Short Villain Poems

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


The Play Was a Dismal Flop

The play was a dismal flop
She went to a coffee shop
She saw the villain
In act of killin'
Scrumming in the room nonstop
fun
Form: Limerick


Premium Member A Villain-Elle

A Villain-elle

The House, the Senate, the Judiciary…with heroes like these…who needs villains.


John G. Lawless
©2/17/2019
Form: Monoku

Don'T

Don't drive someone away as your villain 
When you can have him as your hero 
For, instead of a gain 
You'll get nothing but zero 

April 23, 2023
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member villain

villain wicked, selfish conniving, hating, deceiving antagonist, rival, saint, soldier saving, recovering, battling noble, intelligent hero
Form: Diamante

Premium Member A Sleuth Who Thought Truth Too Uncouth

A sleuth who thought truth too uncouth
Invented a villain named ‘Ruth’.
Her crimes, though quite quaint,
Compelled him to faint,
Reviving his nerves with vermouth.
Form: Limerick


Dudley Do-Right

There once was a Mounty named Dudley;
villain, Snidely Whiplash, was ugly.
Dudley would save Nell
from Snidely's dark spell,
then she and his horse would get snuggly!

Premium Member Drama of Life

In every drama of life Exists two opposite sides The hero and the villain Viewed not for wise judgment but for mend
March 17, 2022 10.17am
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Advice For Someone

Stop being pretender to paramount
 care for not be so rude
don't act too crooked
and being stupid and introspective
  superior is  being simpler,
extroverted
than a villain... !

Falling From His Throne

I pushed my homework

To stargaze with Kermit Frog toy…

Angrily, he threw my moppet

While I glared at this shadow,

Plunging from an adored throne

Like a villain.

Premium Member Heroes and Villains

A hero is a villain
   to the side that just got beat.
Great futbol heroes score big goals, 
   most use their head or feet.

(anti-tribute to Diego Maradona)

Written 22 Dec 2020
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.

Fear Death

vain, vain 
every lane
villain the world!
ashes of heaven here is pearl
death angel will must come
be afraid of death!
these colorful life will be dumb!


-December 05, 2018 Chattogram

Premium Member Batman

Gotham City’s local hero Batman
for every villain devises a master plan
He never fails to outwit his foes
whose maniacal ploys fall like crumbling dominoes



AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Clerihew

Villain Religious

then
peaceful message
came 
cured all with love

now 
peaceful message 
comes 
makes all hateful (to others)

cause- present message carriers are violated 



-December 06, 2018 Chattogram

Gaza

The chorus of criticism
echoes unblessed
Where millions hide waiting
misled and repressed

Destruction and mayhem
the rallying cry
With freedom the villain
— in hope’s genocide 

(The New Room: February, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

I Have Bought

I bought a book  - "How to make a million",
Brought it home,  felt  the strongest rage
I noticed, that some greedy villain,
Tore out, bastard, half the pages.
*
Scream of despair shook the air
Half a million, disappear!
Form: Verse

Split

You shot me in the heart
and you don't miss its beat
nothing is as simple
as you want to believe...
numbed from head to toe
no one knows what you think
you, my hero and my villain
my life forever in half split.

Jessica
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member David Vs Goliath

david
            valiant, indomitable 
  conquering, ennobling, lauding
underdog, hero, behemoth, villain
   hulking, bestriding, oversizing 
              massive, monster 
                        goliath



Date written: 01/20/2023
Form: Diamante

Huffing and Puffing

The trio of porcine creatures, various dwellings did construct,
One straw, one stick...and one securely glued with brick.

A foul mouthed canine villain, chose their lives to disrupt,
One puff, one blow...but the last made him ever so sick.

Premium Member Illiquid New Moon

signal of approaching cataclysm?
we can't see the gauntlet
it's past the cunning poison
a villain of his own timeline

piqued by an illiquid New Moon
Level 2 risk for severe stratagems
Earth braces for an apocalyptic slap
this time it could break

Saint and Villain

In a world of billions, full of rebellion,
But I'm ready to be the villain
Of your story, All for your glory.

Oh, that you were a kind of saint —
One that'd make even the devil faint.
So let me be the one to blame,
I'll gladly wear the villain's name.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Duplex

1941


harbor
warm with

heartbeats
pulses
friendship

villain 
planes fly
above

sunday’s
ripcord
is cut

sailors
are trapped
they scream
for help

nice day
explodes

on land
on sea
in news

frozen
In time

12/7/2016
1st Place
war
Form: Verse

Duplex

Villain

Caged in
boxed-in
in love
with a
villain

Handcuff
to evil
nowhere
to run
away

Turned light
to dim
fond of
stealing
peace; joy
 
Closed hand
bruised face
regret
repeat
please stop

Thoughts of
slaying
villain
escape
bondage

Hero and Villain

Hero
                       Helpful, Strong
              Striving, Battling, Winning
   Warrior,      Idol,       Fighter,         Rescuer 
          Opposing, Countering, Contending
                      Junky, Worthless 
                              Villain
Form: Diamante

Premium Member The Novel

Secure in cocoon, Caterpillar will transform; Beautiful butterfly’s born. Winging away her Life journey begins her book; Life’s book contains all of life; God’s greatest novel; It leaves out nothing, no one; Try not to be the villain!
Form: Choka

Deceitful Worm

Pride, you deceitful worm,
how dare you so viciously trick a person’s mind?
Pride, you deceitful worm,
your fine physique hides a tormented core, infirm,
mutable, and harboring only thoughts maligned.
Lord, save me from the vilest villain designed,
Pride, you deceitful worm.
Form: Verse

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