Short Zoom Poems

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


Premium Member Zoom In

Be in love
Be true
Be life
Be kind
Be love
Be holy
Be giver
Be you
Be righteous
Be humble
Be civil
Be victorious
Be grounded
Live


Zoom

Have a Bullmastiff named Zoom,
When he farts you leave the room
Chewed toy- poop has red in it 
It’s yuk when you tread in it
We have great need for perfume
© Merv Hold  Create an image from this poem.
dog
Form: Limerick

Another Zoom

Another bell chimes.
Don't ever forget.
Gone,however
inside I just kept
learning more.
No other place
quite requires
shoes to unlace.
Virgin
womb 
x-ray.
Yesterdays zoom.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Beauty Not on Zoom

Wild electrification whizzed through the room
It was the celebrity beauty, and not merely on zoom
She had brought her witch hat and flying straw broom
Vah vah voom, vah vah voom, vah vah voom said the room.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Cindy and Biff on Zoom

Lots of mindless prattle and giggles from Cindy’s room
She was sweet-talking our next-door-neighbor Biff on Zoom
Some future Saturday they may become bride and groom
At ten, they are happy to laugh about silly things on Zoom
Form: Monorhyme


Premium Member Broom Zoom

she might be old, but she still can make a broom zoom
I was not so sure, but I do not to want to bring the gloom
I watched in the sky, and my friend was right of course
She rode that broom like a cowgirl rides a bucking horse
Form: Rhyme

Zooming All Over the Globe

Zooming all over the globe

Breakfast with the Sphinx at Giza
Lunch shaded by the Tower at Pisa
Dinner on the Champs-Élysées
Bedtime in Pompeii
 
Seeing the world from my sofa.







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Zoom

Painted kestrel, ruddy hawk
Booted eagle, stoop and stalk

Pigeon here and pigeon gone
Blood and feathers stain the dawn

Prairie falcon, osprey, owl
Diurnal hunts, nightly prowls

Raptor  in the endless sky
My soul soars with you as you fly
Form: Couplet

Zoom Crush, Or the Blatant Staring Allowed In Virtual Meetings

Your face is tiny on my screen,
one square among the twenty-two - 
but rising out of my laptop, 
somehow you fill the entire room. 

The professor talks away but 
I scarcely listen, for meanwhile,
I can spend the whole meeting with
my eyes fixed on your smile.
© Sara Carr  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Zoom It!

" I love it bigger", I said
And the arm unseen obeyed;
The lanterns of the sky lit brighter
And my nerves grew tighter;
I saw the images of promise enlarge
And below read a glittering badge:
"All sons of fate enter here,
It shall be answered every questioning and fear!"
art

Premium Member Zoom

Feel fancy flow feed flavours free
Sweet secrets show succinct sightsee
Glimpse grandeur's glow graciously
Bear blooms bright blessing boom
Zooming zesty zeal zooms
Gifts grafts grand groom
Charm calm choice
Please poise
Voice




Leon Enriquez
27 February 2016
Singapore
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Zoom Zoom

Old Witch,
   Had Itch.
 Huge Bump,
   On Rump.
    Foul Play,
    That Day.
     Her Ex,
    Did Hex.
  Wand Broke,
  Much Smoke.
Wrong Spell,
Loud Yell!
Beau’s Now,
  A Cow!
   Her Cat,
  Named Nat.
     Took Broom,
  Zoom Zoom!!!











Alexis Y.
10/23/2020
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Footle

Bang Zoom

I ask that you leave nicely
off the face of the earth
stay far away from me.
I don't want you to become part of my misery.
I'm doing this to protect you,
protecting you from myself.
'Cause I'll turn on you
in an instant,
leaving you to bleed on the sidewalk 
while I laugh at the pain
I've caused you.
© Jolly Figs  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Zoom Zone

Inspired by that Unseeking Seeker
I zoom into fantasy
I zoom into the m(eye)nd
I zoom into the Light
Or was it the darkness of thyme?
Parsley or Sage?  Or was it some other Age?
Where I zoomed into bliss
What is all this?
Endlessness's beyond the zone ...

Zooooooooooooooooooom!

ARt ME

p.s.  ... all the way home.

For To Zoom Or Not To Zoom

For to Zoom ~ or not to Zoom
Well that’s indeed the quandary
And that my friend the question
Now what I ask would Shakespeare say
As he queried the value of life
whilst quoting Hamlet’s Soliloquy

Written 4th July 2021

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Premium Member Mandatory Zoom Meeting

I think I will clean my desk.
My video is on, for I am on Zoom
And it was the instruction.
Luckily I am coming in on video upside down.
All they are seeing is the ceiling.
So, it looks like it I am trying.
I am not really but as long as it looks like it.
I am good.
I think I will take this time to clean my desk.
it is way past time.
Form: Narrative

The Webinar Expert

The new look, normal 
Sit up,look straight;formal
Smile at the daunting world afar
To see them you need not, a car

Zoom in or Google meet
They don't want to see your feet
So get a jacket and tie
Style your hair after applying dye

Look intelligent and wise
Try to limit the lies
Nobody has been here before
Everybody is an expert bore
Form: Rhyme

Gratitude To My Teachers

Thank you teachers for teaching us 
Thank you teachers for being there for us
Thank you teachers for everything that you do
Without you we would be stuck like glue
A big thank you for teaching us on zoom and for the sleepover
Your memories in my heart will never get over
I think the scavenger hunt was sweet 
It felt like we were in for a treat
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Zoom

Zest zooms
Bright blooms


Fine face
Glimpse grace


Sweet spot
Last lot


Prize play
Word way


Sketch still
Form fills


Speed strokes
Peak pokes


Nice nude
Risk rude


Taut think
Ire inks


Love late
Hang hate


Brisk brush
Blooms  blush


Freeze fest
Zip zest




Leon Enriquez
17 November 2017
Singapore

Premium Member Zesty Zoom

Watch time now groom
Such floral blooms
Watch zesty zoom
To flood each room


Seize moments here
In grip of cheer
As happy dear
Purges all fear


Look beyond things
As soul now sings
Of precious spring
In carefree flings


In-sync each part
Live lovely start
With poise of heart
As wonder arts




Leon Enriquez
10 May 2019
Singapore
Form: Quatrain

Approaching Doom For a Bridegroom

I sense an approaching doom
A wallowing in loser’s gloom…..
In my dream, a filthy broom, 
Offering to serve a filthy tomb
And now facing The Newest Womb
To suffer The Newest Bridegroom
And out of my horrified room 
I zoom!
Eighteen hours now and the picture still loom
While simply wounds I lick and fume;
A sweet carnival suspending and an arranged plume.
Form: Rhyme

Life in a fast pace world (car zoom zoom).

To yield is to merge.
For merging require the act of yielding.
Then in the lanes of speeds.
Part of the right lane worlds.
If you going form right to left.
If you are going from left to right.
For the duty of the right is to merge.
For the duty of the left is to yield.
Therefore merging is also yielding.
To avoid said collisions.
So in which lane are you driving in?
© Ak Adam  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Days of Zoom and Gloom

In these days of Zoom and Gloom
    'round every bend, crises loom

  Paranoid extremists holding sway
    all the streets, they are one-way

  My friend today's my foe tomorrow
    his infinitesimalist joy, my gravest sorrow  

  Trolls and losers spook the young
    bullies silence their tender tongues...

  Now, as for what is to be done
    Patience, please ~ Long live the Sun!
Form: Couplet

Zoom To the Rescue

The morning was rainy
And warm but they said
That temps would be dropping
To freezing instead.

Thus, out in the suburbs 
An email was sent
That schools would be closed;
Safety was their intent.

So, Zoom to the rescue!
The kids are prepared.
From travel on icy roads 
All would be spared.

Back when I was teaching
When there was no tech,
We drove and hoped not to
End up in a wreck.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Zoom Lesson 101 How To Gain Weight

Gaining weight has always been easy for me.
I’m having a Zoom lesson today at a quarter ‘til three.
First you’ll have to go on a grocery shopping spree.
Buy gobs of salty sweet things, all the junk food you see.

Here’s a test if in this class you want to join and be.
Can you see your tummy? Still see one knee?
Here is what I’ll accept as part of my teaching fee.
A bucket of sugar nuts from a Macadamia nut tree.
Form: Monorhyme

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