Carla Poems - Poems about Carla

Rich and Carla

The two fell in love almost too quickly
Rich and Carla
Carla and Rich
Wanted to get married
After only three weeks?

Rich’s mother and sister were invited to Carla’s folks for supper
On the book shelf was a marvelous photo of Rich and Carla
Rich’s mother’s feelings were hurt; she did not have that photo

“Lovely picture of Rich and Carla,” she

Categories: carla, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse

Hurricanes

The banks here were overflowing
The trees bent down, down like twigs
The wind howled, blowing to and fro
We didn't know the storm would be so big
I'm talking about down in Texas
Hurricane Alecia
Hurricane Ike
And Hurricane Beryl
They crashed into the seawall
The skies were dark and bleak
Storms in Texas are a squall
They happen any day of the week

Categories: carla, anxiety, beach, city, dark,
Form: Rhyme

Careless Carla Cooks a Cake

Could careless Carla cook a cake
her daughter Dora would adore
then feed to friends at Friday's feast,
which celebrates school's student-stars?

Her daughter Dora would adore
if cooking Carla could come through
and bake without the batter burned

then feed to friends at Friday's feast
a cake concocted carefully
to make more merry midday's meal,

which celebrates school's student-stars.
So care, took Carla, crafting cake

Categories: carla, nursery rhyme,
Form: Alliteration

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Bald Head Carla-

Baldhead Carla

Once lovely full grown woman Carla
Went to a gender barber, she was only 4'4"
She was placed in the kiddy chair
the barber thought she was a boy and cut her hair

11/4/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©

Categories: carla, analogy, funny,
Form: Limerick

Carla Appreciated

My friend
 Carla 
was trying 
to rescue me 
from Tony
the tyranny 
of his beastility
See:
Carla has ownership
of her own 
battles to win
And I
  wasn't ready 
to let her 
abrasions 
suck me in
Although:
her heart is
 in the 
right place
and now 
I appreciate
that kindness
 comes in 
all kinds 
of formulas
 that are
 hard sometimes
to study
 and comprehend
See:
She

Categories: carla, blessing, friendship, growth,
Form: Free verse

Carla

Carla

I learnt from Death something of Life today, thanks to you,
though you didn’t know it and never will.

A vital mind, sharp, determined, and full, so it seems, of memories 
too painful to share; I saw this in those few words you spoke, 
and in my few moments watching and wondering who you might be.

Your friend,

Categories: carla, death,
Form: Blank verse

Carla, the Orphan Heiress--From the Secret of Ravelston, a Novel

This brief discourse may seem by all means fantastic, 
but it was true.  
This young woman, once, 
at the tender age of twelve, 
was left a lonely orphan in this world, 
and the sole heir 
to eight hundred thousand acres of rich and fertile land, 
eight humble hamlets, 
two towns of consequence, 
four great

Categories: carla, satire,
Form: Free verse

Coupon Carla

Written by Gail DeBole 
Updated on April 11, 2017

A coupon clipper named Carla
Has a pile of coupons in her parla'.
      She clips more each week,
      Treats each like an antique,
And guards them against any burgla'.


Note: Illustrated in Coloring within the Limericks available on Amazon.com and

Categories: carla, funny, people,
Form: Limerick

Sisters(Atedra and Carla) Love You Like a Sister

Forever 2-gether
Forever friendship
Someone to talk and relative with
Someone to ask 4 advice
tells the truth no matter what
encourages you and 
someone for you to encourage
knows your hopes and dreams
helps you achieve them
keeps your secrets
understanding and caring
lifelong friend
that's a sister
a lifelong friend

Categories: carla, sister,
Form: Bio

Carla' S Broken Teeth

Carla, has broken teeth.
So many she couldn't eat.
Cavities, sores on gums, 
breath that smells; People would run!
She heard many conversations 
about her terrible mouth.
She went to the dentist
to have them remove out.
Now, she slurps Homemade Soup and
Relax in her Chair Of No Doubt.

Categories: carla, black african american, childhood,
Form: Rhyme