Short Town Poems

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


Day In Town

Place of sorrow with happiness
Song of music with the noise
Dream of targets and the goals
Time for bodies with the minds
Form: ABC


Premium Member Neonatal Town

Babies, babies everywhere; So many beds; none to spare Only babies live in there; Neonatal town.
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member I Hang Around Town

I hang around town 
With my fly open
And my underwear 
Pulled out

Just forgetful
Setting a trend
Or just
Cooling off the goods

Transition's Town

Many worms becoming wonders
And the fragile becoming agile
The reader s becoming leaders,
Join the train to transition’s town
Form: Verse

Tours In Town

when city is holidayS
some come to play
some have a wide grim
plenty  to spend
you see them all -around
up and down
TOURS IN TOWN


Premium Member Buoyant Town Crier

Sapphire-tinted bells herald life anew
springtide’s dulcet birthstone watch,
omen of fragrant  bloom

Posted ; 29th March 2022
Form: Kimo

Premium Member The Talk of the Town

Sticks and stones may break your bones

But names can put you down

I'd rather have broken bones

Than be the talk of the town
Form: Rhyme

Small Town Boy

its in a little  town
love is around
its stooping  sound
I was small
now am tall
still love my country toys
AM
SMALL TOWN BOY

Santa In Town

he 's out there
some have his where
you can tell
when santa  around
some dress as a clown
ans side walk they pound
yes 
SANTA IN TOWN

Winter Is Hanging Tight

It’s cold and wet in Cape Town today, 
Winter is hanging tight. 
I hope tomorrow bring warmer climes.
I hope the sun shines bright.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member London Town: Brick Lane

graffiti stares
and retro drips
beneath the 
shoreditch sky

like those who watch
 - between their sips
the world and
us go by.
Form: Rhyme

Ghost town

I can't believe
that all this time
everything was happening
in my mind
ghost town
of a life 
that I dreamed
it was mine.

Jessica
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dog and Hog Went To Town

The dog and the hog went to town
There were no critters around
It was a mistake
Got slapped by a rake
Ran back to the country so sound.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member What Kind of Town Is This

Chicago's roots nourished Deep
   Calumny, Crime, Corruption
Oh, that a mutant twig or leaf appear
   That's not eviscerated as Disruption

The Lords Man In Town

he came our way
had a lot to say
he got off the plane
the crown was insane
he move here and there
and around
THE
LORDS  MAN IS IN TOWN

People Help Survivors After Storm Drives Through a Town

The people who were still alive
Helped other survivors revive
All this didn’t bother
An excellent father
Who just taught his daughter to drive
Form: Limerick

A Ghost-Town Church

Beside the last pew, 
a chipped white collection plate.
A ghostly blessing
if you toss a modern coin
through time and the barred front door.
Form: Tanka

Santa In Town

he came in to check
only way to get
girls or boy
its understood be good
he watches you 
know what you do
his sprit all around
SANTA IN TOWN

Talk of the Town

people can tell
my the smell
and holiday bells
that love is around
its the Christmas sound
santa walking up and down
its the
TALK OF THE TOWN

Family On the Town

we  out no doudt
it was party night
the big city lights
it was sister and brother
we with on anuther
come in to get down
it was my
FAMILY ON THE TOWN

Tour Or In Town

you can tell
by there smell
when they are around
and by there sound
talk and walk
they come to buy
thats why
they put money down
when
TOUR OR IN TOWN

Terry Town

At midnight,
The scarecrow
Sleepwalks and leaves 
His mark upon every grave

Giant footprints abound,
In a quiet sleepy place
Called Terry Town

Cross Town Bus

as they go on
some on cell phone
you coul hear the tone
as in ring some had a ping
it was pack thats a fact
some people fess
that
CROSS TOWN BUS

Premium Member London Town: North Greenwich

just dots upon 
the greenwich sky
swinging london 
from the air

with eyes wide shut
and riding high
across the thames
'where tourists dare'.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Clown

One Halloween I dressed up as a clown
At dressing up I was renown
I went around town
With a very big frown
But the candy turned my frown upside down
Form: Limerick

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