Short Wraps Poems

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


Premium Member Under Wraps

The waiter: short, surly and brusque; in the air, hung a slight scent of musk. Natasha’s Cantina: with Masa Harina, crime’s perfection, wrapped in a cornhusk. ---------- I promise I won't do another tamale
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Expectations Under Wraps on Christmas Eve

Kimo, haiku, couplet

Expectations Under Wraps on Christmas Eve

wild hammering and disciplined screwing
of elves in Santa’s workshop -
will toys be fiddled with…

an exotic sleigh
and a ho ho ho drives hard
through the dark of night

unlike the North Pole the blinking lights sleep
as Santa rides down in chimney sweep
Form: Verse

This Side Of My Skin

I blame it for the pain 
As i try and understand its secrets
As it’s forms and folds wraps itself around me
Its supposed to protect the me from the world
But I cannot make sense of the curved markings painted across it
im supposed to take care of it
keep it smooth 
 perfect for the picture
but i am ashamed 
of what its become 
loud 
and hidden 
this side 
of my skin
© cc brown  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Greenery Wraps

In the shade, I shrivel in flowering cactus crafting sloppy verse below the scraggly exhausted moon warm reverberations of love originating in the Jade Garden nerves jangling in my true being the magnificent encounter of how to melt this iron reluctance dreams can feel most real than actual life every day as I unseal my eyes.
Written: May 12, 2023
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Lost In Wraps of Time

Lost in the wraps of time, I'm alone, walking
waiting for the bliss,to myself, I'm talking

words fade off ,as they come
uncertainties make me stun

To think about a better tomorrow
and leave behind all sorrow

but past haunts me again
hurting ,making me lame

With no ray of hope in vision 
lies my future in confusion

Aloof from the world I move on 
sticking to my love and hold on

For I believe I'm destined, to shine
though I'm lost in the wraps of time.
Form: Sonnet


Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace