Short Cane Poems

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


Cane

as i walk
its like  falk
it helps me on my feet
i can also dance to the beat
also carry it in the rain
i got to have my
CANE
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Cane Sleep and Chair

mabe women or man
need cane to stand
you can bet
you must have rest
to make day complete
you dose like a bear
its 
CANE SLEEP AND CHAIR

Candy Cane

Red and white stripes round
and round the long shepherd's crook
sweet and refreshing
the first one of the season
most certainly not the last.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Broke My Cane

Going for a jog in the park today Who am I kidding, what a silly thing to say Walking is a chore And furthermore Broke my cane last week during a drunken soiree
fun
Form: Limerick

Sugar Cane Fields

Sweet sugar cane,
So sweet and juicy
Well, it just makes
Your mouth,
So watery, inside
Harvest bounty from 
The Savannah fields
Sweet sap running
Down their long 
Slender green spines


Free Cee Raisin Cane

RAISIN CANE

There was a dried-up grape who became uncaring and overbearing
So one might say he became one brazen raisin
                                 © 2012…..copyright PHREEPOETREE ~free cee!~

Great Dane a Crane Or My Cane

Could Be Great Dane A Crane or My Cane

Could be great Dane a crane and my cane,
Which surely with me will always remain;
Great weather;
Still together,
Until they drastically do drive me insane.

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

Premium Member candy cane bull

Candy cane bull put his hoofs around his sweets
He loved sugar and peppermint, he was fond of his treats
His mother suggested wheat, soybeans or another grain born
you can eat that stuff he said, I want candy corn
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Walking With a Cane

Finally walking with a cane to steady myself Self-image delayed my usage but my need has swelled Unsteadiness is the issue So to avoid a miscue Health is more important than image, who gives a hell
Form: Limerick

The Cane of Moses

Your hair is God's wheat farm. Your eyes the heaven's fountain.
Your hands the warmest warm. Your height the highest mountain.
Your lips are gardens of roses. Your nose is the cane of Moses.
   The phoenix without wings
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Candy Cane (Red Ones!)

A
     candy
cane     does
fall        last
on a      good
eats      list
that      I'll
            have
            this
            time
            each
            year

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© ... Gigno  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Shape

Premium Member candy cane faerie

Candy Cane Faerie sprinkles canes all over the valley at night
How she gets these canes would give most of us a fright.
They appear out of no where and land in her hand
As she flies around frantically in this weird cornfield land
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cane Creek Cutie

Cane Creek Cutie Limerick by: Tom 2004 Her nickname was the Cane Creek Cutie, She had it all, a real honey blonde beauty. She was always draggin, Her little red waggin, But at times this cutie could be snooty.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Sugar Cane

Growing from a sugar vein
in fields as far as the eye can see
are sticky stalks of pithy cane
bending the breeze a symphony
Born upon machete mouths
Held in sun soaked hands
Exhale moisture from the clouds
to inhale sugar from the sand.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Cane Mutiny

The Cane Mutiny

He had but one leg and one eye
and a ship run aground sitting dry
but his cane - still attached
and his limp - unabashed
caused the ladies to mumble – “OH MY”.



©4/8/2019

Pirate Themed Limerick Poetry Contest
Tania Kitchin sponsor
Form: Limerick

Candy Cane Lane

Down On Candy Cane Lane

Several Elves Burst Into Flame

Rudolph Was Sad

But, Santa Was Mad

Knowing Spiked Eggnog Was To Blame.



Santa Put The Drink On A Shelf

Too High Up For Any Elf.

But, The Elves Formed A Plan

And Hired A Man

Who Took And Drank It Himself.
Form: Limerick

One Night

One man.
Treading the streets of his city,
large black overcoat blending into the night,
pipe bowl softly glowing red against the dark,
cane sharply clacking aginst the cobbles.
Suddenly an owl sweeps by,
white wings flashing softly,
quietly hooting.
One man,
one street,
one bird,
one night.

My Candy Cane Train

Dark Chocolate Rivers sinfully twist ...through marshmallow trees in May Cotton candy webs clenched in my fist Music-box songs lightly play Cupcake Merry-Go-Round safely sings As I watch the Cherry-bombs rain Lolly Pop Lights in colorful rings All aboard my candy cane train~
*inspired by my seven yr old daughter....Brooke
© Jane Bowen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Cane Toad of Australia

Clad in mud, olive-brown, warts and slime,
Across the lawn, a slow, squat, toxic blight,
Dinner-plate menace, poisonous glands
The warty invader takes all our time,
Flesh-webbed feet in the dead of night—
Spreading fast over native lands.
Nothing stops them, not native nor hound,
We watch them, the curse,
All of the toads.
In thousands now on the ground,
Worse.

Premium Member Candy Cane Collector

Candy cane collector cooks confections
Accepting others' ideas with affections
Revising and rewriting recipes regularly
Creating candy concoctions creatively
He is our baker the neighborhood said
All the December candy he made in red
March candies were green clover shaped
Super hero cookies were aptly caped
What started out as a Christmas thing
Ended up as a profession with extra zing
Form: Rhyme

Sugar Cane Sweet

this sorrow keep'in
me up and so dark
the night so dark
i ate this old heart 
& taste the bitterness
  mud on these feet
cool ma'h soul
yes indeed it do.
Woken up when the light
split the night and
now on my feets doing
the man's burden all
of this ol'day in 
white man's fields.
 so life makes me hug
yes'sir like fresh cooked
bread and steaming beans
 this life so hard but
i'm drown'in in so much
love.

:: 06-11-2016 ::

Cane of Cain

The cane of Cain
So far away from sugar cane
It only shows the sting of pain   
Just like a pin in the ring of crane                
When rain cease to reign                   
Pain only uses the cane we give to it
On the giver or on others                 
It does that at times with fever like a river          
And it could be forever   
On-till you say it's over and say stop           
Pain keeps hopping 
while we keep hoping and hurting              
You just have to set the time.
Form: Rhyme

Candy Cane Sticks

CANDY CANE STICKS bent little crooks red and white stripes help us swallow Christmascrass hype succor sugar comforts stuffed stocking taboo peppermint sticks disabling treats bow to licking lips spry little hooks that stoop to bingecringe stick sickly sweet decaying teeth succor sugar comforts stuffed stocking taboo tastebuds tingle sleighbells jingle cell-o-feigns freed Candy Cane Christmascrass creed © Kim van Breda—1 December 2015
Form: Rhyme

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