Short Whine Poems

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


Sunshine Whine

Hello sun, do ya' mind?
Your stare is making me go blind.
And as my pupils start to shrink,
I wonder why you never blink.
Form: Rhyme


Wine O'Clock

Long ago and far away,
I drank a glass of wine one day,
But I was allergic to grapes,
Wine o'clock for me don't rate,
Just listening to you is enough,
Whine o'clock now, tough!

Cheese With Some Whine

She told me she loved me but what a lie,
her clock was ticking - child days flying by,
the devious plan was set,
I fell for the scam, you bet...
My kingdom for a noose around one-eye!

08/02/2016

Just for contest purposes.
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Whine On Mogen David Wine

Mom used to drink this wine for a tonic,
I had no idea she meant a colonic.
So I snuck some of this swill,
moved more than an EX LAX pill
cause the gas sounds were quite polyphonic!


Written 6/22/2011 for the ‘Bottle of Wine” contest
Form: Limerick

Premium Member No Reason To Whine

The day without love's like a day without sunshine It necessary for happiness both yours and mine We can substitute stuff But sure ain't enough With that magical feeling, absolutely no reason to whine © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick


Then and Now-Cheese and Whine

Oh, I love your raven lustrous silky hair
He used to say, touching it with such care
Now—strands clog the bath vanity
Why don’t you donate it for charity?
I give him my deepest pulverizing stare

Written on:08/02/2016
Contest:'Cheese and Whine' by Phillip Garcia
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Whine Bottle

Written by Gail DeBole
on July 7, 2015
Updated Feb. 22, 2023

At first...
          Cheerfully shared for liquid celebrations
           For all of the right reasons.

And then...
           Abruptly emptied to become a whine bottle
           For all of the wrong reasons.

Premium Member Cheese With That Whine

Whom ever taught my cat to whine could not have been a friend of mine.
She's learned to vocalize a bit and now acts like a spoiled snit.
It's so annoying to say the least. She knows I'll cave to get some peace.
I let her out for a window of time and ask  if she wants some cheese
with that whine.
cat

Premium Member Need Cheese for Whine

Haven’t been on soup much today
Been feeling ill some kind of way

Can’t put my finger on why I am sick
Did I catch a bug was it my last dish

I’m in no pain thank God for favor
So poetry soup I can now savor

Just feeling nauseous tired and lightheaded 
Writing poems is a jones done from pink bed
Form: Couplet

Break Up Whine

His evasion of responsibility inexcusable…
though behaviour of this being as per usual
originally from broken where never taught devotion
great pity he grew without learning.
Fidelity and faithfulness insignificant
from the superficial apathetic participant
thus emptiness diverged from initial love of splurge
revolved...evolved am now to be discerning.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member She Would Whine, Nag and Complain

She was an ugly mean old hag,
Born out of a tapestry bag,
She smelled like old lint,
Her mouth was wider than a stag,
Her sense of humor made you gag.
A terrible skin-flint.

Original spinster from Crag,
Was usually on a crying jag
Her eyes were a squint,
Being with her an instant drag
She’d whine, complain, throw out a nag.
Perfect wife for Clint.
fun

Premium Member poor me Priscilla

I was never part of a family
never on a team
never felt comradery

No one ever stood up for me
people bullied me
I was alone

Poor me
Poor me
Poor poor me

She held a pity party for herself daily
In the lunchroom at work
ruining lunch for the rest of us

All cheer and jollity are extinguished when she enters
poor her, poor her, poor poor poor whiney her
We started eating at our desks

Why Whine With Cheese

Nothing gets me madder
   than dancing with a full bladder.
Every time I cough or sneeze
   a little fluid finds release.
A waltz, a tango, salsa is out of the question
   another  drink would just give me indigestion,
Off to the lady's room I must go
  you don't need to question why to know
when I come back let's just sit down
  hold the whine but bring the cheese 
and pass the  Hors d'oeuvres around.
© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Whine

In
Soft dreams ,
I deeply 
Wish to feed your 
Aggressively dumb 
Soul an ounce of hopeful
Grace , For in the most deepest
Whispers, your attempts just fail the
Pigments you've promised in poor papers,
O, how the endless blood I've spilled , like
Oozing arrows aimed between those
eyes, yet you wobble and the 
Spear just miss, don't beg for
Chances , I've sent so 
Many your way, 
Now sit and 
Whine for 
Me.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Cheese and Whine

I despair when I’ve stepped in dog poo Excrement on the sole of my shoe It would be indiscreet If I crapped in the street I wish doggies would use a pooch loo! I mowed the grass but now feel forlorn I see cat poo all over my lawn My neighbour’s pussy Is so darn fussy ... It's just my lawn that he treats with scorn! Here’s my whine now pass the Cheese Contest Sponsored by Phillip Garcia 08~01~16
Form: Limerick

Slow Whine

The haunting whine of a cello 
A lure, then seizure that won't let go

Memories arrested in the chambers of my mind
Still shots of reflections fraught with the unkind

No rest for the aching thing that beats in my chest
A somber strain that whines with seemingly no rest

Slow, slowly plays a melancholic concerto
Slowly, slowly cries the cello with an echo

As it goes, so do my lonely tears
Whining chords of discord illuminate the romantic backstairs
Form: Rhyme

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