Short Warship Poems

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


Lest We Forget

'T seems we imagined us the train
Forgetting us  our station
Tempestuously challenging adrift
Warship on a slumbering ocean
Form: Quatrain


In Place of

In Place of

In place of 
my head I prefer to have a 
small plastic warship with a 
level deck for 
the setting in motion and 
landing of 
toy aircrafts.

While Walloping Waking Whale

While 
walloping 
waking 
whale 
withstood 
whipping 
winning 
warship 
which 
we 
were 
washing

Is this a lantern or a latrine?

Jim Horn

Someone enter it into contest for me.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lanterne

Metaphysical

Mainstay of madness
Ebon hearted  gravity
Temporal maelstrom

Anthropomorphic
Planetary energy
HEART of world TERAH

Yawning Void Dreadnaught
Superluminal warship
Infernal machine

Carbon based life form
Ancient beyond reckoning
Learned the ways of peace
© Jaey Peele  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Dark Ginnels

Ginnels are cavernous and gloomy Between smoke-stained dwellings Under the close watch of a warship Where the flowers of beauty bloom abundantly available Ugliness is merely apparent With the likelihood of being subjugated
Written: November 17, 2022
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.


Fear Is a Spread Thing

Soldiers fear Warship, 
Labourers hardship,
Demons fellowship, 
Tribes citizenship,
Chaos leadership
Thugs Governorship
Loners long friendship
Fat Guys sportsmanship
Backbenchers headship
Men secretaryship:
Another man's Worship...

Fear is a spread thing
Mine fails not to ring.
Form: Rhyme

Lady

Lady

Eyes green and blue,
Hair curled and groomed.
The whitest skin you can see,
The finest brush strokes, 
An artist captured her soul.
To see is to behold,
To love is to adore,
To warship it’s a must,
Such beauty one mustn’t touch.
Listen to my heart beating so fast
This is me I was a man 
And now I’m just a child.
Form: Rhyme

Bustling River

Elizabeth: squat river with cranes, tugs, wharfs abristle,
Its broad, deep-dredged breadth plied by warship and merchant mammoth,
Ships with haughty grandeur gliding along buoyed channel—
Lofty titans sneering down on collier, barge, sloop at sail
And, on fog-bound nights, soothing sleepers with moans baritone.



November 21, 2016
Form-River Line-Poetry Contest
Rick Parise, Sponsor
© David Bose  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

False Led

Wide eyes beguiled by pursed lips and strings
Temptation crouches low as a tiger
Hunting coy glances and diamond rings
Tiger now an ox who plots beside her

Promises of riches, fame, and love
Sing like a fairy, little gold canary
The wolf now disguised as a sheepskin glove
Once gentle, he acts to the contrary

And they'll dance as snakes in courtship
smother and crush their ribs and wants
Blame the rat for sinking their warship
Spell out expectations in different fonts
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Senses Afloat

AUDIBLE HORRIBLE
hearing paddling away
think silence bouquet

PALETTE TRAGIC
taste creel caught
meals easier bought

EMOTIONAL REVERSAL
warship bombards feelings
cheaper dental drillings

OLFACTORY REFRACTORY
smell setting sail
restroom odors bail

VISUAL PITIFUL
eyesight in lifeboat
memorize your remote

LOGIC FROLIC
mind barge bound
serenity island found






... CayCay
October 19, 2018 
(written for contest)
Form: Couplet

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