Short Toss Poems

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Toss and Turn

All Thur the night
Feeling couldn't fight
You were in my head
In my bed 
My body was burning
I was
TOSSING AND  TURNING


Tess Toss To Ron

A quickie is all that I need
But ladies want more than just seed
Though it feels sublime
They never have time
Unless they are taking the lead
Form: Limerick

Last Night I Toss and Turn

could sleep
my mind was deep
thinking about you
it was passion too
i was hot to trot
my soul was love burning
LAST NIGHT
I WAS TOSSING AND TURNING

Love Toss

She takes all the I love you's she has saved 

Tossing them gently to the wind 

In hope's they make someone's day 

And then blow back her way again

Premium Member Lets Toss Heads Or Tails

indifference flows 
          parallel to our concerns
            truth lies in between 
          
        
              
                

By
David Kavanagh
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Pie Toss

While I'm the greatest (I and I alone), 
I think of the ignominy I've known,
and ask, "can time erase
the mess upon my face
before another well-aimed pie is thrown?"
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member it's a toss

sometimes wonder
if my heart were a desert
would i venture to grow
one little cactus flower
all to nurture my hope
for humanity



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member It's a Toss Up

Okay enough about me and my attributes I'll bow to those proving worthier, won't dispute Sometimes comes out poop Or like a delicious soup Other times a toss up and doesn't compute!
Form: Limerick

Salad Toss

the cukes were cool
while carrots saw clear
the coming assault
of asparagus spears
red peppers hot tempered
tomatoes were thrown
and the onions sat crying-
LETTUCE ALONE!*

it is what it is gang!
Form:

Premium Member Disposable


oh generation of garbage collectors toss it out ...buy more he shoots ... he scores paper plates ... plastic faced paper hearts ... what a waste disposable lives ... biodegradable promises

Ring Toss

After I found out
of my wife's real emotion
I went to the beach,
To fling my wedding ring
into the ocean

So, maybe some day,
you might order fish to eat,
If you chomp on something hard
Don't swallow it, as I've told,
Just might be you've struck gold!!
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member trying to toss my cookies

I tried to toss my cookies, but they all ran back.
Their high top boots made a clickety clackety clack
Leave me alone! I yelled, as one jumped on my back.
I could not shake this high top, his name was Zack.
Someone ran out to help me, I think it was Mack.
Tossing cookies is not easy for me after a snack.
Form: Monorhyme

B28-P9-Toss and Turn At Night

POEM 9 TOSS & TURN AT NIGHT 



TOSS & TURN AT NIGHT IN MY SLEEP. 

TOSS & TURN AT NIGHT IN MY THOUGHTS OF YOU IN MY MIND SLOWLY CREEPING. 

TOSS & TURN AT NIGHT YOUR IN DIFFERENCE GET TO ME. 

TOSS & TURN AT NIGHT I CAN NOT SEEM TO LET GO OF YOUR WARMTH HOLD ON ME. 






MR. PROFESSOR. JERRY”BIG PAPA” WELLS 

AUTHOR

Toss Worth

Serves to break fast bread 
Preserving four loafs read 

The bread winner 
The family pitch runner
Finishing to finding treasure 

Read is to read also re ad
Adding again to mean 
Keen to add knowledge 

Reading is seeking knowledge 
Bread to come searching money 

Knowledge or Money?
A toss of coin round like Earth 
What’s more worth?
Form: Rhyme

Keep Rolling

It is said a rolling stone 
   gathers no moss.
      I disagree, I move on, 
         I'm my own boss.


         Learning from a bit of this, 
         from a pinch of that,
         to all the Jacks of All Trades 
         I gladly tip my hat.


         Inspired by every win, 
      tutored by every loss,
   So far, I've survived Life's 
roll, yaw and toss!
Form: Didactic

Toss a Smidgen

Toss a smidgen
To a pigeon
And you know he’ll eat it,
Though once fed
A crumb of bread,
You can’t get him to beat it.

Still, what’s worse
And worth a curse
Are seagulls if you’re snacking,
For I’ve found
When food’s around,
They sometimes try attacking.

My advice –
You’ll pay the price
By tempting those with feathers,
For they know
Where humans go,
There’s food in any weathers.
Form: Rhyme

A TOSS UP

Shall I compare thee to an elephant?
Of course not, you’re a motor car.
And if I put you in the zoo,
No-one would come and look at you.
You do more harm than him I fear,
For you pollute the atmosphere.
Though he blows methane in the air,
His carbon footprint can’t compare
To the ozone damage that you do,
With noxious gasses passing through.
But still you’ll be the choice for me.
You’re quicker between A and B
Form: Rhyme

Power In The Tongue

There is power in the tongue.
Words can cause good things to happen or bad things to happen.
People tell me that I am not going to make it in life.
My failures came to life.
Didn't want to believe they were right.
I toss and turn each night.
My failures are bonding me.
Don't think I have the strength to win this fight.
Just want success and happiness in my life.
People are worried.
Don't worry, everything will be alright.
Form: Roundel

Toss That Bag

TOSS THAT BAG

Put all your gloom into a bag
then toss that bag right away.
To drag a gloom bag's heavy,
let sunshine brighten your day.

Life's too short to be held down
with a weight that's hard to bear.
Happiness is a wise choice
that with others you can share.

Fill your mind with happy thoughts
and a smile you will not lag ,
Cheerfulness brings it's rewards
when you put gloom into a bag.

Copyright © Vivien Wade Oct. 2017
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member It’s a Toss of Dice

If it is your time, love will track you down like a cruise missile. ~Lynda Barry
Liminal~ betwixt and between a rock and a hard place, it is transitional, man~ indeterminate! I’ve been scarred before and will be twice if I let myself be lost in the charisma of your silvered tongue. Love is chance, a roll of the dice, and the toss is not your’s, the house always wins the bet, it’s the house of blues.
Form: Shadorma

To Toss or Keep

I almost handed it in—
that letter with my name at the bottom,
typed in a rush,
heavy with deadlines and demands
I couldn’t carry anymore.

I watched the ink dry,
wondered,
is it time to walk away,
or am I giving up
on something that hasn’t started yet?

But I didn’t.
I couldn’t.
I folded it,
because turning it in meant
losing the fight
I’m not ready to quit.

So I tucked it back into my drawer,
and now I sit,
wondering if staying
is courage
or fear.
© Arya Solo  Create an image from this poem.

Toss and Turn

Sometimes sleep eludes me
But the cause I’ll never learn;
So on those nights I have no choice
Except to toss and turn.

It’s really quite annoying
And results in great concern;
My brain is like a roiling sea
With waves that crash and churn.

It isn’t fair – the night should be
When minds get to adjourn;
For after daytime stress, some peace
Is what we’d hoped to earn.

I guess I must accept the fact
That though for sleep I yearn,
There’ll come a time when I can rest,
Quite cozy in my urn!
Form: Rhyme

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