Short Stubbing Poems

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


I'M Blind

Bumping into everything
Stubbing my toe
Hips are bruised
Fractured my elbow

Tripped over the dog
The wall was closer than it appeared
My nose is now broke
Something I've always feared

Contact Lenses
Maybe glasses will do
I hope I don't look in the mirror
I'd scare myself too
Form: Rhyme


Cerebral Peace

STOP!!!!
The person at this address has moved

He went to find his mind
it left a while ago

For a year he's been fumbling around
aimlessly without a brain

bumping into walls and stubbing his toe
walking blindly through cities with nowhere to go

Now he's left, 
in search of cerebral peace

I'll let you know if he finds it.
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Addicted

As I take a sip of this so-called ‘cancer stick’
I feel my lungs blackening 
I tilt my head back and exhale
The suffocating smoke turns into lovely ribbons
This soothing sensation only lasts for a moment, I am aware
When I end the life of this cigarette, stubbing it out
It will only be several handfuls of minutes
Before the lighter is summoned again
I am 
Addicted.

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