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Short Vodka Poems

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


Vodka Is the Most Volatile Liquid

Vodka is the most volatile liquid.
Evaporates very sudden and quickly.
It takes  minutes no more, than twenty,
After opening to be bottle  empty!
Form: Quatrain


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Form: Tanka

No Vodka Shots

No vodka shots
No drinking beer.

Even without alcohol
She has no fear.

She is simple
And clean.

And could rule the world 
Without being mean.

Yes, she is a girl
With no bad quality.

All she believe 
Is in gender Equality.
©saniyapoetry

Vodka and Lime Andaree For Contest

VODKA AND LIME light and heavenly distilled to silence night personal dark secret delight drifting thoughts spinning time on substance abuse sublime brain freeze back lime Vodka smack another filtered climb every poem clothed in rhyme pure imagination takes to flight light and heavenly distilled to silence night
Form: Rhyme

Merrier With Vodka Than With His Rose

Steadily, the wine flows 
And down a gullet goes;
Beside the bottle, tapping toes 
Of Brown drowning his woes 
And the brownish questions his foes 
From plain mischief pose:
Every morning a repeated dose 
That could ugly chapters close; 
Its aroma a sport to his nose,
As his glass remains close…

The merrier with vodka than with his Rose…
Form: Rhyme


Vodka and Redbull

Three hundred sixty minutes and 
sixteen shots later,
and my heart is still unraveling 
inside of my chest.

Four hundred eighty minutes 
and eight cans of Redbull later,
and my bloodshot eyes are 
begging for sleep.

Five hundred forty minutes and 
a bottle of vodka later,
I'm staring at trembling fingers and 
dying to hold you.

Six hundred minutes and 
half a pack of cigarettes later,
and I'm straining to remember 
your name.

And that's alright with me.
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