Short Trouble Poems

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


Get Closer To God

mabe you don't know
here's where to go
haveing trouble
don't turn to other
put him in your heart
 GET CLOSER
TO GOD


Car Trouble

it was a bad sound
was in a strange town
wasn't noone around
by car broken down
i needed other
to help my
HAD
CAR TROUBLE

Put Troubles In Jesus Hands

hes there  and everywhere
feel low
no where to go
this is the man
he over the land
PUT YOUR
TROUBLE IN
JESUS HANDS

By World Am Often Troubled Horn Haiku

By World Am Often Troubled Horn Haiku

Often thought about;
By world am often trouble;
Felt giddy inside.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Clerihew Hulme

Thomas Ernest Hulmeaka 'T E'
sent down from Cambridge was he
After some trouble&strife
settled into an 'Imagiste' life
Form: Clerihew


Brids On a Plane

they fly  can go high 
as plane pass by
its a strong wind
they get in
than trouble begin
its
BRIDS  ON   A PLANE
as

Trouble Child

there  or everywhere
here and there
its sad its bad
one look you get hook
on some don't smile
its that
TROUBLE CHILD

Child In Trouble

i admit this
as i sit 
and think
my eyes blink
and sink
as a child tho i smile
like other
i was a
CHILD IN TROUBLE

Let Your Mind Talk

so there's no trouble
don't be   like others
do whats best
lord will do the rest
as you poll walk
LET   YOUR MIND TALK

Devil Dance

he walks the beat
trouble underneat
he is not a treat
make you drink sink
be kink
put your maind in a trance
the
DEVIL DANCE

Follow You

the world is trouble
brother fighting brother
have your mind
don't be hate blind
see what you can do
always
FOLLOW YOU

Premium Member Don'T Borrow Trouble

Busy, busy, rush, rush
Why are thing in such a fuss
Maybe soon they will be through
Then what on earth will I have to do?
Form: Verse

Premium Member Having a bite sized trouble

You are in trouble ? No need to shout Because if you got yourself in You can usually get yourself out.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member twin trouble- dodo

held her heart, thinking of stars
he shouldn’t have trusted his sight…
it was my twin, he embraced~
awkward tale of lust..
Form: Dodoitsu

Put Trouble Behind

it that time of year
to not bear
the bad or sad things
enjoy the rain
and sunshine
kept this in mine
PUT TROUBLE BEHIND

Car Trouble

we.re on a trip
the
our car whip
and it dip
and my brother
was broke down
mortor had  lound
sound was had
CAR TROUBLE

Premium Member Mister Good Trouble - a Tribute

lion in senate
"the boy from Troy" John Lewis ~
civil rights icon
.


Date written: 09/19/2020
Form: Senryu

Bigger Fool

some time kept this in mine
you have to be blind
so your life will shine
leave trouble behind
always be cool
not a 
BIGGER FOOL

Reality

Ache so much
Wha't's life - numb, cofused! 
Searching comfort, calmness

Bible as meaning
Braces for trouble
Not live lie!
Form:

Premium Member It's Gonna Be Okay

It's gonna be okay, Son.
I got caught doing it too
when I was young.
But don't tell your mother
or we'll both be in trouble.
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

When As A Child

That freedom each has since lost
Let be, for joy let wander
As much as through a thoughtless state
Floated day's trouble over.
Form: Rhyme

The Park and a Books

its good for the mind
its pass time
put your trouble behind
make a start to the park
and get hook
with a new look
PARK AND A BOOK

Doing Time

don't be bought
you might get caught
don't be blind
there trouble of all kind
its a crime
might you to do too
it
DOING TIME

Run Like Hell

you feel trouble
rememeber mother
iif its a bad smell
don't waited for the bell
get out before its a jail sell
RUN
LIKE HELL

Premium Member Trouble

Epigram #66:  

TROUBLE


Don't trouble Trouble
Then Trouble owes you double




Leon Enriquez
03 April 2015
Singapore
Form: Epigram

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