Short Tetris Poems

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


Tetris

Blocks, sticks, and cubes
Descend their way
To fall in a jumble
For one to array
A puzzle, a game
To relish, to play
Form: Rhyme


Those Nights Were Unfinished Suns

dab and strain
casting hues behind silhouette tree tendrils
pinks slide effortlessly into ambered oranges
clouds splice and span
in whispered wisps
straggles of reddened blacks
Tetris shapes cut the horizon shadows
and night holds its note
in frozen hurt

Games

I'm addicted.
I must confess
  to my everyday unrest
  waiting on the internet to play
  Candy Crush and Juicy Jam and old Tetris ways.
Keep your League of Legends
  Minecraft, Warcraft, Counterstrike
  the tasks of life are tough enough 
  and all I ask is just a little foolish laugh
Stupid, goofy, mindless and silly should rule.
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I Love To Wind My Dog Up

by putting on clips of running giraffes
once called him an inside out fart
hes a jug (a jack russell pug mix)
i'm sure the outside of his eyes could see each other
in 3 yrs i have taught him to ignore
everyone
usual sore after nightly game
of fit myself round the dog Tetris
Awaking to lapping
at the back of my head
personally i think
hes checking to see
if i'm dead

Little Too Late

Little Too Late
Life's tetris blocks we tend to break down The buildings, the skyscrapers all over town Mr. window washer seventeen stories high Mr. cable cutter seventeen stories goodbye Higher than a kite dangling by a string Falling to your death on forgotten wings On the way down reliving all your dreams Two feet from the pavement realizing what it means...
bmdavey@06/21/16
Form: Couplet


Whats My Name

Booty and Brains are just a part of my frame
If you follow my curves they'd leave you untamed
Before you undress me with your eyes of shame 
Could you first ask me "whats my name"?
Could you see pass the physical as it'll disintegrate
Disintegrate into grains
If you learned what was in my brain 
You'd probably be so ashamed
To learn its complex like a tetris game
An endless puzzle speeding pass your brain
If you can't see pass my frame
Please don't bother asking me "whats my name"?
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