Short Sprayed Poems

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


DRESS TO IMPRESS

A woman had dress to impress
But attracted the wrong guest
Lustful men at her door
Who demanded way more
But was sprayed for being a pest
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
fun
Form: Limerick


Moon Flizzens Round Face

moon flizzens round face
                            sea mermaids are singing blues
                                    sprayed into the air
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Bad Hair Day

Washed and dried and fluffed and curled,
Sprayed to hold the look in place.
Into the rain and it unfurled,
Wet and flattened all over my face.

Heil - the American Nationalist Greeting

After you pass our barbwire gates
Welcome to the United States!
A non-white face
Gets sprayed with Mace
But if you have cash, we'll be mates!
Form: Limerick

Santa Sprayed the Toys

Santa sprayed all the Christmas toys
To save all the girls and boys
He sprayed the virus out
Then he jumped and shout
Making a whole lot of noise
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Rust Stain

Slingshot Colorful streak Sprayed right upon A natural dull stone Splayed upon a dark blue rock With orange
Russell Sivey Form Vignette
Form: Verse

Premium Member Dull Green

Encased in dull green Olive, sullen lime, broken Sprayed fog delivered Opening a dance filled night A hue of green, unknown shade
Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka

Thread

50N sulfuric acid
If sprayed  on any fabric
Instantly turns it to rags
Just like some absences
Which sweep as a storm
N'tatter our souls
Bruise our hearts
Up to 
shreds.
Form: Nonet

Hammock

Wedding dress of the blue sky
Sprayed with shiny golden stars
Laid amid silver flowers
Angels sprinkled soft dew drops

By-Tahera Mannan
Contest- Hammock of the sky in Tanaga
Form: Verse

Premium Member Twilight

setting sun's brushes  
shred their shades on skies and clouds ---
color-sprayed waters


16 August 2022
Nature Themed Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Orkin Man

I scratched and called the Orkin man. 
He sprayed and gently set his traps.
He smiled, reassuring me
with a one-month guarantee
31 days later. Karma came scratching back
Form: Limerick

Whiskey

Strong whiskey got me cock-eye drunk
Caused me to fall in a batch of raw conch
They were stuck to my face
And was sprayed with strong mace
Then they called me a scary a_ _ punk
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Haiku 8 - Pier Sentinel

aqua water swirls
salt sprayed air licks dry sea oats
quick pelican gulps
Copyright, September 18, 2014 Faye Lanham Gibson
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Parody of Hey Diddle Diddle

Hey diddle diddle The dog did a piddle Right in front of the groom The bride’s dress was sprayed But she wasn’t dismayed … He’s a guest of the bride and the groom! 10~04~16
Form: Rhyme

Night

Choking on the stars
as they vie for audience
gold and silver sprinkles
sprayed by cloudless form
splinter myself
in the midnight hues
as darkness crawls
to top the mountain
and whisper of the mist

Trump's Hair Sprayed By Golden Showers

Hair Sprayed With Golden Showers

We liked it when America  once was ours,
Instead of being a part of Trump Towers;
Hard to explain;
Full of disdain;
Likes hair sprayed  with golden showers.


Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

A Drunken Spider

A Drunken Spider

There once was a huge golden-silk spider.
Bobby Joe ran to sit down beside her.
He threw some sticks at her web.
Her frustrations did not ebb.
So, he sprayed on a liquor elixir.

© August 4, 2010
Dane Smith-Johnsen
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Stinky Skunk

Stinky Skunk

                                          Black, white furry skunk
                                        Encounter sprayed accident
                                          Sprayed again your fault

By Eve Roper 3/1/2015
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Big Mouth

Someone stepped on his foot
That big mouth opened wide
The odor that came from inside
What had he consumed, garlic root

Hey, would someone take out
The trash again and put in bin
The one outside the door
While Frebreze is sprayed galore

Premium Member The Elevator Incident

There once was a man in an elevator Riding his elephant named Ella Vader She felt she had to sneeze Her man she tried to please So, she sprayed peanuts on the curator
I know the wrong syllable count on 1, 2, and 5
Form: Limerick

In Flight

Colossal raced the churning waves

Neighing loudly, tossed mane

dripping

Enticing Desire to frolic

Their matched white coats mottled

Sea sprayed





Contest title : Memento of Water
Visual: 3
Date: 3/7/2015
Theresa Stephens
Form: Verse

Daddy Revisited

No more swastikas -
you're with Daddy now.
When father sneezes,
Dachau odes are sprayed
onto sandpaper.

Linen tissues
glaze his black horns.
Dish rags polish
obtuse pitchforks.

Papa squirms
in a bag
full of God.

Achoo!
Ach, du

Die!
© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.

The Moon

The Moon

large white gazing ball
hangs upon nothing
in the dark carpet above
billowing canvas 

myraids of crystals
pierce black pillows
at the farthest point
where the water never ends

silver sprayed twinkling shine
staining the glassy sea
Form: Sonnet

Avenue 11

Avenue 11
Pierced through the skin of my ears
Sprayed into my atmosphere
Exclamation marks aplenty
And stained blue and white uniforms
So very lovely and uneven
Like the paths I have crossed
Like the streets I have walked
And the avenues I have stalked
Form:

Premium Member Douglas

*Image of Best Nature Wind by Gfycat.
douglas patriarch skies prayed volcanic aerosols sprayed uke strummed hula swayed 2020 July 26 *1st Place* STRAND completely new (14)any theme any form ~~Brian Strand: Judged 2020 July 28
Form: Haiku

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