Short Tirades Poems

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


Premium Member A Perfect Mismatch

He couldn't stand her temper tirades
   She ranted and raved about bills left unpaid

A tragic couple they were, a perfect mismatch ~
   Their marriage contract containing no escape hatch
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Recitations

vivid
exuberant
witty&graceful
yet intense-
tirades 
          of emotion
unfettered,
             memorable
tone
        parallels
speaking fire,
scenic
          noise
in tonal
           depictions
Form: Verse

Manic Canvas Daze

Manic canvas daze Splashing teary blue Handprint red Torn out strands of aging grays Emotions of tirades spent Manic canvas daze Cherry change of mood Orange ray kisses spread Green sorrys spray Yellow smiles meant Manic canvas daze Really only white or black

Poetic Love

He found her in a stray in a
   night poem... she noticed him in a
   Flaming Tirade...
- I admire your tricks... !
- I like your tirades... !
- Actually I call them deductions...!
  So they took off exchanging poems...
  From that day on, they were enchanted and
  loved madly...
 Each one on their own page...!

Premium Member Smiling Charmed

Seeing you
standing there what to do?
I smile to bridge the gap, you have grown,
by plane I have crossed a continent to atone.
There's been too many harsh words, tirades overblown.
My son, please come, I mean you no harm.
He crosses to my arms.
Smiling, charmed.

Date:5/18/14
Deborah Guzzi
Contest:TROIS PAR HUIT A BRIDGE
Form: Verse


Habitat 67

An ephemeral
loyalty of unity
divides faded pride.

Cosmopolitan
this block upon block monument
shaded by white clouds
enclaved in stains switched
mundane tirades to acclaim
that spades lisp sunk hate.

To the fortunate
the philosophies that form
the thesis relics speak.

A purge that caused the turn
Decades of archivists exhibit it 
The berth...the crane it built
Canada's concrete that finished it.

12 Floors of Revolution

Premium Member **** Retention

I think it’s time I stopped paying attention To those who suffer from **** retention, Who are stuck in a rut of raw vengeance Penning verses out of jealous vehemence, And lashing out with tirades of cattiness Written with their characteristic nastiness, Seems they cannot abide my liberal stances They’d rather regress than make advances, They tout protecting their individual liberty No concern for what’s good for you and me.
written January 20, 2022
Form: Couplet

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