Short Throes Poems

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


Spiked Dreams

Midnights fade in shadows

To invade dreams in throes 




In Its Essence for nette onclaud
From Franco Gonza posted 12th October 14
Form: Verse


Downton Critique

Louis Bayard
for all we know he didn't really have to try hard
some exquisite bon mots
then those searing synopses had us back in our throes.
Form: Clerihew

Europe

Europe 
That sad decaying corpse 
Of western civilisation 
In the final throes 
Of cultural suicide...

      W.A. CHOLT.  Copyright Fergal O Reilly. 2018.
© W.A. Cholt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

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slams again he yacks his toes
and rashes back against the throes
prays aghast
he screams out No
and bleeds against 
the bathroom floor
tears of dust
o god no more

Mutare

Beauty changes
the embattled soul
A transmutation
ennobled whole
In darkest throes
to spread its light
Forever bathed
—in pure delight


(Dreamsleep: February, 2023)
Form: Rhyme


Throes Thrown


J-oy
E-nds
W-oes,
E-ndorsing
R-emarkable
M-irth,
A-s
E-mptiness

N-ever
A-ttacks
I-nside
R-ight
A-way

©bfa051725
Monocrostic (Birthday of Jewermae Naira)
Form: Other

Marks In Sand of Beach

wild waves thunder throes 
gold grains of calm beach cradles   
marks in soft quicksand 






Dated 30th January 2020


William Kekaula sponsored Contest :Strict Haiku
Form: Haiku

A Woeful Family 2k12

Herein the throes of our family's tragedy,
Herein our woeful daze, we're not the defeated
Nor victors; Simply the bearer's of tragedy.
Yes, Jonas was here; Thence we're the cheated.
Form: Quatrain

Guillotine

Robespierre, Danton and all of those 
crazy French revolution 'heroes' 
had thousands guillotined  
by La Machine that gleaned 
heads; then 'offed' their own midst their wild throes.
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Holding On Tightly

Holding on tightly
Eager to be in the the throes of something
Glad to be gnashed by the tiger
Thrilled to retain my anger
For it is my most
Pronounced
Enthusiastic
Normal
Feeling

Hypochondria

On a wet drippy day in India
He got the irksome hypochondria
His crazy mind cued in to pee
He was a loony, he must be
Shuttling in throes of polyuria.










03rd May, 2018
Form: Limerick

Rise and Fall

Happy birthday, dear Jenny Rose, 
The world is a slave of trouble; 
Man cannot avoid woes and throes, 
Life is always in rise and fall. 

Topic: Birthday of Jenny Rose I. Sapungan (March 15)
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member What's Left Unsaid

Listen to poem:
i can’t pretend to understand
the silences between us
how they wallow in the throes of chaos
desires censored muted silenced
molten in the midnight moonlight



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Death Throes

Her panting 
Wheezing

Eyes, a second lid of Vaseline
Mouth gaping open

As if to scream out but
Nothing

Take your turn to clasp
For the last time

A last exhale
White as clean linen

Haiku

sun pours 
      molten gold
sky in throes of passion-
      the day dolls in
                  black dress



~"Let's get creative with Haiku
contest by Constance La France.
~03/18/21
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Winter throes

Frosty cold with a bone chilling wind,
the kind of day to just stay in..
The ground is frozen, crunchy but not slick.
Snow flurries blowing but none seem to stick.
Winter's throes arrived too quick..
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Brown Paper Packages

Desultory winds chimera in throes of doubt effusive, disconsolate -clanging in hills stout- Ductile mind bends sound. virtuoso of the void— sweet, zoetic, browned
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Miser

Mad money grubber
Immersed in the throes of a
Skinflint Scrooge syndrome… 
Enriching coffers, and yet
Renouncing to joys of life


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Form: Acrostic

Dry Spell

parched-
dry of mind
my soul in throes
of dessication

wearily-
i march along
i stumble
and quite often trip

and struggle so-
to come to grips
o' for one,but one sweet sip
refreshing inspiration!
Form:

Premium Member Hope

Hope

Strong winds
Push the ship, sail!
Quest for knowledge foremost.
Then tempest ends discovery.
Hopeless!

Mid-sea
The raft throes, row!
Land ahoy, destiny!
Sanctity of life, prevalent.
Hopeful!
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Living Waters

Reflections of life gently flows
Time removes rough edges
A sigh;
There is continuance from throes
Water goes from ledges
To fly.

Edward J Ebbs - 03/06/2015


Written for a Contest, MEMENTO OF WATERS
Form: Verse

Premium Member Hung Up On Clouds

Dandelion dust,
dreams devouring the wind;
Hunger knows no bounds,
always stretched toward merit;
The sweet air holds reverie,
held in the throes of closed eyes;
There’s no way to deny it,
you’re hung up on clouds.

Premium Member Silliness Is Fun Today

Silliness is fun today.
My poems are nonsense, happy play.
I hear a siren far away.
I do not care on this Friday.
I will not stay this way, by way of fey….
But for this second, this faerie is in the throes of joy today.
Form: Monorhyme

Dear December

Soft snow swirls down as cold breeze blows A snow-white crown covers the earth Life is in hibernating throes Let’s stay inside near the warm hearth Syllable count: 8.8.8.8 11.18.2021
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member The Days Before You

Our days are filled with laughter and joy
Nights consumed with passionate desire
No reasons to hide in disguise as coy
In the throes of love we gladly conspire
No trace of loneliness we once knew
and no memories of the days before you
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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