Short Torpedo Poems

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


Premium Member Dragonflies

Planes like dragonflies
skimming over the pond*
~Pearl Harbor

*Japanese torpedo aviator remembering December 7, 1941
war
Form: Senryu


Torpedo

that familiar refrain 
flailing arms in the night 
an itch filled torpedo
small but bitey

mozzzzzzzzzzquito!


Bite Sized Poem no50 poetry contest

Route 66ish N0 7

Route 66ish No 7

A guy who lived near Sausalido,
Could swim like a well aimed torpedo,
Whilst passing some kelp
He let out a yelp,
Which improved on his flagging libido!
© Tim Riding  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Two Dolphins

two dolphins swimming -
an endless sea before them -
frolick in rhythmic waves
as they leap up to catch sun’s rays

splendid torpedo bodies
glide gracefully along
as their world mirrors blue sky. . . . 
poetry flowing
sea

Vindication

Many a confession is more than a sin injurious
For you may seek to a harm alleviate
Mumble for words and make assumptions erroneous
Yet do sink it and quagmire aggravate

So never torpedo an apology with an excuse
Destitute of exploits,your atonement is of no use.
Form: Rhyme


Tree

Poverty made me once climb a tree
sitting high in its breathing crown
I became wealthy with the swallows
the eternity of swirling torpedo skies
swallowed me in its massive silence
only the wind whispered to me softly
telling me with the wishes of the sunshine
that god loves me

Premium Member Nuclear Weapon

There was an old chap from Toledo

Who took meds for his bad libido

One pill made him fast!

Two pills helped him last!

With three, he surpassed a torpedo !!



            



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Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Girl In Toledo

A girl with excessive libido
Was walking the streets of Toledo
A sailor she found
She said, "for a pound
Please sir, can I see your torpedo?"




A New Bawdy Or Humorous Limerick Poetry Contest placed 3rd
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
Date wrote: 18th February 2022

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Form: Limerick

Premium Member flight 19

five torpedo bombers
known as Flight 19
disappeared in December of 1945
over the Bermuda Triangle
an ominous mystical zone
recorded precarious by Christopher Columbus
when his compasses began acting erratically
Flight 19 is just one of many ships and planes lost
forever in the bowels of the Devil’s playground
the treacherous, notorious, mysterious Bermuda Triangle

Sandy Beach

I feel the sand beneath my feet
Cool gritty moist making sure to mind the holes,
Hand in hand we walk silently
Enjoying the heat warming our souls
 
The seagulls squawk above
They dart overhead diving low,
We duck down laughing
For they are fast as a torpedo.
 
We sit on the steps
Yellow-orange beams begin to glow,
Waiting as the sun disappears 
For we no longer see it as it goes down below.
Form: Rhyme

Honest!

While i watched in awe at the size and shape!
a vast shiplike torpedo with indents deep.
i smiled expectantly the Chinese were here!
then stumbled at the speed it disappeared.
My pals were all swimming and laughing around!
now squeals of fighting all over the ground!
Made to act like drunken fools!
in the mornings light,they,d forgotten the thrill!


footnote.Was i the only witness just because im mad?

A Quiet Night

After the spooky night 
there was the 
morphean balm.

You pull out the meat 
from the bones.
A genteel confession-

keeps tumbling out.
The haunted house
sends forth the tiny ghosts.

It was moon time.
You will drop a torpedo-
to unsettle the stray thoughts.

The geometry
falters. Lines are drawn
to remove the dots.

The skin you left
on the road;
still glows like a smoldering coal.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Floating Candies

In the aquamarine tranquil sea,
a  huge torpedo ,shot right at me,
super King was its size,
stinky scent of  dead mice,
Brown spots on my new  white bikini.


Charma

(Not for the contest,inspired by Caroline's limerick's  sea contest..and by a true 
story,twisted to a tale:)


Ps.I don't know if this passes for a limerick,If it does,this would be my first:)


(I could see the relief on the red cheeked boy's face and feel his Victory over
my death:)
Form: Limerick

Question of Loyalty



Look at this new rear gunny,
his uniform sure fits funny
Are your sure, he’s one of us?
Put him at the back of the sub,
six decks below
Begging your pardon, Admiral,
that is where
she was assigned to go
Gunny has 
top merit of her class
Torpedo ordinance expertise,
pure marksman target release
But I don’t like 
the salute of his hand
It don’t look navy masculine
I care not for his name:
Natasha is Russian feminine

Swimmers

I never learned the proper way
To swim, and so my form 
(With head above the water)
Is quite different from the norm.

I don't enjoy it anyway
And rarely hit a pool,
Preferring other exercise
And A/C to keep cool.

But watching the Olympians 
Torpedo in their lanes
Makes me marvel at such effort
Which both awes and entertains.

Every sport has its attractions
Yet each breaststroke somehow brings
All observers (me included)
Right into the swim of things.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Revolutionary Days

Dressed for comfort and play
   worn blue jeans
signature red jackets --
   as red as the distinctive tricots
of revolutionary Bastille days -- 
   their slide whistles shrieking
their drums booming defiance
   chanting slogans
blocking rush-hour traffic
   echoes of 'Madame Guillotine...' 

These school-teachers
   turned performance artists
torpedo sincere, generous proposals
   to further the educational 
and vocational prospects of
   360,000 public school students

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