Short Suffered Poems

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


Premium Member A watchman noticed a shepherd

hurling morality his pulpit suit rich red impressed myopic saints his breath suffered from wine
Form: Other


Pulse of a Cat's Heart

Rises when trapping a rat
Not once has it suffered
From high blood pressure
The rat it cashes for meals
It enjoys in calm peace

I Love

I love to think on Him,
Who suffered once for me,
Whose love for me will never die,
Through all eternity.

(copyright 10/30/15)
Form: Lyric

Berry Throm

Berry Throm suffered toothache
He went to see Doctor Jake
To have it come out man was willing
He was glad there was no bad drilling.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member I Walked the Earth

I walked the surface of the earth
like a fly on a bulb of light - 
and for what it may be worth,
I suffered, not, a better plight.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Together's Lonely Struggle

Concealed from us the reason of,
My daemons and their mien. Because...
In all this time we never knew,
How deeply I have suffered too.
Form: Couplet

Two Survivors

My mother and aunts
All suffered from breast cancer
Mom’s right breast removed

She had the choice to abort
But she risked her life for me
Form: Tanka

Long Have I Stood

Long have I stood
Long stood have I gazed
Long gazed have I thought
Long thought have I suffered
Long suffered have I 
Long have I stood

Premium Member Slipped Disc

I think I suffered an accidental,
maybe physical, maybe mental.  
Was there something that I missed?
Perhaps, my brain has slipped a disc.
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Burkinafaso

I agree with your move to liberty.'
All have suffered, under the same tyranny.!
Ibrahim highligted at the un
Now may all humanity become free.!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Clerihew Tennyson

Alfred Tennyson was created a Lord
but his poetry ever strikes a chord
He suffered an emotional blow
when fellow poet-rebel.Hallam was laid low
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Freedoms Cost

Many white crosses 

We have suffered such losses 

All for freedoms sake 

A precious gift they all gave 

Our beautiful country saved...
Form: Tanka

Scornucopia

I graduated from Murphy’s Law School: 
	Anything that can go wrong will go wrongfully accused, I suffered a public
				             Scornucopia.
© Anon Umus  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Neither One

So, Jeanine stifler's mother
and bold Finchy are lovers.
Both were willing and able.
Rumbaed on the pool table. 
Guess is neither one suffered.
Form: Limerick

Horn Terror Haiku

Horn Terror Haiku

"Of bad news I have
To again be the bearer;
Suffered more terror."

James Thomas Horn
Retired Veteran, Poet
and Soothsayer
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Gravity

There was once a man called Lavity
Who suffered the forced of gravity
His balls would sag
So he carried ‘em in a bag
He even knocked out a cavity
Form: Limerick

The Lucky Old Man

There was an old man from Keokuk,
Who suffered a spate of bad luck,
He said with a grin,
When he finally got in,
I couldn't buy a break for a buck!
© Uncle Bob  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Lost It On My Lap

Lost It On My Lap

Saw another ap
That suffered from a mishap
Lost it on my lap.

Wow. Spell check doesn't
recognize AP. Small world.

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

On the Cross

Nailed to the cross 
He suffered and died
For the sins
Of this world,
Christ, the Son of God.


   W.A. CHOLT . COPYRIGHT  Fergal O Reilly  2017.
© W.A. Cholt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

S E A

You have a heroic soul
  of a thousand cries kept
 in bitter joy suffered
  of so many succumbed fish,
so many shipwrecked men,
 and frightened ...

Lear's Limerick

There once was a poet from London,
Whose verses often veered t’word a pun,
He suffered the asthma,
Had anemic plasma,
So paper and ink summed up his fun
© Luke Hobbs  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Incest Aside

A young lad who bullied his sisters
Woke up to his tool bearing blisters
According to Mary
It was a Tooth Fairy
Who suffered tongue-twisters from misters
Form: Limerick

Sneezes

There once was a young man from Calgary
Who suffered great from ragweed allergy
Eyes would itch
Nose would twitch
Sneezes could be heard clear to Germany
Form: Limerick

Intimacy of Love

Suffered game of love,
wishing to be the other,
desires to live the other,
as   Someone who drinks to the last sip,
and who ardently desires to be one...!

Route 66ish No 20

Route 66ish No 20

An old chap from near San Diego
Suffered from chronic lumbago,
He tried using cocaine
Again and again,
Then decided to eat lots of sago.
© Tim Riding  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

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