Short Troublemakers Poems

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


Violet the Rebllious

Dear Violet troubles follow,
Where the troublemakers stray,
You dare to be a darer,
And then ask another way,
An easy way,
Does note exist,
Life is hard and brutal,
But the things that you endure,
Are the things that become crucial
Form: Rhyme


Perhaps Peace

what I wouldn't give to erase
from the earth’s weary face
all that is wicked and base:

warmongers and evildoers,
pre-emptive troublemakers,
rapacious, societal leaders,
crooked empire-builders;

then maybe peace may stir 
and finally reign…forever.

Premium Member I Do Not Care

I don’t care I say
It has become my mantra
Those who know me well laugh
Because they know me well

It shuts down the troublemakers
“I don’t care” means
They cannot get a rise out of me
They cannot change my mood

They wander away to bother others
I don’t care
My mantra
Works for me
me

Premium Member Troublemakers

Can't sleep?  Why not?
   Drink a lot?  Feverish hot?

Indigestion?  Sinus congestion?
   Arthritis pain?  Half insane?
 
Constant wheezing?  Bouts of sneezing?
   Drug abuse?  Device overuse?
 
Relative died?  Stock market slide?
   Spouse cheating?  Overeating?
 
All these are troublemakers, true
   Others sleep ~ Why's insomnia picked you?
Form: Rhyme

The Poetic Pirates

You may call us misfits, or even troublemakers
But we are not what you say we are, theives and takers
In fact we are givers, lovers at that
This is known by everyone to be a true fact
Thomas, Rene', and even myself
We are the poets, we are true to thyselves
Dillan and Kris they bring the best bliss
Making everyone laugh even when they miss
We love eachother even when we're blue
The poetic pirates all of us stay true...
Form:


Premium Member Bern Bernard

His full name was Bern Bernard
He was an imposing bodyguard
From a few scuffles he was scarred
But nothing serious in that regard

Walking down the boulevard
Showing off his business card
He also moonlighted as a lifeguard
You’d be safe in the pool or yard

You couldn’t help but love Bernard
He was the most proficient bodyguard
Any fear he could effortlessly discard
Have any troublemakers easily disbarred



AP: 2nd place 2020
Form: Monorhyme

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