Short Clause Poems

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


Christmas Eve

The new sign is up.
Although our name is spelled wrong,
Santa Clause will still
find us because he knows the
gingermen will be waiting.
Form: Tanka


The Color of Santa

What race is Santa Clause?
Some say white, some say black.
But at the end of the day, one thing's for sure;
He's the same color as your dad.

The Christmas Stew

Mrs. Clause cooked a pot of stew
The taste made Santa cry boo-hoo
He swallowed it quick
Seems that did the trick
But later, poor Santa couldn’t chew
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Santa Clause Are Mom and Dad

they wait stay up late
there love not fake
ito them its heavnly
to put kids gift under the tree
so don't make them mad
SANTA CLAUSE
is
MOM AND DAD

Premium Member No Heirs For Santa

At five fifty pounds he was fat
he looked silly just wearing a hat
Mrs. Clause was turned off
when his clothes he would doff
so no kids would inherit that hat
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Holiday Limerick

Desert dune damage, feet wrapped in gauze,
To sue, the lawyer thought he had cause,
Yet the relevant section,
Escaped his detection,
--There was no sandy clause.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member F'Nal Curta'N

When the past's more v'v'd than the here-and-now
  Depart the stage w'th a curtsy or a bow

Let youth perform and garner the applause
  You opt out w'th a grandfather clause
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Tough Times At the North Pole

Tough times have fallen on the North Pole
   COVID-19's shrunk employer payrolls

So, the good Lord's invoked the grandfather clause
   To increase the pension due Santa Claus
Form: Couplet

Santa Claus Sos

Santa Claus is busy in a Mall
But he will need YOUR help after all
To help meet his goal
Send one lump of coal
So Donald Trump can build his own wall

*SOS= "Save Our Sleigh"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member 'bout a Foot

Got snow overnight, 'bout a foot Not civilized, it's dangerous underfoot Really should expect it It's Canada, I checked Santa Clause lives here, he ain't no pussyfoot>center>
Form: Limerick

Premium Member What Cookies - For Contest

What Cookies?

After too many hits off the bong
he knew something was drastically wrong
when the fire place log
barked like a dog
at a Santa Clause wearing a thong.


12/23/2014
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Thththe Oughts Cafe'

sitting...contemplating...
ththth...(uh!)...oughts...
oh-pen...nothings!?...

thth...uh...ink...

clause marks...
thuh-oughts on...
a pay-per...cofcofcof-fee...cup...


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Limerick Shark

The limerick shark’s on the prowl - dum dum
His face in a permanent scowl - dum dum
For his next role in Jaws,
he demands a food clause;
Amityville tourists taste foul - dum dum
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member She Made Her Own Rules

She often had an audience to perplex
Her magical act causing applause
Never one to bow or genuflect
Or read any missive to its smallest clause
She made her own rules, created her own laws

Facc Data Data

top secret!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


twenty one contract clause
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c431466n1201282


violens, chellos, giutars, drums, flutes, trumpets, tambourines, tenors
alto's, bass......
Form: Ballad

Hard Working Santa

Does Santa Clause have a vacation?
He does only work once a year
But toy building must take time
Maybe after Christmas
He takes a small snooze
But the elves yell:
"Hey Kringle!"
"Make more
toys!"
Form: Nonet

Santa Clause

On Cristmas Eve, comes Santa Clause,
stuffing tons of cookies in his jaws.
It's no wonder he's Jolly and fat;
I would be too, if I ate like that.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member The Clause

Catalyst that gold doubloom;
Careful, with a clause conquered;
I rebuild what I consume;
I came, I clawed, I conjured;
Savage and soft specks subsume,
potent potion passed and poured;
Dare to cross and drown in doom.

Adjectives of Me

lovely accomplishments
persuasive with my hand
wrote not only to the lonely soul
my time before the sand

as with a clue my life saw thin
the hour glass and sand
thus future independent clause
befalls this mortal man
Form: Lyric

Premium Member So What's Up With Santa

Poor Santa came down with a very bad cold
Thought he might have to put Xmas on hold
But Mrs Clause drove the sleigh
Rudolph laughed all the way
"The best Xmas ever!" so we've been told


Women rock! lol
For Jerry's contest...
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Playing Santa

He was a gentle giant - towering Bigger than the notorious Claus His jolly and joy were never overpowering His gift was a reminder of grandma’s He represented Santa - his love the cause

Premium Member I Am a Sentence

i am a sentence
a set of words that's complete 
in itself, subject 

and predicate a
conveying  statement, question,
exclamation, or 

command of main clause
sometimes one or more clauses
i am a sentence


by James Edward Lee Sr.
Form: Haiku

The Age Old Agenda

The clock has started
The dismantling of youth
The slow demise of once a new rose
Now dying roots of natures clause

Bones creak early morning
Like snapped twigs by playful feet
Breath runs short, too soon
The body begins to down tool..
© Jo Hayton  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member No Out Clause

God's 
design
for marriage
is one man and
one woman joined for
a lifetime, together
for richer, for poorer, in
sickness and health, in good times and
bad, weathering life's storms, side by side.
Two halves become whole.  There is no out clause.
Form: Etheree

Man a Pause Limerick

Women Man a pause what's 
that a clause ?

When man is better in any 
cause,

No sons and fathers,

Nor all the brothers,

Will we never ever man a 
pause!

++++++++++++++++++++++++
++++
 Eyed Susan
Contest
Name any NEW limerick
Form: Limerick

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