Bobby Poems | Examples

Premium Member Big Bobby Buddah

Look at my belly,
So rotund, full of jelly!
I am in a jam.

Ode To Bobby D'

The minute I say
what it means to me
It will never mean
something different to you

Words are like highways
they begin and they end
You can get on and get off
where you choose

If I tell you the mile marker
I travel the most
You may miss one
I still haven’t seen

If I break it apart
and then spell it all out
There’s no mileage left
— to wander and dream

(Dreamsleep: February, 2025)


Premium Member Terry And Bobby




























































He was right at home with 'being himself',
And had 'never a longing' to be anyone else.

To others, it was as if he was in a jail cell,
But from his perspective, all was well.

It seemed, in a cave, forever he would stay,
And there was little he ever wanted to say.

For sure, he was shy, preferring to be alone,
And in a cocoon is where he felt right at home.

In time, nature forced his exit from the shell,
And he was then compelled to show and tell.

A boy named Bobby came along, and Terry changed.
Bobby didn't see Terry as someone acting strange.

Before Bobby, everyone simply stood and stared.
Terry was 14 when Bobby expressed that he cared.

Fortunately, Bobby and Terry became the best of friends.
Friendship was the key that unlocked Terry way back then.

Premium Member Hillbilly Bobby

Hillbilly Bobby shared his snack with a chickadee
The bird gave out some sounds a toot, a tweet and a twee
His relatives came by and wanted bird seed too.
Bobby called in relatives to see what they could do.

They baked up cornbread and threw it onto the ground.
The smell of ham, beans and onions wafted all around.
They ended up feeding the entire chickadee nation.
Now this is an annual October harvest celebration.

The Other Named Bobby

That boyish grin,
Those  ice blue eyes .
He didn’t even have to speak,
We all knew and realized,
He captured the masses both young and
Old.
He was one we had waited for all
These years and  at  times
Not patiently,
He was the one to bring this country
Back to unity.
He was the one to continue old Joe’s
Prophecy
In the crowd chants and cried we want Bobby!
And though it’s not the Camelot of
Years ago but it doesn't need to be
This  was another time , and another man
And as he walks up to the podium where they all can see,
He knows it is his time to make his mark in history


The Words of Bobby

It was fifty – five years ago when a man stepped out of the shadows
He had  burning desire to change the course of this country
And give us  all hope for a new  tomorrow.
From every corner of this land they came to hear this man speak
To hear his words to find the comfort and truth  they desperately did seek.

And  then that one day the voice those words and that man was gone
A saddened nation slowly learned in had to carry on
Time passed by and we entered a new century
Yet many of us could not forget the  man we  called Bobby


And now it seems that fate has stepped in again
A young man with a smile steps up  and we embrace him like a long lost friend
He speaks words that stir our hearts and together with him we stand.
He is part of this country's legacy
He is the son of Bobby Kennedy

A Bobby Bare Sunday Morning

I grew up with Country music
Loved its simple themes
It’s been my constant joy
For ever or so it seems.
Bobby Bare’s on the Bose
Singing a tear jerking song
And I’m sitting there listening 
And quietly singing along.

Sunday morning session one
Of those times I like the most
Playing Country music 
Belly full of buttered toast.
A working man’s music
From earthier days
Telling redneck tales
Telling redneck ways.

I’m a Yorkshire country boy,
A redneck farm worker’s son
Who was given the chance
To progress and move on.
No redneck work for me
No need to labour on the land
A chance give to me by 
My dad’s work hardened hands.

The Sunday morning session 
Helps roll back the years
And I think of mam and dad
Surreptitiously wiping tears.
Yorkshire red neck values, 
From village childhood days
All come back to mind as 
My Sunday Country music plays.

Premium Member Bobby Fischer

 Late, controversial American chess grandmaster, Bobby Fischer
 Became an anti-semite, fugitive, hermit; career fell into a fissure 

Legendary enigma with predominant wins as a chess wunderkind,
     But his greatest battle was with his discombobulated mind.



Date written: 12/21/2022

Premium Member Bobby Blue Jays Best Dream

Bobby Blue jay had the biggest deepest warmest happiest dream.
He woke up with so much excitement, he wanted to scream.
He had won the lottery and had built a harem house for his wives.
Also inherited a superpower that granted him sixteen more lives.

He twisted and tweeted and let the forest neighborhood know …
He was happy to be awake; we heard him under the tree way below.
The mushrooms were laughing, for they had increased his dreams so
The best dream he had ever had thanks to their psychedelic glow.

Three Legged Bobby

Theres a three legged dog called bobby and some folks call him robbie

Which he doesnt like

He has to be kept on a rope so he doesnt elope from the garden he bathes in all day
Theres adventure in his soul and he likes a full food bowl
He lost his leg crossing the road one day

You know it doesnt hold him back hes still the leader of the pack but he really does like to stray
His coat is ginger and white and he would never bite but he would like a taste of the car that hit him that day
When he goes for a wee he doesnt have to cock it you see
Its not bad being three legged bobby

Letter To Bobby Fischer

You were the man who reached the summit of chess
This was a mammoth task
I appreciate the fact that you played chess without a mask!

Your work ethic is something to admire
As a chess player, you were really on fire
You studied the games and
Understood the names in chess history!

Bobby Fischer
A man of courage
Who sparked a flame with the Russian players
But nothing could stop your purpose!

I filter your ambition and realize
The passion that should be reflected with any talent!

The beauty of the game in the 1972 world chess championship
Showed us that your level of creativity was timed to perfection
You set the scene; at times you were mean but
Your work ethic in chess was unequivocal and
Even though you were vocal about your own country
It does not diminish the impact you had on so many chess players!

Bobby Fischer
A man of courage who
Sparked a flame in life!
Your work ethic in chess will remain as a pathway
To show us what we should do with our own talents!

Mark Frank

Copyright 2022

Premium Member Bobby Bloom

Bobby Bloom
is the bringer of doom
when he sweeps like a broom.
He brings an air of gloom
when he enters the room.
He sends men to their tomb
with a thunderous boom,

A little something I occasionally said to a former co-worker of mine,

Premium Member Bobby May

Bobby May come and   he may go but Bobby will   soon choose a winner!

FIRST PLACE WINNER
Tease a Friend Contest
Sponsored by Bobby May

Bobby Sox and Penny Loafers Dwm

Bobby sox and penny loafers,
donned the feet of the 1950 teens
as they danced away at the sock hop,
slipping and sliding doing the bop.

Pony tails swayed with the beat,
as poodle skirts twirled with the flow
brightly colored neck scarfs caught the sweat,
crewcut fellas led their dates without fret.

Lights flashed on and off near closing time,
couples slowed down with a waltz,
hugging close and being much in love,
cooing sweet nothings like a loving dove. 


February 29, 2020 "Kim Rodriguez DWM Contest"

Premium Member Bobby May

He calls me Sis he's Big Brother
Kindred spirits to one another
His muse is sweet won’t ever smother
Joyful kindness is his druther
He spreads cheer like no other can
With silly rants he would never bother
Bobby May’s my favorite brother
From some other universal mother



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Submitted on January 1, 2020 for contest FIRST TIME HERE - ANY MONORHYME sponsored by WILLIAM KEKAULA  -  RANKED 2ND

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