Short Zombie Poems

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


What a Relief

What a relief it would be 
to get away from you, My Heart,
with an empty and insensitive body 
walking around like a Zombie


Premium Member Zs having fun

zigzagging zombie zealously zeroed in on Zeke Zeller’s zinging zither
a zippy zenith to Zaria’s zesty zaniest day in Zanzibar.

Calli

Calli the drunken zombie cub
can often be found in the pub
for this is why
she's so often high
and passed out drunk in the tub!
© Lizzy Love  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Elderly Zombie

The elderly,
are very much like zombies.
They are both slow when they walk,
and given half a chance, both will chew your ear off.
old
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Zombie- a Haiku

Zombie - A Haiku


Shining the darkness
A Haitian, slim zombie roars
at the perfect ghost


5/11/19
written words James Edward Lee Sr.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Cunning Zombie Pollinate Flowers Able Honey Bee

night good afternoon
a cunning zombie waddles
despite the crabgrass

pollinate flowers
a little, able bee eats
all of the nectar

4/23/19
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Tattoo Man-Odd Facts 002

A lot ado
over head to toe tattoo.
The Great Omi
Sensitive as a zombie
endured 15 million needle stabs
to get his fill of verbal jabs.

© Apr 09 2010

Zombie World

Zombie World
Zombies in the night
Who were people hours before
Rising from the dead

These slow predators
Are coming for us all now
It’s a zombie world
Form: Haiku

Limb O Rick

what was he that stood before me

was he himself or was he a zombie

i emptied my rounds
in his brain it was found

but my heart at the plight abhorred me
Form:

Premium Member Mummified Zombie

Mummified zombie Walking down the streets of town Collection of cats Scampering alongside him Threatens all that enter path
Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka

Halloween Crazy Jacks

Halloween~~~ Don't know Jack
O'Lantern meets carving knife
Jack the Ripper meets vampire
Bats in the church attic meet black zombie
Cat woman meets Jackall...

Wayne the Zombie

There once was a zombie called Wayne,
Who was driving the others insane,
He was falling apart,
And he ripped out his heart,
But couldn’t live without his brain.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Women Are the Stronger Sex

So, Madam, please tell me - how you can ever hope To survive the Zombie apocalypse if you scream and run away when you see a tiny spider?
Form: Shape

Premium Member A Bloody Good Deal

How could a corpse like me ask for more
Than this faucet from the showroom floor
It may look a dud
But it cleans off blood
And came dirt cheap from the Zombie Store
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Zombie Eyes

Is she a zombie...
Her eyes are vacant; her heart's
   fire extinguished, brittle ash

   Hush! She approaches
expressionless, gliding through
   a different dimension
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member My Local Mortician

"I tie the shoelaces together on my dead," says my local mortician, 
"because if a zombie apocalypse were ever to happen,
 it will most certainly be an hilarious situation."
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Incubus

With incubus and succubus entwined
Coitus tactic - keep up the spellbind! 
The product of deep slumber - once matured, 
Zombie, encumbered on us! Rest assured.

March 7, 2023
Form: Rhyme

Pale Calaboose

Pale zombie pumpkin
Absorbs the lives of *pepos--
Souls try burst out rind.


Pepo--any fleshy gourd fruit with a hard rind and many seeds, as the melon, squash, or 
cucumber.
Form: Haiku

Birth of a Zombie

abandoned baby, cant decipher
evil faces gleefully hover
immortals jab kin's life
melancholy!! never obtained pride 
quietly raising sad trumpet
under velvet winged xebec 
yielded zombies
Form: ABC

Istangene wold

Why should man destroy Istangene wold, where zombie, s 
     if  they like should colonise it how tomorrow may 
   it be fooling and manging their still assumptions 
    for instance?.

Prince Charming

He staggered from her bedroom zombie like,
And scratched his armpits, belching, breaking wind;
His hair was sticking up, his beard unkempt;
He took a shower, brushed his teeth – and grinned.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Creatures Of Tedium

Time, known to draw out
Of a stale-made air
In wretched creatures of Tedium
Zombie-eyed despair
Midst friendly converse
Rises, excited
Quick shook as a flame back out.
That animated!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Halloween Freak Show

Fred, a green martian who's skin has a glow
In his zombie costume, no one would know
Until he tripped and fell down
His costume's now on the ground
His bright green skin lit up like a freak show
Form: Limerick

Premium Member you can do better

candy testing Dracula wanted no help at all
He is so busy I barely see him this fall
The complaint was from his wife, a Zombie tall
You can do better we told her, but it was like talking to a wall
Form: Monorhyme

Tricked In Treating

Like a zombie at a town picnic
Scarfing brains in my room, like a shtick
My costume I offed
For I retched and coughed
Mom said, "That was the ultimate trick!"

October 30th, 2019

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Form: Limerick

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