Short Squirming Poems

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


Worms In Dirt ~ (Haikus)

Dirty worms squirming
Excavating with instinct
Wiggle brown wormy ~

Shoveling thick dirt
Accidently cut a worm
It wiggles in pain
© Jane Bowen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Puppy Love For Micropoetry Conest

I ride a leaky newspaper raft
Adrift on the linoleum
Anxiously awaiting an
An attack of smelly
squirming happiness
covered in fuzz:
Puppy love.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Lizard Woman

Lizard woman with mellow yellow face
Puts a fellow into a squirming place
I gave her a nod
She sniffed like a clod
We won’t be propagating human race
Form: Limerick

"eel Pie"

I'm longing for warm eel pie,
tis' a squirming delight to the eye,

     me wife she eschews,
     eel pie and eel stews,
 
and eats only fried eel on rye!
© Bill Frew  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

The Angler and His Worms

The most Compleat Angler that's ever been
A zillion worms he'd gleefully dangled
Lies cold and squirming, and sadly doth glean
He's feast for the worms used while he angled
Form: Epigram


An Outing

Writhe a worm
Fold of my arms
Global warm-ing
Squirming free from

Carriage ride
Chariot fire 
Butterfly dye
My fair lady
__________________________|
PENNED ON AUGUST 03, 2014!
Form: Verse

Too Excited

My swimmers on, to the beach I ran,
Across the hot, white, squirming sand,
The first wave faced knocked me rotten,
My dad had told me but I'd forgotten,
Jump the waves son if you can.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Worm Turns To Butterfly-

silk moist squirming worm
crawls  metamorphosizing
folding molding to
~
so a  picturesque
now a flying beautiful
insect butterfly


9/1/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member It Depends

Don't stop me now, on a roll my friends Destined for greatness wearing my Depends As I accept congratulations Squirming during my oration Hope no one notices and my speech transcends
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member It Depends

Don't stop me now, I'm on a roll my friends Destined for greatness wearing my Depends As I accept congratulations Squirming during my oration Hope no one notices and my speech transcends
Form: Limerick

Sheltered Under a Capital T

Ask me a question
don't ask to ask me a question
Tell me crawling little lies
that burrow inside
Squirming tingles
I can't keep the secrets
i have let go
Trust rusts and ruts
Lies idles slides ides
march

Premium Member Buzzard Gets His Lunch

teeny tiny field mouse did not have a chance there
eagle-eyed red headed buzzard spotted him from the air
swooped down, then took mouse up to fifteen thousand feet
making him into a squirming wiggly tasty treat
Form: Rhyme

Wigglies

Saw one squirming out of the drain
Was it an earthworm or a baby snake?
Must it think the loo a posh place?
Tried washing it back to its home
Stubbornly held on, refused to go
Perhaps its left its past life below?
Form: Verse

Premium Member Lies Within

Listen to poem:
what lies within
that chin
beneath quivering lips
that belies the lie
within the tongue
tied by bounds
of clenched teeth
holding within
the lies squirming
in a swarm of spit
lying to be cast in
a phlegm amen

Premium Member Cries In the Night







            wrapped in pink bunting
            squirming, wiggling and crying
            earth's hungry angel


            

              September 22, 2020
                     4pm PST

Form: Senryu

Premium Member Her Curvy Young Chassis

A sweet young girlie in bra and panties Makes my wee friend stand up and get all antsy I lose total control Squirming in my camisole As I longingly survey her curvy young chassis © Jack Ellison 2015
fun
Form: Limerick

Spark

Your mind is like a cigarette
And your heart is like a tank of gasoline,
So who am I to pull the trigger?
And who are you to play with fire?
And who are we to take this squirming light
And paint the world with screams?

Premium Member Smelling Night Crawlers

After the rain I started to smell them
They have a distinct odor, not a fragrance
I had to walk carefully, as to not squash them
They were squirming on the sidewalk and in the grass
Night crawlers, giving me nightmares some nights

Premium Member Enormous Wingspan

I saw a large shadow in the water
Something ominous coming from up high
She hit the water with a large splash
There was a bit of a battle but not much
Horned owl took off holding her catch
Her wingspan was enormous
The catfish stopped squirming

Chronic Acid Reflux

A perfectly predictable purplish tabby cat misbehaves
Dancing across magnificent magpies excavated graves
Squirming yellow shining housefly larvae she enslaves
Swimming  through thick sticky b-positive tidal waves
A polka dotted butterfly with stiletto and cream shaves
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Cries Crirpings From Wiggling Worms-

Whispers crying; Caveat twix tween dead winter and lively spring; there's a voice in The Dark Hollow dark chirpings of crawling worms Being eaten by swollen birds Screaming are the crawling squirming worms
1/19/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Love Tanka

You clasp me squirming 
                                           Like desire kissing apples
                                                 Of secret passion
                                        Making my face summer dawn
                                        In your hard earned enclosure
Form: Tanka

Depths of Despair

Depths of Despair
     Rise it will not, is
     Buried deep in the kernel
     Of the  mortal being
Soul squirming to realm beyond
Trail of blood inked black with grief

Earlier submitted
Date
26 Sept 2016
Contest 
Lament a Tanka
Now submitting for contest 261 max 5 lines
Date Jan 9 2017
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Precipice Sf

Restless,
wanting.
Sitting on a precipice.
Squirming on the brink of discovery.
Wishing to leap,
float into unseen possibilities.
Wanting to embrace a new reality!
Why am I unable to trust?
Leaning on my fear.
So afraid,
You will let me fall.


Andrea Dietrich's "Sucintly Free Contest"
Written November 13th 2013

A Blushing Day

A fretful humble day murmurs, thoughtfully 
Midnight dives, harvest sun cavorts
With a delicate stirring through the weeds 
Squirming in rusted quality 

O' cold fall moves fiercely 
In shades of blood red in the fog 
The afore-winter moon pillars tauntingly
Whilst daylight beams the dance floor with accolades

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