tickle of surprise
A thoughtful offering
No money can buy

The word “adore” 
Amongst a woodland wild
A deep kiss in cold places
The heat between eager lips

Literatures of fondness
Dismembering time and space
A lingering tune 
With a poignant resolve

Weak Spots Xxvii

When happiness is foreign, 
People build their homes
Surrounded by misery—
For it is all they have ever known 

To know that true love 
Is painless, 
Is a thought—for some, 
Much like an unattainable dream

Emotions find release,
Spewing from all pores 
In sweat and tears—
Revelations of want

Meet possibility
When that special one
Leads with love and light 
To safe ecstacy once only dreamed


2.27.20

Weak Spots Xvi

In those sweet voices, 
Traces of euphoria and poisons,
Pour out in waves, 
Entering canals 

Sound becomes delicacy,
The body Enraptured
—Horripilation—
Titillating the flesh

Instruments smite the still air—
Smokes and oxygen
Are not the only source of breath—
My tears form in perspired release

Those bumps spreading,
In the strangest of places,
Through the doors. . .
Through the windows. . .


2.16.20

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