Short Chick Poems

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


It's a Chick Thing

We are crafters,I know, 
We do things row by row,
We'll do housework at the end of this row,
We said that several hours ago!


Premium Member Yellow Chicks

Fuzzy fluff is in style
Yellow chicks yellow smile
Eating worms so wild

      
  
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Form: Other

Premium Member the biker chick

daddy heard Johnny Cash's song
A boy named Sue
Turned around and named me Chick too
Now I am a biker chick
bullied by many
especially a guy named Rick

Premium Member Mother Ewe To Chick

Egg hatches, mother Ewe sings...

" Happy birthday to ewe! 
Happy birthday to ewe! 
Happy birthday, dear Ewe! 
Happy birthday to ewe!"


Date written: 11/15/2022

Premium Member Chick Humor

His lackwit ladylove rubbed our family wrong
She came in singing a bawdy pirate song
We were silent, our absolute and only ways strong
We sat back in our bean bags, and handed her a bong
Form: Monorhyme


Burning Here Glenn Hughes song Burn

Yes, blame the chick,
Rocker or hick,
Burning here,
Hands appear!
Witchy fire, 
Doomed desire,
Blasted, didn't care,
She's a don't care bear,
Guess she felt good,
Blasted the whole 'hood!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Stormy Black Chick

Stormy black chick with the green green eyes
You are always in a bad mood, no kind of surprise.
We watch your chest get angry as you heave and rise.
Running away from you as fast as the mallard flies.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Surfer Chick

He never stopped preaching
About the color of my hair
So I kept right on bleaching
and now there's nothing there 











Contest: Bad hair day
Sponsored by Rick Parise
Form: Chastushka

Premium Member rainbow chicks dance

rainbow chick has a happy dance that makes us laugh
The whole barnyard is aware of it, and the zoo’s giraffe
because he is here on a foreign exchange visa, you see
See that crazy chick? She is dancing toward thee
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member We All Got Easter Chicks

Every child on our block got an Easter chick.
Except me. I got two of them.
My sister also got two, and an incubator.
They were young.
How long until we can get fried chicken? I asked my mom.
My sister ran off screaming.

Premium Member Meeting the Society Chick

Wait until you meet here
She is a society chick
Made big money in the markets
Lazing around these days, doing nothing

I have met these types before
Not anxious to meet this one
Amused though when I realize
She really is a chick

Premium Member Limerick: Once a Little Girl, a Lovely Chick

Limerick : Once a Little Girl, a lovely Chick

Once a Little Girl, a lovely Chick
Was warned not to play with her friend’s ?ick
In time ?ick grew to stick
Her till heart couldn’t tick
Now she wears Nun’s clothes and isn’t that sick.

© T. Wignesan Paris,  2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Little Buddy, Chick Daddy

Little Buddy, Chick Daddy

Little buddy could cluck like a hen.
So, young biddies went running to him.
He would lift up his wings.
Come for warmth, he would sing.
Quickly chicks chirped, “Let chick-sitting begin!”

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
February 22, 2010

Poetic form:  Limerick
Form: Limerick

Love hurts

Wife walked away,
Nothing left to say,
No excuse for love,
End of loving dove,
No chick touched, his woe,
Did not fade to shadow,
He prayed she would return,
His pleas she did spurn,
She did survive,
Her gift did thrive,
Silver grey, no strife,
Once she was a wife,
Love can hurt, okay,
Grand for some, I say.
Form: Rhyme

Rocker Chick

Im the girl
who says she rocks this world
who believe she's the one
who rocks on a guitar and sings for fun.

Im the rockstar
so tell me who you are
I shout and scream
to show you what I mean

Im this chick
who can handle this
fame and fortune
No, I dont need it.

I am this
you know, that rocker chick
she love you
she can do it...
© Reva Mae  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

My Favorite Things As a Middle Aged Chick

Night sweats and crazy
Hot flashes and lazy
Mood swings and a body (?)
That looks pretty shoddy

Eating and bleeding and wanting to scream
These are a few of my Favorite Things

When your doctor
Says a shocker
that your
Uterus is a lobster

I simply remember to pretend I'm filled with glee
and then
I forget that my uterus is in atrophy
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Our Cousin Lee Chick Chick

He is just off the plane and looked grumpy for sure.
Irritated that the landing had put him into a bit of manure.
By his clothes and his look he was slightly rumpled a bit.
We knew from experience he might throw a big fit.
We tried to act glad to see Cousin Lee Chick-chick again.
It was a stretch in the chicken yard, he had not been a good friend.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Spring Chicken

Welcome Spring with your wind and blinding sand!
You, of course, always have the winning hand
This time,  however, you're just out of luck
I''m welcoming you  with things that go cluck

When you bend to count your big winner's pile
I'll just watch you with my crafty, sly smile
My little chick liked the rooster on sight
Careful with flowers for his peck's a bite!
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

B-Ball Chick

If my nigga need help,
I'm his shoulder to lean on.
If my nigga need a hand, he gon' have both of mine.
When it's time to ride,
I got the passenger seat.
When he need inspiration,
I'm his muse.
Inseperable. 
That's what we are.
Even on the court,
he don't choose his boys,
he don't choose a guy at all.
He chooses me.
His girl.
His woman.
His muse...
His b-ball chick

Premium Member Come Along Chick a Win

Here we are Chick-a-pooh, he yelled.
He is five and all of that plus a bowl of firecrackers.
I am Chick-a-pooh? I ask him.
It sounds less glorious than Grandma.
No, Chick-a-bee he says, smiling in full brightness.
He can call me anything he wants.
I will answer.
I am his grandma after all.
Come along, Chick-a-win, he says. Let’s go to the swings.
I see a pattern and it makes me smile.
A future poet perhaps?

My Baby Chick

I have a baby chick and she's as cute as she can be.
She's a leghorn and I'm glad that she belongs to me.
I'm so very happy that my chick was born.
She eats seed now but soon she'll eat corn.
I'm looking forward to watching my chick grow.
If you're wondering if I'm going to eat her, the answer is no.
Having a chicken is great and it's pretty neat.
In several months from now I'll have eggs to eat.

(THIS IS A TRUE STORY.)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Chicks Strut Their Easter Bonnets

The chicks strutted their Easter bonnets all over the barnyard.
Their mother the hen was proud; she loved every second.
Their father did not claim them, they were so puffed up.
Everyone had an opinion.
Some good, some bad.

Too confident. Too cocky. Too self-assured.
These were the observations of the male chicks.
Exciting! Pretty! Lovely! Marvelous! Wonderful!
This was the oldest hen’s observation.
Let’s call her Grandma.

Jazz Chick

Go on with your bad self jazz chick 
when we hear your deedle d's, and 
high c's we feel your vibration.
  Ya know you have no competition
cuz when it's your turn, with just one 
blow, you reign as conqueror.
  The long sleek, black woodwind in which 
the notes a flow. the clickity clang from
which is composed from the finger holes.
  Go on with your bad self jazz chick 
when we hear your deedle d's and 
high c's we feel your vibrations.
Form:

Premium Member The Kitten and the Baby Chick

"Give me a ride across the barnyard," said the baby chick. The baby kitten said, "If I do that, you may peck my brains out." "I promise I won't peck your brains out," said the baby chick. So the kitten gave the baby chick a ride across the barnyard, and the baby chick pecked the kitten's brains out. As the kitten was dying, she asked, "Why did you do that? You promised you wouldn't peck my brains out." "After all," said the baby chick, "I am a baby chick."

Jazz Chick

Go on with your bad self jazz chick, when we hear your deedle d's and high c's 
we feel your vibration.

    You know you don't have any competition, because when it's your turn,with just 
one blow you reign as conquerer.

    The long, sleek, black woodwind in which the notes flow, the clickity clang from 
which is composed from the finger holes.

    Go on with your bad self jazz chick, when we hear your deedle d's and high c's 
we feel your vibration.

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