Short Bought Poems

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


Mary Had a Dinosaur

Mary had a dinosaur
That her daddy bought her
Because she was a terrifying, T-Rex
Kind of daughter.

by Cherie Durbin
Form: Rhyme


Me Myself and I

From the shop mirror there was an elderly lady staring at me. In revenge, I bought Mickey Mouse top. With glittering jets.

Premium Member A Rose From Dad

One time my dad bought me a yellow rose in New York City
Took a photo in front of St. Patrick's-- felt loved & pretty. :)
Form: Couplet

Lifes To Short

life is the light
make it right
don't be up tight
get around 
see whats going down
but try not too
be bought
LIFES TO SHORT

If Love Is Bought, It's a Mirage

love not agape
only the lonely can see
the truth of the farce --
requited love that's only
real with surrendered assets.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member The Joy of Parenting

    I bought myself four yogurts
      by morn they were all eaten

    Bought my kids four more
       ~ unsweetened
Form: Rhyme

Mandela

Tanka 
Our democracy,
Bought by the highest bidder,
Is an empty word 
We do not need elected crooks
We need a new Mandela
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Bought and paid for

Saw it in the window.
Spoke to me deep in my soul.
Needed to take it home



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 3rd place 2025
Form: Other

A Summer Couplet

The thunder, lightning and the pouring rain
Are signs I bought my summer clothes in vain.

For Andrea’s A Summer Couplet contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Yoga

I bought a yoga DVD
To try out all the poses,
But quickly found that yoga's
Something my old back opposes!

by Cherie Durbin
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Flora

Flora bought a new fur coat
It was made from stoat
She craved for a mink
And was wise enough to think
That possibility remote
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Half His Lunch

If You have only a hundred dollars
Doubling that isn't so much.
But if you give it to a Broker
You just bought half his lunch.
Form: Quatrain

Doing Time

don't be bought
you might get caught
don't be blind
there trouble of all kind
its a crime
might you to do too
it
DOING TIME

The Gravestone of Melanie Walker

Here lies Melanie Walker.
A legendary hooker of old.
Her customers must have loved her
because they bought her a coffin of gold.
Form: Epigram

Snow Boots

i miss the  white suff
its make me buff
and slide side to side
 i bought pair to wear
thats make s me toots
theyer my new
SNOW BOOTS

Legacy's Cost

Oh to be 
remembered
Not to be
forgot
Excuses lost
in borrowed time
Reasons
— dearly bought

(Dreamsleep: January, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

A Drink

He bought me a beer
I said "I thought it was clear
I am not for sale."
So he bought me Ginger Ale
We talked until morning came.
Form: Tanka

Hot Hot Soup

it was very cold
so i bought a bowl
as the wind blow
at got mole
my faces it show
so i just toot toot
goe me some
HOT HOT SOUP

I Bought a Stool From An Online Store

I bought a stool from an online store,
And soon I bought a soap.
The next day they sent me even more,
Discount on hooks and ropes!
fun
Form: Quatrain

Grandma Rode a Reindeer

If my grandma rode a reindeer, 
Eventually would end up here;
Was hardy;
Life of party;
Bought us all a round of beer.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Being Bald

it has bought me thing
that other couldn't bring
am not ashame
i'll gain
now i have fame
wall to wall bald is for
all
BEING BALD

Premium Member Prettier

I bought a diamond on a ring
' was the most beautiful diamond I had ever seen
I gave it away to you
You were the prettier of the two

Storekeeper's Creed

This is fragile, please don't touch
Not a little, not a much
But keep in mind that if you ought...
Once it's broken, then it's bought
Form: Rhyme

Pass It On

you been taugh
not been bought
stood up and fought
so let the teaching
and preaching
stay and belong
its not wrong
to
PASS IT ON

My Funny Uncle

My funny Uncle!


Had bought a bag of field beans my Uncle when aunt had asked for their living room a bean bag!

10th October 2016
© Anu Nayak  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

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