Short Annie Poems
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Henry Tudor was her suitor
And, anon, the two were wed.
But when she found another cuter,
Anne Boleyn just lost her head.
Form:
Annie Hall
was finally invited to the Governors Ball
but didn't take Woody
whom so many had said couldn't dance, could he?
I have a little friend
She's at her happiest when it rains
Loves her galoshes and umbrella
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Our Annie got trimmed today
Don't recognize her she sure lost weight
Happy to be fit
Looks super losing it
Of course Annie is our loving doggie mate
Annie Oakley was quite a good marksman,
And it's actually how she met her husband.
She'd astound heads of state,
And even her mate,
She couldn't be beat as a marksman.
Of all the things I loved ‘bout Annie
And there was much more to like than not
Besides the fact she had a fine fanny
I liked that Annie laughed a lot!!
Her nickname perhaps should be ‘Whizzy’
She rushes round making me dizzy
Right now, she’s unwell
But asked me to tell
That grim reaper guy that she’s busy
Our Golden Annie can smell bread
From the other end of the house it spreads
“Uncanny Annie”
Star of our family
Comes bounding in she's got pretty good treads
Memories often travel across the seven waters
To listen to the sincerity of your harmonious voice
I espy after all these years what love can do for me.
© Harry J Horsman 2016
A bucking mare that was named Annie
Liked kicking at each nook and cranny.
Since Young William was brave
He then mounted this nave,
Annie's hoof was found stuck in his fanny!
Fireworks celebrating Victoria Day
Have a strange effect on Annie, she hides away
Cowering from the sounds
Explosions all around
It's extremely disturbing to survey
Remember “Little Annie Orphan” way back when
Her faithful dog Sandy, who played the mandolin
Clever old mutt
Brains up his butt
A joy for all us kiddies from end to begin
Doggies are man's absolute best friend
The sweetest most loyal pal right to the end
Mine's called Annie
A bonnie lassie
After my first wife, her loss I couldn't comprehend
You eolian vine
Eve, a lion in you
In you Eve a loin
I nail Eve on you
I lain Eve on you
I you a lone vine
You- no naive lie
A union oily, Eve
Aye, olive union
Yea, olive union
I love you Annie
Form:
ANNIE ELISE REST IN PEACE DIED BY FISH GREASE
Rest in peace
Buried in this plot, Anna Elise
Occupation was fry cook
Died: burnt by hot-boil fish grease
9/18/18
Written by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2018
That doll, she outpaced any criminal
An honest gunslinger Ms. Annie Hall
She threw us cupcakes and books
We kept our seats by stern looks
She made accountants and the world did sprawl!
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Annie, our Golden, is a member of the family
Just like a daughter, it's really quite uncanny
When going out and then on our return
Our love's reaffirmed
Her excitement explodes, our dearest sweet Annie
Annie, our Golden, is a member of the family
Just like a daughter, it's really uncanny
After going out, upon our return
Our love's enthusiastically reaffirmed
Her excitement explodes, our dearest sweet Annie
POEM 25 FOR ANNIE
THERE IS ALWAYS A PLACE
FOR YOU BY MY SIDE & SHOULD
THE YEARS TEAR US APART
I WILL SATISFIED WITH A PLACE
FOR YOU IN MY HEART.
MR. PROFESSOR. JERRY”BIG PAPA” WELLS
AUTHOR
The greatest doggie in the world is our “Annie”
An almost human golden retriever, it's really uncanny
Her vocabulary is wide
By our wishes, she abides
At times she's naughty but we put up with her hanky panky
Annie, our Golden, is a member of the family
Just like a daughter, it's really uncanny
After going out upon our return
Our love's enthusiastically reaffirmed
Her excitement explodes, our dearest sweet Annie
© Jack Ellison 2015
POEM 31 CITY LADY ANNIE
THIS IS MY WISH FOR ANNIE
THAT SHE MAY SEE ALL THE
LOVE I HAVE FOR YOU.
THIS IS MY WISH FOR ANNIE
THAT SHE MAY SEE THE BEAUTY
IN MY LIFE I CAN GIVE TO HER.
MR. PROFESSOR. JERRY”BIG PAPA” WELLS
AUTHOR
Born on a warm summer day.
A most beautiful puppy.
Happy, playful and loving,
she was.
Soon became a mother,
where her legacy will live on.
Loved by all of us;
missed most dearly.
Her memory will forever live in our hearts.
Never to be forgotten.
Our beloved Annie Belle.
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POEM 37 MY WOMAN ANNIE
I LOOK INTO HER EYES WERE AS
BROWN AS ME.ANNIE SET MY SOUL
ON FIRE. SATISFYING MY EVERY DESIRE.
THAN ONE DAY ANNIE DECIDED THAT SHEW
WANTED TO BE AONGE NOW AGAIN I AM
ON MY OWN.
MR. PROFESSOR. JERRY”BIG PAPA” WELLS
AUTHOR
for in our time,
one was, ... two were, ... then one again, ...
then two being no more
... you and I move beyond this time
wrapping closely around our before and after
... you are me and I am you
together we are becoming the becoming gods
... but I miss you before we are so exalted