Short Swamped Poems

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


Beautiful Moments, Painful Moments

The hurting verdure 
Has swamped my mind completely 
With lingering past 
Do not know how to endure 
Haunting union in meadows....
Categories: swamped, angst, beautiful, pain,
Form: Tanka


Feel Like Igor

Lately I feel like Igor with a hump,
swamped with work a continuous pump,
running everywhere,
yes master I care,
Frankenstein warehouse giving me goose bumps.









12-17-16
Categories: swamped, humor, work,
Form: Limerick

Brody and Quint

This old sea-rig is swamped and don't float
I TOLD you we'd need a bigger boat!
Now you are HIS prize
Sure ain't no surprise
That you're fish-food, you hard-headed goat!

"Jaws" - 1975
Categories: swamped, adventure, funny
Form: Limerick

Very Rude Haiku

Very Rude Haiku

Winter? 3 lines?....Right! ....

5-7-5 cadence, meter 

I don't think so!...Blah!   

               -or-

Table by brook swamped

Consume fish, tail, heads, water

No soup for you!...Tip!
Categories: swamped, fun, rude,
Form: Haiku

Mother's Love

Of all an up-cheered rippling
The one constant
Watercourse. Thus vowed, strays not.
Nor turns stagnant.

Soothed of which thought, instinctual
Reversed cant be
Whilst swamped, this lil' craft of being
By life's rough sea!
Categories: swamped, mother,
Form: Rhyme


TRUE MEANING

TRUE MEANING

Easter’s a time of faith at least for some
But others may just take it as a holiday
Its significance today is at risk of fading
Swamped with fancy gifts and parading
The word holiday is actually a holy day
The One having risen, again will come
Categories: swamped, easter,
Form: Rhyme
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Existential Thoughts

amazement
     appears
     to outlive
the commonplace
     to exhaust
     in the pre-shock
of existence:
yes,a forfeit
      to float
      unchanged,
discreet
&
sincere
if
    distilled
becomes
a needless
scarcity
'til
swamped again
by
excess
Categories: swamped, life,
Form: Verse

Message

Jesus will lead you into a storm
Do not be surprised
Not matter how big your boat is
You will be swamped
Be not afraid
Is different from 
There is nothing to be afraid of
Many things are frightening
But be not afraid
For don't be asking how big your boat is
Be asking who's with you
© Jen H.  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: swamped, boat,
Form: Free verse
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Slave of our mind

To eat when hungry and sleep when sleepy,
at first sight sounds simple enough to do
but when swamped by thoughts, fearful and creepy,
we’re bemused by puzzles we need to sew,
so know not that peace graced on but a few.
Oh, to be a child again, free from strain,
frolicking carefree in the monsoon rain!
Categories: swamped, child, innocence, introspection, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme Royal

Speaking Your Mind

Speaking Your Mind

Every time you 
don’t speak your 
mind these things happen:
snails do 
aerobics, flamingos update their 
details on
important apps, palm trees spill 
out Amish hats, combs beg to 
eat 
lemon pie, stools memorise 
flame thrower literature, and
gravy animals, who live in 
the clouds, help out 
swamped midwives.
Categories: swamped, humor,
Form: Free verse
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Fall From Grace

swamped by illusions 
immersed in delusion
a strange darkness 
thoughts in confusion 

‘tis the magical way 
living light is caged
its pride demolished
by cravings upstaged 

demi-gods powerful
choosing paths unjust 
on falling from grace
turn thus to dust 

a mere wisp of straw
can turn the tables
love alone is real
moral of all fables 

27-February-2023
Categories: swamped, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
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- Echo With Unanswered Questions -

              - Echo ~ the witness who talked too much - quote by poet

                                         a mournful echo
                           sounds swamped my pulsating heart -
                                       do not repeat them
                                   empty room - masonry wall
                                   historic bells from gray peaks
Categories: swamped, confusion,
Form: Tanka

Plagued Ailment

On the edge with a few pegs down the gut
Hideous images to see in mirrors
Must you shock others to this reality?
There is no scrimmage between our talents. 

I was looking for my whiskers to twitch
Powder the facial turf to gloss the lips
Darkness swamped my mind with timidity
For I murmured my thoughts to hear you roar.

Lord help me for today I saw a Lion
What if I see a Dinosaur tomorrow?
© Jai Garg  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: swamped, imagination
Form: Free verse
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Accompanied

Thank you Lord for walking with me
Through the shadowed vales and valleys,
Holding when I blindly stumble
Until flagging spirit rallies.
When you take the larger burden
Relieving me of its great heft;
You ask only that I carry 
The modest portion that is left

Now that I’ve survived the danger
And have now safely swum to shore,
I know big waves would have swamped me
Had you not lifted me once more.
Categories: swamped, faith, me,
Form: Rhyme

Calming the Storm

Jesus fell asleep while they crossed the lake.
A gale nearly swamped them. “Master awake!
     Water's filling the boat
     and we can't stay afloat.”
Fearful of drowning they wouldn't escape.

He awoke to rebuke the furious storm,
restoring the calm the scene to transform.
     “Where is your faith?” said he.
     They from peril set free
were in awe at the wonder performed.

Luke 8.22-25
Categories: swamped, bible, gospel, jesus, religious, storm, wind,
Form: Limerick

Bloody Town 1191

Hers was the wishing well of magic and moonlit revelry
Joined within a mastery of domesticated wizardry
They say she was a powerful soul

His royal handsomeness mounted the vehicle of glory bellowing on thick hind legs 
ready for war

Kingdoms confront years of anger, streets swamped with vigilantes as children hide.

Tears and blood mix amongst the common tax payers

"Warriors take aim"...... Jerusalem cried
© Faiz Ali  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: swamped, history, religion, war
Form: I do not know?
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Loss of a Brother

I am eighteen months,
to the day,
younger than he.

We have two sisters,
both younger than we.

To lose our only brother
leaves three sisters
cast adrift in a head sea,
swamped in waves 
breaking tight
against the course
of our ship, poised - 

to grow old together,
reminiscing,
sharing,
laughing about the past.

But he longs to be free.
We are left with no choice,
but to step aside,
and allow him leave.
© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: swamped, brother, courage, death, faith, family, freedom, loss,
Form: Free verse
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Marietta Georgia

Marietta Georgia the beginning 
and the end of poetry soup as we 
knew it today we are swamped by ads
investors buying web domains inventing 
shenanigans amidst their very own 
motives creating fake accounts all 
under the same foundations gathering poets
to allow poems to be featured in anthologies 
now is the time for all great poets to come 
to the aid of their country to write or 
not to write that is the question
Categories: swamped, allah,
Form: Epulaeryu

Hurt

Do boughs feel pain when vicious winds rip gnarly bark?
Does tiny cry pierce clear sky when hawk talons a lark?
What visions do the dying see as they ready to depart?
Is it possible to heal muscle, after destruction of the heart?

How can a person, once loved almighty, destroy a friend?
I knew it true, as her words made my tattered soul rend.
Floods of sorrowed anguish swamped disoriented world.
Emotions floated free---like dust from a flag unfurled.
© Jim Tidd  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: swamped, pain,
Form: Rhyme

Myopic

Yellow pollen drifts converge,
adorn nude logs in gros point lace;
red veined, orange campfire strings glaze
blue-gray above my lover's face.

I succumb to reflected eyes,
greening hazel like wise old frogs,
feel black water breast swiftly swell
against a quickening white fog.

Swamped, rose-gold tinged moments,
rocking red boat danger portends;
I glimpse distorted, fear-gray image . . .
his eyes foolish and young again.

Copyright, July 29, 2014
Categories: swamped, life, love,
Form: Quatrain
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Invasion

Paratroopers stealthily slide unnoticed,
chutes deployed, small blazes of white obscured by
fog that lingers lazily, til their numbers
    cover the meadow…

Faster, faster, not just content to cover,
reinforcements filling in, words unspoken,
synchronized with perfect precision, ever
    picking up tempo…

Occupation utterly overwhelming,
swamped defenses, raising a flag, surrender.
Long, the arm of conquering winter, brings a
    lengthening shadow…
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: swamped, winter,
Form: Sapphic stanza
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