Short Trip Out Poems

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


A Trip Out of This World

walkway to the stars
kaleidoscope nebula
milky way beckons












by Carol Fillmore
for Rick Parise's contest: Haiku Beyond (Nature Only)
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Road Trip


Long before G P S,
we planned a trip out west.
Four hours later, you said,
“Is this all in my head?
First fill-up of the car
is right back where we are!"
Form: Verse

Fools Trip Out

Life shaken
Drugs taken
Pills inside
Love denied
Life rotten
Wife forgotten
Pride forsaken
Children taken
Life lost 
Such a cost

© Dave Timperley 2011
inspired by work in a drug rehab unit 2006
Form: Verse

Summer

Sitting out on the veranda sipping chilled wine
Under  the fading sun of another glorious day.
Making plans for another trip out into the
Mountains for a sumptuous meal with friends,
Excited by the prospect that we all will 
Return again for another visit one day.

© Dave Timperley October 2014.
Form: Acrostic

Supermarket Trolley For Grook Contest

No matter where I wander
Home is the other way.
Whoever pushes me
Always has a lot to say.
I am just a trolley, no brain, to resist
So why is it that I act as though !?!!
As I have been drinking.
Card around my handle says
Oil me please, for I have sinned.
Last trip out hit the litter bin.



03/03/2013

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Form: Grook


Julia Barnard

Sofia’s love was like a viking as she tore apart
       She grappled with her demons as she swept each basking heart
A gangster fairy tale betrothed upon her arm 
      A fleeting evening and a trip out of the dark 
 Four hundred dollar bills as token of your love
      The glamour and the fame; the glitter and the game
If one could bear the grime and snare 
       Of the homestead that she came to bare
You would still pay for her charm
Form: ABC

And Now I'M Done

In the darkness of the night
As I walk through the city,
I can see the light
And all its pitty.

As I ravel in my coat
And trip out the door,
I lie there in my coat
Broken on the floor.

With all my fury
I grab a knife;
And with the word "dearly"
I end my life.

Now as I climb the stairs
The gate is locked,
I go where no one dares
Where life is mocked.

As that once bright light
Starts to dim,
It goes back to night
And life turns grim.

And now I'm done.

11/10/2008

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