Short Suction Poems

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


The Kiss

My toes curled under as he kissed me.
Our lips locked in passion so strong,
Knee caps cracked in reaction
When the suction was gone.
Heels touched the floor
I looked up
At his 
Nose.
Form: Nonet


Premium Member He's Constipated

An in-patient named Mustapha Dump Said his faeces were wedged in a lump His diet must improve So the blockage can move Or his treatment’s a huge suction pump! 08-29-17
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Grand Canyon Mouth

Know some people with a Grand Canyon mouth When they yawn, things not nailed down go south Fridges and microwaves Two hundred ton whales All succumb to this suction, even your spouse
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Grand Canyon Mouth

Know some people with a Grand Canyon mouth When they yawn, things not nailed down, go south Fridges and microwaves Two hundred ton whales All succumb to this suction, even your spouse
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Grand Canyon Mouth

Know some people with a Grand Canyon mouth When they yawn, things not nailed down, go south Fridges and microwaves Two hundred ton whales All succumb to this suction, even your spouse
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Zen mode

the suction force magical
of the guru chakra
draws in the essence of soma
from the whirring third eye
upwards, upwards, through itself
into the crown chakra
that as a seamless whole we be
entwined with universal mind

so be it

Nymphatic

Siren or sea nymph queen
Sea hag encircled by arms,
Serenity isn't her domain--
Silent swarm of suction cups
Tell secrets to the mistress
Enchantress of deep dreams
Dark abyss of abysmal kelp beds,
Belies the smile she keeps
Kindled on her maidens face.

Premium Member Limerick: Then This Wily Woman From Franco's Spain - 3

Limerick : Then this Wily Woman from Franco’s Spain – 3

Then this Wily Woman from Franco’s Spain
Got the old suction pump jerking again
She pumped herself so hard
They said she set record
Till sewers now run through her to the Seine.

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Tornado

Twirling, swirling, whirling
up Up into the sky,
natures vacuum cleaner 
sucking all to fly…
whilst eccentric, zany chasers 
shoot to stun the world,
others hide petrified 
from natures’ fury hurled.
Powerfully rotating and
strengthening her suction,
destroying all that’s in her path
leaving mass destruction.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Simple Wish

I think it would be really neat
to have suction cups for feet,
I would not be limited, anymore,
to walking only on the floor.
Summer, Winter, Spring and Fall,
I'd stroll the ceiling and the wall. 
Everyone would fall in love
with me as I look down from above, 
knowing I will never drop,
as my feet loudly pop, pop, pop.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Eight-Armed Visitor

Anchored 25 miles offshore in the Gulf of Mexico
The rod bends sharply; anxiously I struggle to pull up my catch
Alas, not dinner, just a mischievous scarlet octopus
The line is cut, but with suction cups it clings to the boat
Why couldn’t this have been the one that got away?





*June 13, 2018
For Silent One's "Five Lines"

Premium Member Shop Repair

Kreepy Crawley sprung a hole
Without suction it won't roll
To the shop it did go and stood (I had already thought about duct tape)
PVC pipe, glue, just like new very good...(And cheap)

Sometimes the men in our lives
Grate, irritate, and annoy
But all in all it is great just to 
Have a man about the house


(Haven't the foggiest what this is)
Form:

Premium Member The Judgment Day

Alone will all stand, void of lawyers or mentors no person will escape from the best orators chance has no chance, gone is the period of options human deeds are displayed for reckoning to auction heaven and hell seated and ready to suction a judge is on the throne not an arbitrator who condemns to everlasting pain on any traitor.

Fast Cash

Fast cash
grab it nasty
Digital speed
While surplus bleeds
Suction greed

Make a flash
Urgent fast cash
The kind you need
The dollars that feed
Out of the way
Raining paper today

Target harnessed
Every ounce of cash
Government injected
Private inflected
Infect opportunity

Cash lies in wait
Eyes filled with hate
Never get stuck
Slash and bash
Cash to snatch

The Pacific Spiny Lumpsucker

With suction cups on its body,
It clings to rocks and such
So tidal currents really do not
Bother it too much.

Its teeth, as sharp as needles,
Line the rims of bulbous lips
And spiky studs, like armor,
Fend off anything that grips.

If this awful-sounding creature
Makes you frightened, you’d be wrong
For this lumpy little sucker’s
Just a mere 3 inches long!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member - It’s A Lot -


    When one becomes aged
    there are multiple goodbyes 
    than hellos
    In every case of loss,
    learn to find peace in farewell

    Feel the suction in your stomach 
    and the wonderful roar ...
    step on the gas ... LIVE ... HELLO !
    I guess all roads eventually
    lead back the echo of the silence

    A tear in my eye, refuses to fall
    Cherish every turn and bump on the road

Premium Member Copla Treinta Y Dos This Bad Guy World

COPLA TREINTA Y DOS : This Bad Guy World

Human existence’s redundant
Universe’s too vast and lost
Our Earth’s nought

Fat Cats steal the show with their stunt
Flex vain muscles on this thin crust
Fools give not thought

Power’s just a stuffed pyramid
Men of little worth sans vision
Straddle countries

Andromeda’s hurtling rabid
Wall of Back Holes tugging suction
Milky Way freeze

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.

Here-Gone-Fresh

Here–Gone-Fresh

Here
Are but 
Children as
They meet the beach
Forewarned of rip tides
Suction at the
Shore eating
Their feet
Gone

Fresh
Salt air
Filling up 
The boys’ young lungs
Crabs scuttle sideways
Seagulls fly free
Dive for fish
Tides coming
Fresh                                                                

Jill Spagnola aka Sunshine Williams
November 13th, 2015
Eve’s Oil Painting 1, 2, 3, any form contest
Form: Ninette

Premium Member I Choose Something Fun To Kill Me

Many things could kill you.
Car wrecks, fall from a roof, electrocution,
starvation, heart attack, brain cancer, Alzheimer’s.
I shall choose something fun to kill me.
Walking the plank, shoot out at the OK corral,
boomerang rebound, King Kong, a cephalopod attack
I dream of watching a giant squid pull me away
With his enormous suction cups,
his tentacles and giant arms making the victory sign.
It is a memorable death, making a terrific obituary story.
me

Premium Member Unsung Lullaby

Today, the suction method is used         
A  method some consider crude
 Or even cruel, but it is excused
 Because  nothing is taboo

The practice goes back to ancient times
Where some cultures considered it a crime
Pennyroyal, soapwort, and sage
Were often used to disengage
And to bring to an abrupt end
That which cannot fend

Precious lives ending too soon
Before they can be sung a lullaby
Violently expelled from the womb
Before they can even cry
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Darkness Falls Gritty

Even behind your house

darkness falls all the way down

to the ground in dirt

with many arms you

try to grasp reality

suction cups in mind

guilt takes a walk

on the wild side

inhibitions take a hike

freedom reigns until

your conscience tastes salt again

on lips moist and tender

heat rises and the gritty

satin sheets love stained

blowing in the wind

like the song of

long ago are begging

for the answer

the question

beckons:

is the falling

gritty darkness growing?
© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.

O Lovely Kids

O’ Lovely boys of Eden,
O’ Dearest lassies of paradise;
O’ sweet little charming kids;
You love your life;
You are Content with what you are;
You are Content with what you have;
You are chimera as sky,
Look nothing when we see,
But are strong enough,
To carry billions of twinkling stars;
You are Zero when added one is ten,
The more the zero more the count;
You are nothing but vacuum,
Your power of suction is unbound,
A tornado strong enough to engulf all…

© Sadashivan Nair,

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