Short Calf Poems

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


Premium Member Sorry Baby No Milk Today

come here baby
have a drink
have a drink
oh wait a second.
Mama made a mistake
get away get away
cannot do this today


Premium Member Hoping For Sound of a Calf

Their horses seemed to understand the need for silence
They stood still as the cowhands searched the terrain
Hoping the sound of the lost calf would come in the wind

Premium Member The Farm

rooster crows bravely
serenading cow and calf ~
morning on the farm


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Form: Haiku

Camels New Calf

The camel showed her new calf to a few
calf got scared and friends faces looked like glue
they weren't mad
they just declared 
the new calfs a spitting image of you!



9-18-17
Form: Limerick

Premium Member calf selfie

Calf takes his nap around three, come on by.
He likes having a selfie, though I know not why.
So, I took a close up, and saw his nostril hair.
Calf did not like it, but I did not care.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Baby Calf Bathes In a Pail

Baby calf takes his bath in the pail no matter what
Nearly taking off his chin in an “upper cut”
Because his face is too large, and his petootsie is too
I can hear him trying to get out, he has a loud moo.
Form: Rhyme

Betty's Little Calf

Betty had a little calf,
It was white and brown,
Everywhere that Betty went
It followed her around.
She fed it twice every day
With a bucket full of chaff,
The way Daisy munched it
Made young Betty laugh.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member what is the little calf studying

What is the little calf studying? We asked Farmer Blue.
Don’t ask me, his university college is down in Kalamazoo.
Always looking in those financial books, unsure why,
Says he might wander off to become a corporate guy.
Form: Rhyme

Calf

Born out of fear.

Suffering screams that nobody hears, and eyes that are swelled up with tears.

Peering into a world that is very unclear.

Abruptly being steered...

Sheer fear...

Painful spear...

Disappear.

Premium Member Tony and His Calf

On a warm August day we sent Tony out to see his pet.
Found them snuggled up asleep. Loud snoring? Oh, you bet!
We left them there for a couple of hours enjoying the sight.
Two happy babies, enjoying the day, it felt so right.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Calf Roper

The Calf Roper By Tom Wright From the California town named Truckee, Came a roper of calves nicknamed Bucky. But calves would troop, Through his lasso’s loop, He still thought he had talent, just unlucky.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Calf and Boy

Russian calf felt a kinship to the two- legged boy
He snuggled up next to him on the old railroad fence
The boy reached out and gave the calf a gentle pat
They would grow up together, cow and boy
Eventually cow and man; still close, forever friends.

Premium Member Calf

a young calf kicks up its heels.... thanksgiving for life
Form: Haiku

Hallelujah!

I have no beef with your God (unless it's The Golden Calf) who they may say works in mysterious ways but I take umbrage at those who claim to speak on his or her behalf and here's a laugh 'No graven image' was handed down yet they're here there and everywhere all over town
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Thought you took your woolen scarf

Meredee returned to the house shivering from the cold.
I thought you took your woolen scarf, said her Grandma Bold.
I did, she said, but her teeth were shaking, her fate sealed.
Look here grandma, said her daughter, staring out into the field.
Outside was a tiny Scottish calf, with woolen scarf around his neck you see.
I had to protect my baby Doug, said Meredee. He needed it more than me.
Form: Rhyme

A baby calf

A baby calf dances elegantly,                                 forgetting gallop, highly intentional,                        jumping, kicking, light movement,                         nurtured obey parents,quick rider,                                 small try, unique valour,                                        wondering xanthic,                                                        young zeal.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Barnyard Reveries

Bull bawling with hope For the new dawn’s feeding trough Calling for kindness ~ Hay, yellow and dry Covers the barn floor with hope For fresh times within ~ Chickens pecking dust Crowing echoes in the morn Through signs of the sun ~ Pigs oink in their pen Craving the food that sustains Nourishing their dreams ~ Cow pouring white milk While the calf longs for the tit Butter and cheese thoughts
Form: Haiku

The Golden Calf

The Egyptians' made a golden calf and worshipped it.
When the Lord learned what they did, he had a fit.
They stabbed God in the back even though he freed them from being slaves.
What they did was reprehensible, it was a shameful way to behave.

Those people were terrible and they had no gratitude.
Moses and God were both disgusted by their attitude.
God is the only one who should be worshipped, not a golden calf.
When people do such things, they will suffer the Lord's wrath.
Form: Rhyme

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