Short Bowtie Poems
Short Bowtie Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Bowtie by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Bowtie by length and keyword.
Held the dance floor, Hanson Biggily,
Smartly dressed, but bowtie wiggily;
Till, well, his belle,
Lest humor swell,
She removed that bowtie giggily.
I have a bow tie stereotype
thinking buffoon, bozo, clown, no hype
more common back in 1962
makes no difference if it’s red or blue
when I see a bow tie, I immediately think clown
the fact I stereotype at all, makes me frown
THE MOUSE WITH THE HAT
But wait, is that a mouse with a hat
Tilted sideways in a most casual way
I guess it must be going somewhere
Scuttling along with a purposeful air
Perhaps to meet another once there
At some fancy formal dress up affair
And it may even be that special day
But a bowtie, so few expecting that
Comical Cat with his embellished top hat
Sat at the table with an ugly vampire bat
Along came a bee, all fluffy and phat.
We will be joined shortly by my friend, Freddy Gnat.
Do you like my burgundy ribbon? Asked the cat
Showing off his silky flamboyance, so shiny and fat.
Not as much as your bowtie, said Freddy the gnat.
Eyeing a small inviting hole in Comical Cat’s gorgeous hat.
Froggy with his eyes wide open
Met Ms Froggy full of hopin’
Had a basket on his arm
On his way to Ms Froggy’s farm
A baloney sandwich made with care
A chicken leg that they could share
Strawberries and a watermelon
Milk – about a good half gallon
A lunch to share with that young Ms
And maybe then to share a kiss
A pink bowtie this frog was sportin’
Back when Froggy went acourtin’
One Couple Of Days the sky sprangled tiddle-flop and haze,
We rode a unicorn in socks past singing maize,
We tickled the moon with a rubbery spoon,
Then juggled spaghetti with a jazz kazoo tune.
One Bright Day we saw a frog in a bowtie dance,
It offered us jellybeans from a cloud’s sideways glance,
We soared on toast wings through marmalade trees,
Then chased a giggle-dragon on quivering knees.