Short Watchers Poems

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


Reduction

reduction, deduction
less and less intake
more and more output
weight watchers
reach their goal
more or less

February 22, 2020
Form: Verse


Crafty Cow

She stands there waiting
Chewing the cud and watching
for the dark rain clouds
Maybe I should lie down and
confuse the weather watchers
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Osprey

Yellowstone Osprey dwells in a rock cathedral sacred in her flight administers sacraments to her watchers far below
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Weight Watchers

Sweet potatoes baked

or plantains fried, 

take your pick.

Caribbean treats

delectable and sweet, 

one puts more weight 

on the thighs!
Form: Rhyme

Stars

" The stars are the cosmic luminaries to those skeptics of watchers who assume they only shine their light in the darkness. "


Alfredo Gonzales ©


Premium Member Carrion Watchers

Through the mists they land Carried by darkened wings, spread Sensing, they await Suspended death in decay Inhumanities now shared .
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Royal Watchers -Minsk

A woman arrived early from Minsk
Hoping to get a nod from the prince
His procession went by
She never caught his eye
Now her fondness for him is past tense
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Royal Watchers -Rentz

A lady from Rentz thought it neat
Hoping in London the prince to meet
He passed her that day
Looking the other way
She'll have to go back to Rentz and repeat
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

The Watchers

Sheep or goat,
Think the God believers,
Watching every child with hidden eyes,
They seem to have lost interest in me now,
As for me the God delusion is over.
Form:

Premium Member Spent Time

*Image of Dali's Time Clock by Pixabay. spent time most workers are clock watchers who die by the hours ~ then clock out and live 2021 December 19
Form: Monoku

Premium Member A Dog's Tale

There was a fat dog from Rhyl
That found it hard climbing a hill
He swore to eat less
But his life was a mess
When Weight Watchers sent the bill.  

© Harry J Horsman  2011
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Primate Houses

At the zoo, at the primate houses, their ire, at the watchers, arouses. Before it’s all through, they’re hurling their poo, And sometimes it gets on their blouses.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

False Ecstacy

I am company to the serpent,
a dazzling chariot of defiance.

sword of omens,a beast of suspense
delivers it's cocktail.
all harbingers of flesh dipped crosses
in cages for the watchers.

Premium Member Love In a Lane 2

Day Passed by, Reliving. Parked in a lane, Hid from watchers as we lovingly kissed, Losing count of love as emotions thrilled. Until sunset Meant time up, We left Sad.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Whole New Attitooed

There once was a fair swanky maiden
Who each week at Weight Watchers weighed in
    Her whole new attitude
    On her arm fresh tattooed 
Heaped desserts no more for her laden



AP: Honorable Mention 2021
Form: Limerick

Requiem of Natures Realm

A
Tree
Standing
In the breeze
Swaying to and fro
Waving to the watchers below
Help me if you can my time has been short please I beg.
Though my expiration is not death, just rebirth into natures realm everlasting.
Form: Fibonacci

Premium Member Weight-Watching

Poor Ralph worried about his good friend's weight
  O.B. City said, "Don't care if I'm late!"
    Though Weight-Watchers next meeting
    Was first-come, first-serve seating
  O.B. City'd long been 'watching his weight'
Form: Limerick

The of Death Hope and Lose of Value

bang goes the bell
of death all value is gone
from wishes and wealth
not sure who will get the prize
onlooking watchers have watchful eyes
bang goes the bell of death to us all
so everyone before death to jesus please fall
Form: ABC

Premium Member Wizard Watchers Haiku



            

             waiting for wise words
             whispering and wondering
             whippoorwills wander




                      5/30/2022






                   ~ Alliterative Haiku~
Form: Haiku

Premium Member High Heeled Shoes Walking

High heeled shoes walking
Doing special kind of talking

Spreading a sensual feeling
Sending watchers reeling

Uplifting and enhancing
Really sexy when she’s dancing

Helping her to look classy and chic
Making her look powerful and unique
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ricky And Doris

A puppeteer and a columnist
Two greeting persons of great talent
A writer and a simple artist
Met in New York on a bench God-sent
Acquaintance that brought humor and scent
To watchers and walkers awed with skill
Moving and talking puppets that shrill

Just Like Everyone Else

Hold your tongue
Pretend this is for the best,
You're so young,
So many to impress. 

Every move you make
The Watchers eye you
They'll point out your every mistake
It's hard being fake.

Call it what you want,
But you're a deceiver,
just like everyone else.
Form:

3 Haikus

lightning stabs the sky
wind howls and whips dead branches
trees mute storm watchers.

waves crash against shore
thunder threatening darkness
whiplash from sky gods.

breakers slap wet sands
sounding monstrous applause of
nature's savagery.


@jjote 0903/2015
Form: Haiku

The Watchers

They are everywhere
They could be anyone
They could be dead or alive
They could be good or evil
They could be nice or mean
They could be someone you might know
They could be someone you be dating
They could be your best friend
They could follow you everywhere

They are the watchers!
Form:

Premium Member Chichen Itza

Stars form patterns to Ancient's Zodiac.
Creatures emerge, especially the snake.
Mayan watchers see the serpent go back,
Back into the earth at Equinox break.
What portends, only prophesies can make.

Past the temple is Astronomer's dome.
There prophets see futures where the stars roam.

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