Short Squish Poems

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


Premium Member Hand Painted Porcelain

finding a niche
answer to a wish
painting neon fish
flourish and a swish
a fine porcelain dish
careful do not squish
Form: Rhyme


As You Wish

As You Wish

As you wish
unless you’re a fish
or a bug I could squish
but since your a dish
it will be As You Wish

6/18
Form:

Premium Member Caterpillar and Fish

I know a caterpillar and a fish,
but I won't catch and I won't squish. 
I'm not sure why, but maybe because
one is slick and one has fuzz.
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Spring Mud

Mud
first sign
of spring thaw
slippery worms
dance with the robins
nestlings calling
the cadence
slow step
squish

2/19/2022

Springtime Ninette Contest
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Boots stay outside

Squish squash guts and slime
Mom says boots are banned from mudroom
New rule throughout caterpillar season



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other


Squish

Michael McGregor wielded a wild flyswatter
he used it in places he not aughter.
Each swat made a mess
causing wife distress 
so he up and ran off with their daughter.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Quelch the Ire

Quench your desire, to quelch the ire. Squish your wish, quell and welch on greed's glut Be satisfied with a belch of gut.
------------- 21 April 2017
Form: Sijo

Spiders, Yuck!

There is a spider on my wall, I tried to squish it with a baseball; But I only made it mad, Oh man, this is bad, Why am I afraid of something so small.
Form: Limerick

Hark Poetry Bullies I Await

Cast your bad words to any poem
I will squish you like a bug
Hurt my poetry peep’s it will be your end
I am the master of bad words
My fly Swatter

Will squish you like a bug
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

Porcelain Patty

"Porcelain Patty"  is as white as a dish
With the sexiest body a man could wish
A real treat to cuddle
(She sleeps on the puddle)
But shrieks to High Heaven when two bodies squish!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Tail Like a Fish

Too-tall Jackson had a tail like a fish 
But when he swam his gym shoes went squish-squish
   He took up basketball
   That was sure the right call
Happy end to his tale ~ A perfect swish!
Form: Limerick

Romp and Stomp On Swamp

Romp and Stomp On Swamp

What they have done to expansive swamp,
Is to jump right on it and then really romp;
Water squish,
With anguish;
Others have been doing Stonybrook stomp.

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

Premium Member All Over My Chemise-O

The dangerous critter is the lowly mosquito They spread germs around the world, my amigos Need to squish them flat With a swat and a splat Watch for blood all over your chemise-o
Form: Limerick

Bug Off

Blood sucking vicious pest-mosquitos
Malaria, fever, cramps, and pain
Itching red raised whelps, begin
Swat, slap, squish, shoo. Make goo.
Encephalitis
West Nile Virus
Dormant germs
Vampire
Leech
Form: Nonet

Awake Then Asleep

Summer, darkened off.
Hung yet of o'er
As bright to the core
Nectarine. Peach.

Arboured italian!
Now my pleasure
To share whose leisure
Ripe to ravish
Soft cheeked, alike squish.
When for, so reach.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Lowly Mosquito

The most dangerous critter is the lowly mosquito Spreading nasty germs round the world, my amigos Need to squish them flat With a swat and a splat Watch for blood and guts all over your chemise-o
Form: Limerick

Soup

I’m playing in the garden making caterpillar soup
I squish them with a stick to make a caterpillar gloop
Mix it with some water and then stir till there’s a froth
Then I drink it from a jam jar, lovely caterpillar broth
© John Fenn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Nonsense and Gibberish

Reduced to nonsense and gibberish
Unable to think; the brain’s gone squish
Dissolved into a puddle of drool
A muttering, stuttering dazed old fool.
Diminished capacity all can see
Sadly, not Biden, I’m talking ‘bout me.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Mud Fun

Slush, slosh, marching in the goo,
Put on your boots and I'll march with you!
Squish, squash, making funny noise,
Mud was made for us girls and boys!
Slush, slosh, marching in the goo,
Doo doo-doo doo doo-dee, doo doo dee-doo!

Squash

Strenuous work,
Gimme a perk, 
It hurts, the pain,
I'm not the same.

Bending backs,
facing the facts,
I'm not a farmer,
A bogus charmer.

And they tell me;
Be careful said he--
It's squash, not squish
You work or you flee.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Jim Acosta Vs Sir Ass

Jim Acosta made it too uncomfortable for Sir Ass So Jim was banished from the White House, they revoked his pass The Prez began to gobble Started to weeble wobble Obviously, squish him before Sir Ass gets too embarrassed
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Lowly Mosquito

The most dangerous critter is the lowly mosquito They spread nasty germs round the world, mes amigos Need to squish them flat With a swat and a splat Watch for blood and guts all over your chemise-o © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Squish-El

And the rain is playing tricks With the tricks the neighbors squish Across the deck, up above My door, can’t really see ‘um Some joke it is, think it’s mine but I don’t know the punchline And the rain is playing tricks
7/6/2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Onomatopoeia

Our hen dropped an egg – plop!     
Orange balloon stuck - pop!    
Odd wee bird sang - cuckoo!    
Obese farmer screamed - shoo!    
Old satin skirt went - swish!    
Once ripe grape trampled – squish!    
One sound-word this – oh, pish! 


Written April 2, 2021
Form: List

Premium Member Being Herself

she kicked off her shoes and let the sand squish into her toes
the music was straight out of the seventies, folk and fun
with excitement she began to twirl and kick up the beach
feeling nineteen again, not caring who saw
being herself for the first time in fifty years
age

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