Short Thrown Poems

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


Childhood Echoes

Remains, though tedious walked
Of one Time-beat, droopy
For what of its sound was thrown up
A neighbourhood, joy-free.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Sun-Swollen Sovereign

From a rotund sun-hued idol spill commands both warped and wild
And armies rise from echoes of a tantrum thrown by a child
Form: Couplet

A Consummation

Her Junihitoe
Now discarded and thrown down
To adorn the floor...
Reveals an inner beauty
Of that yet unblemished core.
Form: Tanka

Boomerang

The garbage thrown in the sea 
pollutes the deep blue ocean 
as waves drive back to humans 
the dreck, scrap, and waste.
Form: Dodoitsu

No Surrender


"No Surrender" 

The party line
was thrown 
a loop

no surrender

(LadyLabyrinth / 2023)
Form: Narrative


The Fortress

From the rock of ages
  a pebble thrown

A thundering crash
 —from David’s stone

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Life

life is like a box of chocolates
I just hope no one has thrown the map away

Premium Member Sequence-Switched On

A
light thrown
onto life-
the visual 
word
is 
risen-
a constant,
in a changing
world

See more @ John 20:21 & 22
Form: Lanterne

Premium Member The Blue Jays

As the blue jays  fly
Coming to the deck
Peanuts are thrown out
They gather to feed
Then bellies full fly
         away.
Form: Verse

inception

bed sheets
thrown off
early light

restless cat
wanders room
morning call

lines scribed
on blank page
first breath
Form: Haiku

Tragic Poet

Death hath no pain, love no joy when being thrown in the fire means nothing to the tragic 
poet(direct quote)-Mellissa Cushman
Form:

Used


You can’t recall the stone,
Once it’s thrown
Emitted harsh words, can’t be defused
And Time spent, can not be reused.
© Jack Clark  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Rest In Peace

My cat is sleeping in my lawn 
Her head,tail and between thrown 
More than me something I own 
The day I slept last not known

Into Tizzy Were Thrown

Into a tizzy we were thrown,
And we want to be left alone;
An interlude,
In solitude;
Avoid Trump on his throne. 

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Secrets

Secrets kept-- their hidden locks thrown away, changing image in new farm properly dressed-- woman of shame restores
Form: Dodoitsu

Shine To Shimmer

glitter sparkling in 
my make-up , in my hair, and
in my nail polish
makes me feel thrown from the stars
to luster-hungry earth.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Silhouette

My indigo silhouette Now thrown upon the moonscape Your voice echoes in the night Ancient paths I walk
Form: Dodoitsu

Lights Swirl

Lights swirl,
Bodies twirl,
Against an orchid sky,
Each open eye,
Sees the beauty in life,
Thrown away all strife,
To spend this time,

Lucky

There once was a cat named Lucky
Thrown from a car that was junky
With a broken jaw
And a broken paw
Now she is pretty much spunky
cat
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Stale

Stale the ale
Rancid the memories
  in my pail

Bruises, injections
  bloody reflections
  
A life thrown away
  no more to say
Form: Rhyme

California

In clumsy American dreams
cigars hold no ember, it seems
as one’s thrown away
one looks in dismay
as garbage forms ash-laden streams
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bear Johnston: Found Poem: Jack and Jill

1. Jill and Jack

Some folks dream of a Jack
Others long for a Jill
Though at times we’re thrown back
God plan’s Love for us still!
Form: Rhyme

Crows Caw Caw

thrown on shed 
                                         small pieces of bread
                                            crows caw caw
Form: Haiku

Egonomics

A ripe fruit falls to the ground

An ego must be attained to be lost

A weak ego cannot be dissolved

An unripe ego cannot be thrown

Premium Member IN LIFE'S BALL GAME

Don't be a football,
Thrown and kicked down the field
Like rocks of nature;
Rather, be a bouncing ball
Sowing and reaping life's goals
Form: Tanka

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