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Best Whelp Poems

Below are the all-time best Whelp poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of whelp poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member The True Mother
“The True Mother”

What part of a heart
in another could one trust
when betrayal comes
like a silver bullet, words and deeds
sharp piercing to burrow 
bleed out Life’s...

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Categories: whelp, betrayal, imagery, love, mother
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Wolf - Part 3
...... Part 3 ......

The old wolf creeps, the old wolf leaps
on prey he’s been a’ trackin’ –
a deer adorned with branchin’ horns
is torn by beasts...

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Categories: whelp, nature, old,
Form: Rhyme
God Is My Dad
I love my God, He is my Dad,
I didn't know Him when I was a lad.
Given a penny to take to church,
Spent the penny left...

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Categories: whelp, faith, forgiveness, hope, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Clark Came Courting Loralei
Loralei’s green eyes flickered in the dark,
Noticed by males, especially Clark.

She captivated him in every way.
He reminisced about her most of the day.

Truth told, she...

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Categories: whelp, 10th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member The Reluctant Guest
THE RELUCTANT GUEST

Not proof against the pricks disdained
By the broad impact of petty phil-
Osophy, but sundered when our passions rained
Over our heads, when wish invaded...

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Categories: whelp, allegory, angst, anxiety, bereavement,
Form: Sonnet



The Wild Kratts Kids
Turning on the TV
Wonders how they do it
Why they need to flee
Is a matter you know your mother wit

When the world is calm
Somewhere out there...

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Categories: whelp, adventure, animal, child, kids,
Form: Rhyme
Malapropisms and Mondegreens
One light, I was out panting the clown red when I met a Sadie from Francis who I found to be quiet subtractive. It was...

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Categories: whelp, funny,
Form: Prose
City Life For the Masses
The loo enters during summers,
The chill penetrates in the winters
 
The ceiling leaks during monsoons,
The mosquitoes sting like harpoons
 
Came to the city with many...

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© Anon Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: whelp, angst, depression, life, loss,
Form: I do not know?
If Shakespeare Chose the Outback
“Gotta’ ‘git’ ‘im!” Followed the howl of death.
His cigarette burnt brighter, when he sucked another breath.
“Will I get the gun and spotlight?” I asked rising...

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Categories: whelp, dog, farm, romantic,
Form: Rhyme
Don,T Call Him That!
Did yer mammy ever say"dont call him or her, that?
whenever ye,v called someone, "dim!"or"a prat!?
Well i called my theiving brother a monkey!an got skelpt!
and told...

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Categories: whelp, adventure
Form: Limerick
Inversion
So many times I counted on you
Times only you could help me through
Reasons unexplained; you gave no aid to me
Every single day now, you are...

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Categories: whelp, mom,
Form: Acrostic
And It Stood Right Over There.
there once stood a man who in dungarees trained,
all his horses to run with his denim shirt stained.

There were fresh jars of liquor and bushels...

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Categories: whelp, allegory, cowboy-western, dedication, lossred,
Form: Couplet
Abc Animal Twist
ABC Animal Twist

Adored and diverse, life thrives on earth; each day nature sees new births.
Big and small, abundantly in seas and trees; great beauty breathes.
Chameleons,...

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Categories: whelp, animals, naturegod, nature, animal,
Form: ABC
Premium Member Eat Your Greens!
By Deb and Dane

“You need to eat real greens.” Mom alarm!
The child went for the ‘ucky Charms.

“What? You're eating sugar transformed!”
They don’t grow that on...

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Categories: whelp, caregiving, childhood, funny, health,
Form: Couplet
Wait
The word wait is a weighty one.
Whichever way one wants to wish,
Wait is a whimsical whelp.

A wait for which one waits
works wonders without waning one's...

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© Dan Cwiak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: whelp, confusion, fun, imagination, nonsense,
Form: Alliteration

Book: Shattered Sighs