Troll Poems | Examples

List of Member Poems

Premium Member Mr Positivo

Peaceful poets    on the Web  
     he trolls
Looking for prey    and you pray
he stays away

Mr Positivo—oh no!
Mr Positivo

He exudes    gnarly-cissistic flair
It’s no surprise    that this guy’s
ego’s king-size

Mr Positivo—controls
Mr Positivo

At first    he exerts    positive vibes
You say “thanks”    then joy he tanks
by insidious pranks

Mr Positivo—throws shade
Mr Positivo

Many love    and adore    this guy
He has them fooled    his influence fueled
by charisma bejeweled

Mr Positivo—oh no!
Mr Positivo
Mr Positivo—controls
Mr Positivo
Mr Positivo—throws shade
Mr Positivo
Mr Positivo—stay away!
Mr Positivo

The Moses Toe

Pricklescoff sits at a Moses Toe
where two rivers meet
where two rivers flow
with one from his left 
and one from his right
as he, a troll, sits at the point
where two rivers meet
on into the night
and see all the fish
stickleback, minnow
swim as he sits
at the Moses Toe



Based on the novella Where Two Rivers Meet, A Dark Romance Fantasy by Clive Culverhouse

Premium Member Scared by a Graveyard Troll

in the graveyard on Halloween night
you are apt to see a scary sight
this evening a graveyard troll came by
he walked right past me and gave a “hi”.

It’s not Halloween, I thought, not feeling brave.
Where had he come from? was it that grave?
I said hi, he said, giving me a weird lopsided evil look.
I screamed, ran down the hill and fell into a cold wet brook.


Premium Member Humiliated by a Troll

gnarly snarly wharly harly barley troll
when we use his path, he demands a toll
When we protest, he hangs us upside down
The villagers come by and call us clown

gnarly snarly wharly harly barley troll
Humiliating us kids is his ultimate goal
He is good at it, an expert in fact; I know.
He has hung me twice by my largest toe.

Premium Member Furzy the Forest Troll

Furzy the forest troll was stealthy, steady and shy
No one knew much about this stay-to-myself guy
His trips to the forest were made if no humans were around
Hours later his enormous footprints might be sometimes found

Furzy did not speak with the birds, fish, mammals or fey
If he sensed another large creature, he stayed away
His shyness was an asset that helped him to move without sound
Sometimes he pretends he is a bush, rolled up on the ground.

Troll

I've travelled the world in fifty days
I have pissed on every parade
my mind is bent
my fingers are numb
I will fight on with my thumbs

from place to place I roam
while never leaving home
A lone wolf in the dark
A lonely wall to leave my mark

as each day passes by
twiddling thumbs to pass the time
I've an excuse for every occasion
I've the story of my reputation

but as I slowly decay
my brain is rotting away
I can feel it each day
just another breath away

a pack of fools at my side
each night I prey
my gods are with me
or so they say

I lie awake each night
counting fights
on a bed of blood
it's all I deserve
for nothing I say
has any worth


Premium Member a horrible troll

she rebuffed his advances
he was more determined now
a horrible troll, a stalker, a misogamist
who thought what he wanted was of utmost importance
no matter who he had to violate, hurt, or abuse.

Premium Member Eternal Boyhood

Through every field, copse, and wildflower,
Ran a little boy every happy hour,
Until, once, the troll king, ripe with power, 
Imprisoned him in his dreary tower...
     Never again, to see the light of day.

How ever hard the poor wee boy may try,
Or how many tears the angels might cry,
He'll sit in his cell and one day will die,
Before the mad, laughing troll's evil eye... 
     Oops, what do I hear the troll king say?

"How did the boy disappear and escape?",
He cursed and cried with his foul mouth agape.
I must tell you, he was bent out of shape.
He dissolved in a puddle, that hairy ape...
     And the carefree boy will forever play!

The Troll

Hunchbacked in a room, typing electric spells of doom,
breathing out fire, an alchemy of pain, suffering and desire.

Filtered beauty but oh, beneath, lies green skin and poisonous teeth,
with claws replaced by keyboard, where online posts replicate sword.

Eyes glassy, red with ire and fatigue; hate is sport, pole position in the league:
a troll swallowing prey in gigabytes whole; their innocence lost, our youth stole.

Premium Member How to Peach a Troll

Languishing in liminal limbo
Feathers fray before striking harmony 

Tidal waves in my brain have ebbed and 
Flowed, expanded and contracted guiding 
Wings of my astral soul across desolation;
Precursors       upon mantles with no equal 

Sentinels of sanguine, like the Kings Guard
Watching over my journey, Angels cradling 
My thoughts and deeds                  push

Sometimes pull

The look on her face

Liquid

                    The Cardinals

Daybreak song!

Premium Member elk troll man

Elk troll man slithers out of the crevices of the cave
the evening feels his emotions and responds accordingly
Slinking along the corridor of red canyon’s edges
We wise ones ignore him, for it is his fervent wish to be invisible
Sure, we see him but none of us speak of it, our tongues silent
Respecting his wishes, and fearing Elk troll man’s wrath
his lightning reflexes to be feared

Premium Member Over There

In the green grassy field left of your eye,
a unicorn dances with a troll nearby.
A dance in harmony unlikely to be,
a mix of tapestry unlikely to see.
One craves magic and freedom, the other to destroy,
Yet tango they do, with chaos and joy.
Yet they twist, tango and play.
One potato, two potato, three potato,
and spin around the grassy floor!
Five potato, six potato, distractions picking up steam
the dance between an unicorn and the troll
might unravel a dream.
And round and round the chaos goes.

Premium Member Troll footle

scrolling 
      trolling

clicking
      tricking

to cheat
      deceit 

snitches
     glitches 

lame game
     for fame 

peeving
     thieving

maybe
    they’ll see

jester
    fester

traitor
   baiter

drama
   mama

dressed in
          satin

green grime
         cold crime

     loner
         moaner

Premium Member My Good Luck Troll

He is my good luck troll my grandma said.
If you want good luck, just rub his head.
She’s lost three sisters and a brother.
No thank you said my wise young mother.

Go on and give him a rub, grandma said.
He will like it, look, he’s leaning his little head.
She had been through eight disasters, plenty.
With luck like that, I do not want any.

Love Troll

schoolyard drama scene
unrequited love shamble 

one calico tear

Sub Categories

Looking for the formal definition, structure, and history of this poetry form? Visit the Poetry Dictionary entry below. Then return to explore how PoetrySoup members bring the form to life through their own poems.

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