Short Aunt Poems

Short Aunt Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Aunt by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Aunt by length and keyword.


Premium Member Uncle Jack and Aunt Jill

Old Uncle Jack while sampling the fine cooking of his still,
Was knocked out cold by the cast iron skillet of Aunt Jill.
Form: Couplet


My Aunt Joan Was a Madcap

My aunt Joan was a madcap 
And she sat down on my lap 
When I creaked 
She was freaked 
Honored me with slime and slap
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Aunt Sue

she had a flair, a savoir faire
sophistication in the air
she was chic, sleek and lovable too
a perfect lady, my fine aunt Sue
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Aunt Gladys

Awesome
Unique
Nice
Talented

Glorious
Loving
Adventurer
Dedicated
Youthful
Sentimental




Nayda Ivette
12-8-2015
Form: Acrostic

My Sweet Aunt Mabel

There is my sweet Aunt Mabel
sitting across the table
ever since her divorce
she eats like a horse
so we put her up in a stable
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Aunt Mary

slowly, so slowly
she has become frail, fragile,
but her spirit shines...
vibrancy, vim and vigor
still burst with lustrous life-force
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.

Sank Aunt Aire

Friends said their marriage would not last
Now fifty-years have slowly passed
Hand-in-hand
Gland-in-gland
The two of them have had a blast!
Form: Limerick

Grand old Aunt

Aunt unilateral, naughtily tempting,
Unintentionally naughty toyboys attracting,
Nicely tantalizes ardent uniting,
Teleporting aloft, usurping NASA!
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Aunt Alice Murphy

Man, that's Aunt Allie Murphy,
Yeah, ironing board surfing.
See the look on her face,
And She's hooked a great wave.
Pearls with curls then a slurpee
Form: Limerick

Aunt Wanda

I miss your laugh.

I wish I could bring you back.

It's not the same without you here.

I miss you so very much.

My words could never be eough.
Form:

Premium Member Family Tree

We grow our family exponentially.
Siblings Uncles Aunts Cousins and little ones.
Take care of our own.



Worku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other

A Tribute To My Aunt

Never
lingered in hole
always she pursued hope
She was a conqueror in life
Sometime...

Feb 11-2016

Written for "NEVER - ALWAYS - SOMETIMES - Poetry Contest"
© Rahy Hy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Stealthy Aunt Caren

stealthy Aunt Caren
a text from favorite niece
cat sharpening claws
with nail file

keep an eye on Mom
not to worry dear
she is in my sights
unaware of course
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Ivan Irritated Aunt Hex

Irritating Ivan liked to irk and vex
Especially irritating our Great Aunt Hex
Ignore him said her husband, laid-back uncle Dex
Not knowing that Ivan was Aunt Hex’s ex
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Willy

Willy the wannabee Wallaby went
To visit his sweet, sick aunt Millicent
He met a dingo who said,
Don’t look for Millie in bed,
Relish her in my belly with free rent!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Like Aunt Like Niece

an oddball aunt and her quirky niece
were known for their joyous caprice
without saying why
they’d soar into the sky 
traveling happily south with the geese


12/30/21
Form: Limerick

Premium Member CITY LIFE -- WITH MY AUNT

My special aunt loved life in the open country- city bus made runs to town.
I loved to visit we would cook, laugh and dress up- then take city bus to town.
Form: Other

Premium Member Late Aunt Petula

A man who missed his late Aunt Petula
sought a clairvoyant up in Missoula
When she sensed his Aunt Anne
he hopped a plane to Japan
for he owed her a whole lot of moolah

2/9/22
Form: Limerick

Premium Member On Becoming An Aunt

sweet little one
so tiny
dear
and
precious
a sleeping beauty
a mother’s pride
in premium exclusivity
a ticking mystery
the single aunt’s enigma



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Premium Member my weird aunt vee

Christmas Tree Boy waved a star on a stick
Said “abra ca dabra” in a brogue that was thick
Danced the holiday dance around the tree.
He was incredibly silly said my weird Aunt, Aunt Vee.
Form: Rhyme

Aunt In Jail

My drunken old aunty’s in jail,
She murdered a man for his ale,
And although she is bad,
I suppose she is mad
She isn’t allowed out on bail.

For Judy’s Relatives contest
(Purely fictional)
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Summers were never so inviting

Warmest childhood memories of
my favourite aunt's country kitchen
with her homemade sourdough bread
and fresh clover honey gathered
from her very own bee hives



AP: Honorable Mention 2026

Premium Member joyless great aunt Heather

in the worst shape ever
my great Aunt Heather
usually under the weather
good thoughts? Never.

Resigned to gloom forever.
no joy and not clever.
Focuses on bad news and weather.
I am sorry for Aunt Heather.
Form: Monorhyme

The Aunt Dance

An Italian once courted my Aunt

Who was bitten by ants in his pants

     So he screamed, "Mama Mia!"

     "I got the gonorrhea!"

That's when he learned the frying pan dance!



                            Timothy I. Brumley
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Aunt Ann

Although unsteady was dear Aunt Ann’s gait
She struck a yogic pose for a portrait
On an ironing table
Her legends are now fable
Before her name, we prefix title ‘Late’

14-July-2022

Limerick Poetry Contest
Sponsor Lisa YY
Form: Limerick

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