Short Worse Poems

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


Premium Member for worse

For will love hold the hand of fear
Look into eyes bereft of now
And see
The essence of love’s ashen fire
Aglow amid its ruins


Proud of Being Worse

In the inventory of misery, 
there are those who are proud
 of being worse than others...
 this is the most abject form
 of being proud!

Premium Member To Better From Worse

If every day
I make an 
Effort to pray
I do feel better
And in no pain
Thanks Lord
For your help
In living this life
To better from worse
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Better Or Worse

A baby will grow.
A child will grow.
A family will grow.
A village will grow.
A population will grow.
Relationships will grow

Better or worse?

Premium Member even worse than delirium tremens

Who claims an IQ doctorial? 
Melania’s spouse who's scansorial
This second act ape
Will all of us rape
As the new D.T.—Dick Tatorial
Form: Limerick


Rehearsed Somg and Beacome Worse

Rehearsed Song and Became Worse

What we decided was to rehearse,
A song that later became a curse;


More we sang it  would be worse.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Did Disperse and Became Worse

flu seemed to disperse
now know that we need a nurse
things will become worse

trump would be lying
now people are all crying
again alibiing

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Diverse and Worse

Diverse and Worse

Group they did start out in was diverse;
While they would end up being worse;
Various views;
Bad news;
No longer appealing and are perverse.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member For Better Or For Worse

Despite the thorns I hold on to my rose - we bleed together.

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Contest: Roses Are Red
Sponsor: Alexis Y.
Placed 1st
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Probably Worse

I know this will get better
because I cannot fathom it feeling any worse
although my eighty-eight year old mother put 
bleach on her shingles.
That was probably worse.

While Things Were Worse and Worse

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Terse While Worse Needing a Nurse

then he had been terse
while things would be worse and worse
always need a nurse
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member From Bed To Worse

Young Peter destroyed his bed sheeting So he could go out trick or treating His mother went mad And so did his dad Their language is not worth repeating!
Form: Limerick

To a Friend "when It Cant Get Worse"

and as a tear falls from the eye
never is the last goodbye
as open hearts fold closed at last
remember always happy past
'till tomorrow sun has risen
all is well
all is forgiven
Form:

Premium Member Worse and Worse

Bet is bandy
Hair quite sandy
Thin and tall
Nose too small
Ears stick out
Lips that pout
Chin is pointed
Double-jointed
Arms are long
Hands too strong
Teeth all bad
Bet's so sad
Form: Rhyme

Worse

When you are around
my blood is thick
the room is dense
the house is big
I can feel my face
I cannot breathe
cuz worse than being alone
is not being loved by whom you live with.

Jessica
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member For Worse and Better

apart together
            husband and wife forever 
              something to treasure 
        fine days come stormy weather 
            oh for me ~ divorce letter


By
David Kavanagh
Form: Tanka

It Could Be Worse

Why did she do such a thing
How much pain it brings
It feels like I cant breathe
But she does still love me 
And I love her 
Though it is hard to 
It could be worse 
Because now she is free
© Tylan Dyck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Worse and Worse

Worse and Worse

Always worse and worse things seem to get,
And horrible low standards Trump does set;
His sex symbol,
Makes us tremble;
By a golden shower in Russia has been wet.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Men Are, As Know, Much Worse Than Women

Men are, as know, much worse than women, no wonder!
They think about other women during sex.
Also the women sometimes sinful, but much less,
Because, with others men, they think of their husband.
Form: Quatrain

The Only Thing Worse

than being an uncritical thinker and uninformed about the world around one

is to be a critical thinker and informed about the world, but at the mercy of

the uncritical thinker and the uninformed.
Form: Prose

Singing Worse So Should Rehearse

Singing Worse So Should Rehearse

Remember when singing was getting worse;
When sounding like we had received a curse;
Must inspire;
Our choir;
Will become better when they do rehearse.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member As another second ticks off the clock

As another second ticks off the clock,
who knows what’s coming around the block.
Will today continue to be okay?
Or is something shocking coming our way?
Brace yourself, in case it's a shock. Tick tock.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Thought It Would Be Worse

thought that it would 
be worse with out the 
thing most coveted 
turns out that the 
desired coveted thing 
was not what truly a
needed component of 
the ideal foundation upon
which this real of reality 
was built upon
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Witch Is Worse

Witch Is Worse

Ha-Ha. Just Kidding.

Which is Worse?

Tired Of Winning
Or
Tired Of Losing?

You Might Be Surprised.

But, Some People Aren't

So, Don't Be Too: 

Dis-Appointed.

-Gray Squirrel

04-08-2025

Premium Member Worse Than Any Serial Killer

The man who starts a war is playing with fire
He is no better than a killer for hire
His only purpose is to destroy anyone who gets in his way
By Murdering more and more people with each passing day
A massacre to acquire a filthy desire
Form: Rhyme

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