Short Bob Poems

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


A True Head and Actual Bob

Before all others!
Oh those who are perusing!
Benjamin Franklin
To know who should be the head,
Who is the actual tail?


Bob Put All Eggs In One Basket

Ann laid an egg
       Cheryl laid an egg
              Susan laid an egg
                     Bob put all eggs in one basket
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Bob the Alien

There was once an alien called Bob
Who had a very rubbish job
He was a teacher
And also a preacher
And he loved breaking door knobs!
© Super Star  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bob

I once had a buddy named Bob
He was an unbearable slob
I pressed him a suit
And dressed him up cute
He dirtied it quickly, the knob.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Thanks Bob

Thanks Bob

I Exceeded Maturity
At A VERY Young Age
And There Ain't No Way
I'll EVER

Get It Back.

-Gray Squirrel

05-25-2025


Thank God For Bob Dylan

thank god for bob dylan
thank god for god
thank bob dylan for being god
thank god for being bob dylan
thank bob dylan for being bob dylan
Form: ABC

Premium Member our daughter bob

my wife insists im a slob

for naming our daughter bob

was all I could do

and quite really true

bobs sure to find a great job.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bob

There once was a fellow named Bob
Who was happy cause he'd got a job
But soon after being hired 
Poor Bob was fired
And all he does now is sob
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Bob Rady

As Robert J Rady 
and I sit in a boat on Willow Lake he shows me 
how fishing and cold beer go together, 
much like sunshine and warm weather.
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Big Buoy Bob

Big Buoy Bob

There is a big buoy
Named Bob
He has an unusual job
He sits on the grass
With his ever flat ass
Never to ring
His ding dong
Form: Limerick

Ka-Bob

here veggies and meat are greet
covered with spices
and a sauce that's sweet and sour
slow cooked for a hour
a taste to devour
so let us
Eat!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Bob a Job

I employed a fellow named Bob,
Who was unmotivated, a slob,
When told what to do,
He would hide, in the loo,
He got angry when he lost his job!
Form: Limerick

Bob

my friend has this item she got
its something she shouldnt have bought
she used it alone
til her boy came home
and now we all laugh at the thought
Form: Limerick

Sponge Bob

Watching my cartoons
My favorite is Sponge Bob
Yellow with square pants.















_________________________
Dedicated to my son Kaleb
© Abe Lopez  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Ode To Bob Dylan

hello Bob
Ten grammys!
And you are a Christian!
The Times They are a Chang'n
You have an Academy award too?
Blow'n in the Wind
Your parents must be proud!

Premium Member Hello Bob

"Hello Bob!" were the very last words,
that Deputy Robert M Ollinger heard,
just before he got blown away,
by William H Bonney, during the Kid's greatest escape.
Form: Rhyme

Corn On the Bob

I used to work with a man named Bob
The Tooth Fairy, he decided to rob
He didn't have any teeth
That's why he became a thief
He needed to chew his corn on the cob
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Bob Quigley

That Slick Limerick writ by Bob Quigly, 
'Insane in Maine,' got me so giggly 
I twisted up my tongue; 
so, I swallowed and wrung 
and choked on my long stick of Wrigley.
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Brown Noser Bob

Bob once worked for J. Edgar Hoover

Some thought was a shaker and mover

I don't care what they said

Bob swore to get ahead

And mastered the hind-lick maneuver
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bob Marley Dog

Whose dog is it? Someone queried.
The rest of the neighbors laughed.
Look at his colorful tam
Look at his dreads
It is Marley’s dog
Or an impersonator, someone suggested

Hey, Bob Dylan

So you think you can heal
 all the wrongs in the world,
  then just play your song,
   give it a harsh, biting tune,
    make it sting as you sing,
     tambourine-playing man!
Form:

Haiku On Bob Dylan's

frightened trees
cannon balls fly
where teardrops fall

10.17.16


Title of the songs for each line used
Mr. Tambourine Man
Blowing In the Wind
Where Teardrops Fall
Form: Haiku

Jim-Bob

• "Knock knock," a familiar voice said • I peep through the window and swing open the door • My good friend Jim-Bob is seen standing there • Feet glued to the floor
© Salmon Oid  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bob Bob Bobbin'

Finding it more difficult to tie my shoes Velcro flaps are the answer to my blues Having this problem? Try bob bob bobbin' Half way down you'll emit sounds like a kazoo
age
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Mossy Bob

Have any of you ladies been hit with a lob From a baseball right in your “mossy bob” As a male I cringe I feel a twinge Remembering some groin hits, I still start to sob
fun
Form: Limerick

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