Short Baby Daddy Poems

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


Mom Baby Daddy Mabe

mabe its your child
by loks and smile
stop and think a while
looks can fool you too
its could be  you see  
MOM BAby
and daddy MABE


Premium Member Humping It Out of Camelot

Somewhere in the Andes, llama mama drama plays out when he discovers he’s not the baby daddy, “I guess alpaca now!”
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

Strange Bathfellows

A spider traipsed onto my knee
While I was reading in the bath
Though most might jump and scream and flee,
I just gave a little laugh

A baby Daddy Long-Legs!
(Though really, 'twas just a son)
I shooed him back onto his web,
And continued reading on...

*title is a spin on "Strange Bedfellows" ;)

*Lessons in life are funny contest entry
~JustThatArchaicPoet
Form: Rhyme

Ms Maybe

There is this lady
whom I'll call Ms Maybe
cause she  excites
and spites
each man in her life
as she's not ready to become a wife.

Ms Maybe 
is a real Daisy
that turns shady
in the blink of an eye. 
She's a one-of-a-kind flower
that transforms by the hour.

Goodbye lady who turns each admirer 
and aspirer
into a perspirer.
Farewell Ms Maybe
whose heart has turned cold lately.
Hello Ms Steady
who is ready
to welcome her future baby daddy.
© Ryan Sms  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Silver Frames

I saw your grandmother
in an old black and white photo
it was in a silver frame,
she was buck naked in a Buick,
I thought: 'Hey you.’

I saw you on a 
`who's your baby-daddy' show
you were in the audience;
you had a pic of the killer
Ernesto (Che) Guevara
on your T,
he looked like me
and I said, ‘Hey you.’

Behind old photographs
all our secret lives
remain radioactive.

At the funeral home
I watch you enter the flames,
saw silver frames melting
and I thought: ‘Hey you.’


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