Short Clobber Poems

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


Premium Member Fashion Girl

She is just the height of fash.
Never could her clobber clash.
Whether dolled demure or dash,
Ever makes a splendid splash!
Form: Rhyme


Some Polticians

Men who hulking thugs lobby, 
Now and then their hobby
To winning rivals clobber, 
Hitting them until they slobber; 
Their tunes for the piper
A much worse viper,
Venom as good a wiper
As enemy- silencing sniper.

Old owners of power 
Mythical the eleventh hour
Their only message for The Youth:
A not- yet- your- time hurting truth.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Thanksgiving Giblets

Last Thanksgiving Day, I was berated By my mother-in-law, I am hated "You left giblets inside!" She screamed. I could've died My turkey dinner was doomed; ill-fated I wanted to clobber her with a spoon While she went on mocking me like a loon My husband shut her down Her smirk became a frown When he called her a dried-up wrinkled prune
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

The Australian

Ben is Australian, a BBQ king,
Burning and scorching meat is just his thing.

He came from Aus some years ago, and met his own lovely English rose.

He still has an accent, but has learnt to call his friends mate, instead of just cobber,
He loves fly fishing because you carry less clobber.

Ben's prefect day would be to catch a trout,
Then BBQ it and share it about
© Mark West  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

The Bank Robber a True Story

A Bank Robber in Tehran
Had quite an interesting plan
So he went to a Wizard for magic
And paid him $500 a bit tragic

To make him invisible to all
Being a Bank Robber was his call
But he was rather surprised
When people saw him with their eyes

As he tried to snatch money from their hands
Being arrested at it wasn’t in his plans
And his life was in tatters as a Bank Robber
In jail waiting for a judge and jail time clobber.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad


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