Short Thicker Poems

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


A Smart One

Merciless and sharp
You're not afraid, simply smart
Defensive on time,
An equal, you'll consider
To make your walls twice thicker
Form: Tanka


The Butterflies Run Ballet Flight

The butterflies run ballet flight,
They're fluttering around anew,
As brighter your inviting light
as thicker spider's next to you.
Form: Rhyme

Thicker Tears

Tend those sad blue eyes 
To cry drops but of honey 
Tears flow much slower 
Down her soft caramel neck 
Queen bees silently agree
© Alan Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Blood Thick

They say blood is thicker than water

Whether it's your mother or brother

Or father, sister, son, or daughter

It helps if you love one another
Form: Rhyme

Jan's Cock Has a Cocka Doodle Ring

The cock wakes her up in the morning 
she loves his cocka doodle ring  
its longer then hubbies thing 
thicker then a piece of string 
Perhaps a vibrator that sings ?
Form: Limerick


Formula, the Mass

Once there was a man called Formula, the mass
his great formula "Blood is thicker than water"
Blood on right side
water on left side
bloody symbol "less than" at the mean.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Thick Hair

bath tub will not  drain
and Drano is not working
my hair probably
it comes out in bucket loads
I am not bald though
I have hair like my Daddy’s
It’s thicker than a shag rug
Form: Choka

Claustrophobic

I can feel the walls getting thicker. 
It all closes in, but it’s fine this happens all the time. 
A spliff or two keeps away the shivers.
No time for loathing, these walls are by my design

Traped

Its like the ice burg is closing in thicker and thicker
The room I stand in gets smaller the walls move closer
The floor becames stronger there's no way out 
Then I look up and I realise its my destiny.

Message To My White Sister

You do not have to have thicker lips
You do not have to have bigger hips
You do not have to have a flatter nose
You do not have to have a darker color
Embrace the way, God made you

From a your Black brother

Okaly Dokey

okaly doky
I'll leave you alone today
never thought I'd see

things turn out this way
blood may be thicker but
we all know that it's
 
the girls that do rule
be happy number one son 
I will be right here
Form: Haiku

Silent Roar

The thicker the spirit,
the thinner the bars

That tiger once captive,
now roaming afar

His eyes stalk the distance,
between hoping and fear

Preying deeply inside us
—eternally near

(Dreamsleep: March, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Abc - Memory

Antiques gathering dust on hidden shelves.
Bits and baubles from kinder times.
Can you hear their stories amidst the silence?
Do you care to learn from the past?
Each day the dust gets thicker as the memories thin out.
© Rich P.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Pure Enjoyment

A certain type of man
    possessed of a rock-hard head
  butts it into a cement wall
    again and again and again

  The wall eventually yields
    the man grunts
  and begins his search
    for a thicker cement wall

Furry Orange with Ripe Slacks

A local past 
mind may
transfer to a 
permanent po-
sition in the 
sane high or
lower ener-

gy than the 

incidental knight who 
only shows to
know some
thicker skinny fish or
brightly burn-
ing paper ti-
gers.

Light; Sunset-Yellow

Morning applied, creamy - toned
For brightening agents.
Smiles each of their faces through;
A schoolgirl's; on her way.

'Sunset-yellow'. That, last used
Which thicker slapped on is.
Facades of those old towns
Traditionally o'erlay.
Form: Rhyme

The Bloody Shirt

So water for you is thicker than blood
what happens when that water rises
and causes a flood
when that water falls into your dirt
and leaves you standing in mud
all alone and hurt
Will you think of me
when the blood drops on your shirt
© Ron Ryan  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Echo

Words in the valley       
Flies like an agile osprey      
Grasping my senses        

Words became thicker
A leaf falls as trees shudder     
Easing my numbness

Calls from the deep end
Caused words to scramble and bend
Devoured by darkness
Form: Haiku

Frustrated

It burns and pains
the fog thicker than butter
mind jumping thought to thought
the rooms spinning round and round
I just wanna scream
and beat against the walls 
till my fists turn red
I can't take it anymore 
can't one more minute of this insanity

Biblical Boo Boo

When the Queen of Sheba came to visit
She took a bath that was quite exquisite
"Bath Sheba!" men shouted
But she only pouted
A thick little finger could not quiz it!*


*"My little finger shall be thicker than
my father's ....."  Kings 12:10
Form: Limerick

Autumn Beckons

In the wind I sense a change
Something wonderful and strange
Days are shorter,night comes quicker
The grass is lean,the sky is thicker
Dog days now but not to stay
Natures' colors on the way
Painted landscape,scents so dear
It's such a wondrous time of year
© Deb Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Uglier This World, Felt Lost In

Though thicker, deeper lost in
No wood is gloomier
Than who's imaginnings within
Shape a myth, shadowless.
Oft through life's walk have been that child.
And with fear, their breeder
In day's midst, just so for friends' lack
Felt crowd round troll's likeness.
Form: Rhyme

Nothingness

The room is getting smaller
More and more by the minute
The walls begin to crumble
 I can feel it getting colder
I can almost see my breath
The darkness is getting thicker
Thick enough to choke
I start to feel dizzy
I fall to the floor
it's over
Forever in nothingness
© Lisa Green  Create an image from this poem.

My Love For You

Through the memories
thick and thin
I will always stick with you
from beginning to the end.

The love I have for you
is thicker than glue
So I gave up everything
just to be with you.

Now it's the end
and I haven't left yet
but I just lost the one person
I could never forget.
Form: Rhyme

Red

All hearts share this bond,
something we've in common.
Families are made of this,
tied together by it.
Thicker than water,
crimson tide, foundation of all life.
Differences are swept aside,
in light of the true color.
Without this, existence ends,
It makes us sisters and brothers.
© Amy Frazey  Create an image from this poem.

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