Short Cocker Spaniel Poems

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


Premium Member Digger

Hyper as anything Our Golden Cocker Spaniel Digger is his name http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/me.php
Form: Haiku


Weekend Away

A young gentlemen named Grant Cragnell
Sought debauchery in Newport Pagnell
He got terribly drunk
Before sharing his bunk
With a midget and a brown cocker spaniel
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Cocker Spaniel Alert

Curly black hair lying in my lap
Snoring peacefully, contented
Sweet adoring puppy eyes
Loud ham lid popping sound
Black nose up in air
Cocker spaniel
Leaps from chair
Searching
Snack
Form: Nonet

Premium Member That Dog Bites

There once was a poet named Daniel
Mistook for a sweet cocker spaniel 
They gave him some ****
Wound up getting bit
Needed morphine induced in granules



              by Daniel Turner
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Dog Dream




           Red  Cocker Spaniel soundly asleep
           Fireplace crackles gently
           Master's one foot on his back rests


           5/23/2019
           10:45pm PST
           
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Premium Member Dear Spaniel Daniel

He left us and chased after rainbow and dove
And found his soul mate in the hills up above
Did we know the real Daniel
Our beloved cocker spaniel?
Farewell, our dear heart, adieu our true love

2/27/23
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bubba and Tuba

There once lived a guy whose named was Bubba
Had a pet  Cocker Spaniel named Tuba
           Through party each new year
           That brought very much cheer
   Til’ he met bride online; moved to Cuba 














Alexis Y
12-31-2020
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Ouchy

When I was a mere five years old
An Alsation dog was never controlled
As quick as a flash
It bit me on the ass 
It's reaction was never foretold   

Since then dogs have scared me quite a lot
A resolution needed to be sought
As I grew to be older
With dogs I became bolder
So a Golden Cocker Spaniel we got









http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/humour-5.php
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Loved By Sophie

My cocker spaniel will be despondent tomorrow
For I am returning to school for an eight hour day
Worse, I made plans for the evening

Sophie will curl up in my blankets, smelling me,
Wishing I was here, until she falls asleep
She has a little step stool to get up on the bed

My husband will watch her while he works
When I return home she will hopefully still love me
And forgive me …..

Premium Member God Is Great

When I was just a child it was a very big deal
to offer God thanks before each meal..
We never just dove in as that would have been rude
before reciting "God is great, God is good."
Sometimes mom served liver which I've
always hated.
I'd conceal it in my napkin and our cocker spaniel ate it.
This world is now so changed and at such a rapid pace.
Perhaps this little prayer should be posted every place?

Premium Member Maizy's Joy Ride

Our english cocker spaniel Maizy loved to ride,
She would jump on the Kawasaki mule, and not be denied!
When riding Maizy would sit on our lap and bark nonstop,
Her heart beating so fast, she was over the top!

The neighbors could hear her frenzied bark down the road,
And knew it was little Maizy in full joy mode!
Maizy never tired of that thrilling ride,
She was in heaven barking with her master beside.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member New Alpha Dog

Our home used to be calm.
Sophie, our cocker spaniel set the pace.
She was an only child.
We were barely moving back then – sluggishly slow.

Buddy arrived. A big goofy puppy.
We are all racing around now.
He is fast, and he sets our pace.
He is the alpha dog.

Flying leaps from couch to recliner.
Jumping over a horrified elderly dog, Sophie.
We all defer to this new Alpha Dog.
I am pinned in my recliner now while he hits the recline button with his rear.

Premium Member never again

Fortune teller squirrel gives me the old once-over
I squirm a bit, like my half-blind eye, Cocker Spaniel, Rover.
I see that you think you are special, she says, glaring at me.
Feeling uncomfortable, I wonder how great this teller can be.

Feeling superior because you are a human being, I bet.
I am annoyed at this second, I clear my throat and kick Chet.
Chet is my cousin who thought this squirrel was so good.
Never again! I say as we leave, as if I ever could….
Form: Rhyme

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