Short Thor Poems

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


Premium Member I Thor With Boreal Power

I vanquish giants with gruff hammer - Thor tough like mom's fried liver














Monoku composed August 28, 2020
Form: Monoku


Heaven Shed Her Skin

Thor hurls
His hammer
Through this
Wicked wind
That make
This heaven
Shed her skin
When touching
Light inside
Your soul, again

Mjolnir

Hammering the dark silence,
Thor bludgeons the night

Releasing with thunder
—a storm gods delight


(Dreamsleep: February, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

We Live On Borrowed Time

On the wheels of our dreams
The hammer of Thor
Shall crack this fountain sky
What words shall find
The patient clock unwinds
We live on borrowed time

Premium Member If I Am Thor

I'll be hammering rogues in Loki's Bar...knocking them all without masks!



If I Am A Super Heroine-Hero Poetry Contest
Sponsor: JC Burl      8/30/2020
Form: Monoku


Thor

Norse God of Thunder, Thor
Broke his poor thumb, now its too sore
To lift his hammer, and  then people started to stare
When they heard the rumbling from his underwear
Form: Clerihew

Teen Mother

Girl
Young, pregnant
Crying, hiding, contemplating
Student, daughter, girlfriend, woman
Worrying, praying, dreaming
Painful, joyful
Mother

~Christopher Thor Britt
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Till My Wings They Get All Thor-A

There's this sweet young lassie named Laura When she visits, l fall on the floor-a So excited am I My heart doth fly Till my wings, they get quite thore-a
fun
Form: Limerick

If I Was Thor Son of Odin

Hammer strikes, thunders emerge ripping dark skies to burn Satan's toys___nukes


Aug 29, 2020
17 syllables ~Monoku
If I Am A Super Heroine-Hero Poetry Contest

Placement: 01
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Thor Buttocks

Hello, I'm your anchor, Thor Buttocks I report the news, some gay, some erogenous In Russia, I've heard Dogs don't poop turds They poop out little kiddies by the bucket
fun
Form: Limerick

St Patrick's Day Limerick

There once was a clover named Thor
And he had not three leaves but four
The others would laugh at him all day
"you look nothing like us," they'd say
But Thor would just smile and ignore
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Thor

Friends and I saw the movie, “Thor” last night Totally blown away by this spectacular sight Of visual effects As we craned our necks A fire in our imagination it did ignite
Form: Limerick

In the Name of My Lips

Only in thy ecstasy, let Thor-
The name of my weary lips rest
For mine soul, from long sleep 
Started waking sensual desires
To remember, O, how dalliance 
Inspired by flame, embraced us!
Form: Lyric

Reason For Thor's Thunder

Being a norse god with a hugh appetite,
Thor devoured golden apples with delight,
gained too many pounds,
friction causing sound,
thunder erupting from his massive thighs.





11-3-16
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I Want War

Pacifists are adorable, but I want war
Why? I asked the newest dictator, Thor
I am greedy he admitted. I always want more.
He was also selfish to his core.
I never again spoke to old King Thor
Form: Monorhyme

Faces of Lonliness

A soldier breathing his last breath
A scarred wife left behind
A father-less daughter contemplating death
A son-less father losing his mind

                             ~Christopher Thor Britt
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Nine Angels

Nine dogs in my life
Nine angels looking for love
Gently love giving.

Most dogs in my life
By passing time were stolen
Still angels of love. 

In memory of Bunny, Skippy, Thor, Bush, Arnold, Thomas, Berny 
and dedicated to Nicolas and Wendy
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Watermelon-Wise

Gallagher, likewise in the front row. Green
melon astringent holds bodily form. Flesh
seems harmless lying on the butcher’s table.
Rank and file juiced up for the battle. “Wizard-
of-Odd” holds high, like Thor, his “Sledge-O-Matic.”

Tyrantasaurus Rexsue

There once was a T-Rex named Thor
Who found he couldn't reach for
His family jewels
So improvised "tools" -
That's why all the dinos are saur!


If you judge by the 
size of it's feet, the T-Rex
was ENORMOUS.


3/16/12
for "Show Me the Funny" contest
Form: Limerick

We

The God’s know nothing
For the God’s are nothing
Their utterances are our utterances
Their actions, ours
We reclaim the fire of Prometheus
The destruction of Shiva
The might of Thor
The compassion of Christ
We are the god’s we imagine
©dbyrne march 2014

Tibetan Mastif

I see through your naked soul,
 
like laser beam across spring waters.
 
thunder-strike my liverless matter,
 
with sight of thor-like spirit.
 
I grace the grassy Himalayas,
 
like emperor in a royal dynasty
 
And master of my canines,
 
for I am  the Tibetan Mastif.
Form: Narrative

Winter Tides

Storm swept seas assault the shore Lashing out with rage unsated Attacking with the wrath of Thor Oceans temper unabated Reaching out with icy hands Fists of foam grip granite walls Succeeding not with it's demands Retreats to Poseidon's halls
sea
Form: Rhyme

Combatting dollars

Clashes of riches
For everyone wishes to be pronounced “thor”
Their hammer being the only way for them to score,
For they all need keys to unbind forbidden doors.
The answer meanwhile has been stitched to a lame roar, 
He who hears it, can decipher all the nameless lores.

Premium Member Ro Tairer Feas

Thro song land anks thor fall e thish;
Fy morpoise pere his ow nulfilled.
Fespecially e thackerel:
Mes, yose tharticulary pilled.

Ne wall sheturn ro tairer feas;
Se wip flour ails, tand ave woodbye.
Gand ould shou yever ome cour ay,
Wease pling brore mish, fes, ying brit igh.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member How did you get their names so wrong

Thor did not live up to his name
He was skinny, weak a petite Fontaine
Wren, his brother was a Herculean guy
Brawny and strapping, he caught many an eye

How did you get their names so wrong?
I asked their mother, Mrs. Wong.
Thor weighed ten at birth, Wren weighed three.
A cruel joke God played on me.
Form: Rhyme

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