Short Bumpy Poems

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Bumpy Ride

Said Stan to sweet farmer Sue
I like this thing that you do
That bumpy ride
Sure saved my hide
And that’s real fine howdy do!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Bumpy Landing

snowflakes tumble down trees lift their bare arms to hold~ down no leafy couch Dec.5.2022 Winter Nature Themed Poetry Contest Sponsor- Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Humpy Bumpy

Long ago in the land of milk and honey Lived a sweet young lady with lots of money The money meant naught She didn't give a snot Long as each night they could play humpy bumpy
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bumpy Bumpy

Long ago in the land of milk and honey Lived a sweet young lady with lots of money But the money meant naught She didn't give a snot Long as each night they could play bumpy bumpy © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Bumpy Bumpy

Hey, I am feeling

Yes feeling little

Grumpy bumpy

Bumpy-bumpy.



I am sounding

Silly very silly

In this heated

Valley sweated.



Timid horns

On my head

Blowing headlights

Grooming helmets.



This is weird

I am a humming bird

Sounding nasty grumpy

bumpy-bumpy-bumpy.

Rohan Dhabade
Form: Quatern


Bouquet of bumpy lilies


                          I dwell where 
                          I'm comfortable 
                          away from the bed
                          where the longing tears 
                          of my laughter 
                          do not lie. 
                          For we are in the midst 
                          a of hurtful breeze.

Bumpy Loop and Loopy Bump

Bumpy Loop and Loopy Bump,
Jumped off a speeding train,
But both were rather fortunate,
And lived to jump again.

Bumpy Loop just bounced and bounced,
For he was round and rubbery,
Loopy Bump went flying down,
And crushed into a shrubbery. 

The speeding train kept rolling on,
And sprinted out of sight,
Now Bumpy Loop and Loopy Bump,
Are stuck there in the night.
© Jamie Pan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Bumpy Road

She wore a pitch black suit
And smelled of lilacs and fruit.
Clad in long stemmed heels, 
Her cream coloured blouse so sheer,
She spoke of stocks and bills,
A fancy phone pressed to her ear.

But the road on which she walked
Had a very tiny bump.
If only she had known to jump,
She wouldn't have tripped and slipped
And become a laughing stock.
But she was on the phone,
How could she have known?
Form: Narrative

A Bumpy Road

Life is a bumpy road, it curves, and isn't straight
We are all independent, driving in our own lanes
In life we face our negatives and strugle through the pain
It's like driving through the rain, but at the end of the day
It's all about striving happiness, so for now take aim
And take risks sometimes, don't live life lame
Because what fun is it, if we all live the same
Driving in the same road, in the same lane
Form: Rhyme

Bumpy Road

Driving down
This bumpy road
Trying to avoid
All these obstacles
I have made
In my life
All the relationships
All the hatred
All of the emotions
In my time
Friends and enemies
Mostly enemies
Always trying
To kill me
On this road
Is mostly debris
Scattered on the side
My lights
Getting dimmer
As I go into the dark
I didnt see
That brick wall
Right in front of me
I hit the wall
Straight on
With much force
So I died
On this bumpy road
Called life
Form:

A Bumpy Ride

Life is a Bumpy Ride
My granddad would always say with pride
But you need not live in anxiety and fear
With God in the driver’s seat and in your hand a beer
So don’t you worry when you reach a narrow bend
There is always a hand waiting to lend
There will be sweet memories that will make you smile
And some people who would make you throw up bile
The lessons learnt will be precious 
But God will always be gracious
Just don’t lose sight of the road 
But be focused and tenacious
Form: Rhyme

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