Short Virus Poems

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


Premium Member Two Words

Disquiet alarm
Sleepless unhappiness
Bored disaffection
Fearful agitation
Despondent hostility
Hysterical loneliness


Virus In the Paradox


"Virus in the Paradox"
 

refer Short Stories:
https://www.poetrysoup.com/short_stories/virus_in_the_paradox_8004
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Contagion

a Senryu poem

Oh, that my love were 
contagious - you’d catch it and love
me, as I do you.

Ahh-choo!
Form: Senryu

Premium Member The ***********

The ***********

It has no brain
yet it outsmarts
many little red funny caps
thanks to them
xi virus
will be great again

Premium Member The Virus

The Virus Haiku: by Tom 1/7/2021 This virus is like putting socks on a Rooster, and baby that’s hard.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Virus - A

Virulent life-form ravages its fragile host. Conclusion: excise! -------------------- (C) John C Michaels, 2014
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Virus

airborne pathogens
fenced world out of kilter
impulse to Mars brews

















Haiku composed: August 21, 2020
Form: Haiku

Catch 22

burkas banned in France
    yet since covid nineteen spread
    everyone wears masks

    Sponsor Tania Kitchin.

    1 / 13 / 2021.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member A Virus Christmas

A Virus Christmas Haiku: by Tom 12/25/2020 Carona Virus, made Christmas like no other; but Jesus still reigned.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member New York Has It Bad

new york has it bad
her quadzillions of people
social distance ha

new York is so sad
one step equals meeting
most will not wear mask
Form: Senryu

Virus Unite Us

The Druids of Ynysybwl
Are concerned that people wear wool
Pulled over their eyes
It shows off  their thighs
Inciting ye olde April Fool!
Form: Limerick

The Shot

He walked around with a nasty cold
With his chest out being bold
He took the covid shot
His body ran hot
Then suddenly, his face turned old
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Cells Don'T Sell

life saving vaccine is formulated from embryonic stem cells






25th August 2020

For Silent One's Contest 
When Things Go Wrong Monoku
Form: Monoku

Santa Sprayed the Toys

Santa sprayed all the Christmas toys
To save all the girls and boys
He sprayed the virus out
Then he jumped and shout
Making a whole lot of noise
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Upside Down World

I woke
I worked
I loved
I lived

Behold a novel creature, asian-born

I woke under lockdown
I could not work
I could not see my love
I died
Form:

Invisible Virus

I-nvisible
V-irus'
Y-ucky

A-ttack
L-ets
E-pidemic
D-eliver
O-utbreak

Topic: Birthday of Ivy F. Aledo (May 09) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Faces of the Corona Ghosts

Faces of the Corona Ghosts


faces of the corona ghosts
fill my heart 
with sorrow

as I see and hear  them 
everywhere
voices crying in the wind
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.

Fear Not Thieves But Virus

Doors kept wide opened

Why do you fear of thieves?

All thieves in arrest 

In their own,small houses

Don’t fear of thieves!

But Coronavirus!

Premium Member Our Love's Like a Virus

Our love’s like a virus; it’s true.
It permeates all that we do.
We won’t need our masking,
But thank you for asking, 
‘Cause, baby, I’m covid in you.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Rudolph Refused

Rudolph refused to fly Santa’s sleigh
He wanted to keep the virus at bey
Santa showed him the tools
That he was to use
Which was, a giant can of v-spray
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Virus In the Air

virus in the air
some care
not me said Mare
Never gets sick no matter what
loving her resistance, she's open, not shut
virus in air?
She does not care.
Form: Rhyme

Stagnant Pools

There was no place to wade
in the stagnant pools of Corona.
The virus sank our feet into the mire.
Help was on the way, as we submerged
into the cesspool.
© Mary Bone  Create an image from this poem.

A Limerick a Day Keeps the Virus Away

There was a shrink whose name was Pink
he loved to read and in books sink
A virus phobic case
at night went to his place
The shrink in sink searching a link.
Form: Limerick

Ccp Virus

They created a virus and then infected the world
Then they made a vaccine to cure us all
While plotting to kill us in other ways
Their virus didn’t kill so many

Premium Member I Am

I am
fermenting in tedium
emotionally over-reactive
frequently inappropriate
irresponsible but trustworthy
discontentedly powerless
and frequently overwhelmed.

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