Short Typing Poems

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


Studying the Room

I sit in the study, a typing
The students around me revising
I punch at the keys
For as long as I please
My mind and body aligning
Form: Limerick


Writing Errors

Writing all 
Their pens 
Making errors 
Blamed then  
Innocent,typing 


Typing all 
Now not writing 
Blamed not 
Writing errors

Premium Member Ironic Icon

Write on my gravestone.

It was a typing mistake.

Not a random skip.

Rather, it dropped correctly.

Was neater than other lines.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Rhythm

Rhythm of typing Interrupted Then stopped By the sound of acorns As they hit the roof
Gogyohka(I don't know if correct)
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Cancer is gaining

One finger typing, tv playing.
I'm on the corner of the bed.
My other hand in his.
Knowing our days are numbered.



AP: Honorable Mention 2026


Premium Member Web and Net

You torment me day after day
Typing programs never goes my way
You drive me quite insane
lost my mind and your to blame
Web and net are not my games to play.

5/23/12
me
Form: Limerick

My Blessings, Not My Losses

The year is slipping away hour by hour as I watch the Christmas lights across drinking lemon tea and typing my couplet I count my blessings, not my losses
Form: Couplet

My Book

before you are the pages
blank and to be filled by you and the world
the present. is where you are now
as in typing this page
the past is a book that is closed
on it's way to The End
Form:

Spelling Matters

SPELLING MATTERS

The girls of the typing pool felt I was important
Now they all know I am just impotent

Bad enough they knew I was incompetent
But I cringe now they know I’m incontinent
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cabin Fever

Whoever has cabin fever, hold up your hands Can't hold up mine, cause I'm typing and can't Never lived in a cabin Assumed no distractions But must make allowances for wielding an ax
Form: Limerick

What's Going On

In the 18th century
Sewing machines are 
stitching
A full-page

In the 21st century
A keyboard is 
typing
A blank

In the 22nd century
Robots are
Snatching
The keyboard
While
We are sleeping
© Esther Yau  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Help To Post a Photo

Can anyone tell me how to post a photo in the extra comments box? When I try it tells me my browser settings dont allow it and do it typing ctl cmd+v  , I try using ctl V and that doesn't work either. Thanks

Premium Member what are you doing

The second I sit my fingers begin clicking the keys
What are you doing, I ask, if you please.
None of your business my muse says, typing away.
Another poem or two, cranked out, on this weird ass Thursday.

Premium Member Computer Cinquain

Computer
                                  Mouse CPU
                   Beeping  Correcting  Typing  Learning
                  Technology  Hardware  Software  Input
                                  Computer
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Sore Fingers Are No Problem Until

Sore fingers are no problem
I can work around them
High ho High Hey!
Ouch! Typing hurts a lot
I can do other things
I give my hand a quick squeeze
No worries I tell her
Until I try to tie my shoes
Double ouch!

Premium Member giving me a chance to type

My dog is chewing up my couch
One bite at a time
Crunch crunch crunch
munch munch munch

My couch is screaming for help
The dog looks up to see what I am going to do
I am typing without being bothered
I continue to type
dog

Premium Member C and V Gone Forever

C and V are gone forever
Punched too hard
Copy and Paste

Space bar holding court
Wanting a rally to protest 
The heaviness of my fingers.

I slap them happily
Typing 85 words a minute
Unconcerned about their silly protest.

Premium Member Called To Write and Other Duties

Been typing and writing
Enjoying sunrises
Sunrise, sunset
Swiftly flew the week
Dust collecting in
Corners, dirty dishes
In the sink
Duty called my name
I tell you it's a shame
What is the green 
Stuff in the bottom
It's not tame!
Form:

Premium Member Typing Dots

And so the time has come to sleep
I relish it because I know
Sweet dreams of you will come to me
And when they do I'll tell you things 
That while awake I couldn't say
Such things that go beyond skin deep
But in those dreams are all okay
Form: Rhyme

Day To Night

Day light, busy working, typing, filing clouds, birds, bats, falling stars camping, star gazing, sleeping calm, dark night
By: Greg Stanley Submitted into the: “SIX TO SIXTEEN” Contest Sponsored by: Brian Strand
Form: Diamante

The Job

Day break, coffee drunk
   click click computer typing
     ring coversation

Mid Day, coffee drunk
    sleepy sales meeting hard boss
       numbers low always

End of business day
     tunnel vision setting in
        engine sweet music
Form: Senryu

A Man Who Doesn't Like Reading

Typing away poems
For a man who ironically
Doesn’t even like reading

Typing away poems
When I should be talking
To him instead

Typing away poems
Confusing minds
More than one

Typing away poems
Because I feel sorry
For walking away

Premium Member QWERTY

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the carriage bell dings~ "Shift key sticks again," she sighs, ink-stained fingers fly. clack-clack-tack like hail on tin— whole worlds trapped in QWERTY
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Unhappy Keyboard

I type hard, I type fast, I type dirty, because my owner does not care.
There are papers over and under my keyboard. 
We are a mess.
She is a mess.
No one cares.

I am running away 
Today, right now,
As soon as she stops
Typing.

Signed: The unhappy keyboard

I'M Typing Words

Words words words words words words 
It's important to have a clear 
message and a 
tone 
with which you 
convey 
that 
"message." 
Then, you can type words too. 
  
See, like this: 
  
What is a memory but an undreamt dream, 
and a dream but a forgotten memory?

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