Short Bachelor Poems

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


Death Sea Unmarried

Waves sometimes like Wives 
To rise and to fall again and again
Violating the law of peace
Death Sea opted to be silent and a bachelor


Premium Member Old Bachelor Wants His Privacy

How merry could the old bachelor be?
We decided to set him up, times three.
He was polite.
Not contrite.
He then demanded life privacy.
Form: Limerick

Free As a Bachelor

If happiness can't smile upon me,
let the judge on the bench be me;
it'll spare me gray hair...  
a bachelor
unworried by jealous eyes spying on me!
Form: Limerick

Goli

Aik taraf say bund maartay ho dosri taraf say goli,
Oye Supari Killer aja maar lay meri bewi ka choli.
Note.Impossible,I am still bachelor singular alone.
Form: Rhyme

Angus

He wore no underwear;
His stag night* was a gas -
We pulled his trousers down
And showed the world his ass.

*bachelor party

For Carol’s Ornery Friends contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Brother

Hard headed, hard working, leader
January third's your day dear brother
Leave off the booze, clarity
Best for all, sobriety
Hot blooded bachelor needs caterer.
Form: Rhyme

Tv Reality

TV Reality

Survivors of Amazing Race
met The Nanny whose Big Brother
was The Bachelor who 
had an Extreme Makeover
in 48 Hours



Addictive Characterization

Premium Member Gourmet Bachelor Man

Noodles kept fluffy and warm
   Peas from the can shorn
Water drained from tuna's can
     Now, bachelor man
       Add all the mayo
         You can stand
              Feast!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member The Eligible Bachelor

My son Scottie, the eligible bachelor Has been down the road, still a lonesome traveller His time will come Sure as the sun Keeps rolling around, he's a charming feller!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Eligible Bachelor

My son Scottie, the eligible bachelor Has been down the road, still a lonesome traveller His time will come Sure as the sun Keeps rolling around, he's a charming feller!
son
Form: Limerick

Wintry Breakfast

Give me an egg with sugar
Pan and milk with oil
Light flame to cook together
Bachelor breakfast
Loaf and pudding cake
Hot coffee
In snowy
Grace 


© Mahtab Bangalee
Chattogram
31/01/2023
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member PRAISING A MOCKINGBIRD

Autumn wings grace the stout limbs, 
That quiver with the perching 
Of mimicking mockingbirds.
Amid a lone live oak tree, 
A bachelor sings to its 
Intended in an endless
 Ebony Garden of stars.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member There Once Was

There once was a single man named Harry
Who decided never ever to marry
He then met the lovely Elaine
Whose ice blue eyes drove him insane
Compelling bachelor ways to miscarry.

© Harry J Horsman  2011
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Parades Around In a Thong

My son's an eligible bachelor so it won't be long Before some chickie catches him and he'll be singing love's sweet song He's a charmer for sure With a desire for amour Much like his daddy, who often parades around in a thong
dad
Form: Limerick

Your Husband

Hoping I will never regret
The joining of us bachelorette
I live so well a bachelor, too
Giving it all up for you

Pick the ring and pick the dress
Pick the place to say your yes
As the veil comes over your face
I vow to take your father's place
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Undulating

urgency of their needs
unloved by other creeps
Ursula abandoned
Ulrich, a bachelor
ugly and overweight
undiscovered beauty
underneath one’s covers

4/30/2021
Pleiades U Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Kim Merryman
HMS verified 6 syllables per line
Form: Verse

Premium Member Parades Around In a Thong

My son's been voted the most eligible bachelor so it won't be long Before some chickie catches him and he'll be singing love's sweet song He's a charmer for sure With a desire for amour Much like his daddy, who sometimes parades around in a thong
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Mockingbird's Love Song

ninety degrees hot
slight breeze sleepless humid night -
a bachelor sings 


5/20/2019


Poetry Contest: Full Writing Challenge 3, May 2019, Nature Haiku 
Sponsored by: Dear Heart


Although all adult male mockingbirds sing during the day,
 only a bachelor sings at night.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Midsummer Warning

August is sunburn and moonlight
August's a menace to men.
When the casual canoer discovers l'amour,
August has done it again.

August is moonlight and sunburn,
When the bachelor sows as he reaps.
His sunburn just might finally unburn,
But he's burned in the moonlight for keeps.
Form: Rhyme

A Bachelor In His Sleep

He still sleeps with 
Languorous hands tucked  
Between his thighs

Screams from his frightening nightmares 
Wake mother to come investigate.
She places her soft fingers 
On his sweaty, burning forehead, 
Asks if everything is fine

And that’s how mother is
To a son with a troubled sleep.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Abbie Nezzar

You have heard of Ebenezer Scrooge
The bachelor and curmudgeon 
Have you met Abbie Nezzar Prude? 
A spinster, one not to be out done

Life's circumstances can make you better or bitter
                 change the first "i" to an "e" 
and then you can "c" you'll be better and not bitter

Premium Member rigid and inflexible bachelor

rigid without gray he is dogmatic
flexibility is not automatic
he met a woman who is pragmatic
their relationship was full of static

she next met a pliable listening man
a flexible fellow named Jimmy Dan
Mr. Inflexible stayed single all his life
many women said,”no” to becoming his wife
men
Form: Rhyme

I Have All My Things To Meet You

Eyes do not bow down if you see us.
So do you love how you along.
If you do not meet us if we like this then.
If we stay,then the same bachelor.
Your wish is in my heart,now it is so numerous.
Now life does not want me,someone else's support.
When you are with us,so how will lose our boat?
Form:

Premium Member Parades Around In a Thong

My son's been voted the most eligible bachelor but I'm sure it won't be long Before some young chickie catches his eye and he'll be singing love's sweet song He's a charmer for sure With a desire for amour Much like his daddy, he sometimes parades around in a thong © Jack Ellison 2016
Form: Limerick

God Is Like a Bachelor

God has got no Father and Mother
God is like an Orphan! 
God has got no one to fulfill 
His sweetest dreams! 
It’s a matter of grief and shame for God: 
God’s body is able to make His sexual organs 
But He has no Spouse and Children
And He is unable to create them as well
Due to extreme gravitational force of His body.
God is like a Bachelor!

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