Short Croaky Poems

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


Premium Member Sing Sing Singer

I once knew a songster from Skokie
Who was thrown in the Sing Sing pokey
They claimed he was off key
And his voice was croaky
So he killed them at karaoke!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Aging

getting old
Feeling cold
Croaky voice
Have no choice
Wrinkled skin
Getting thin
Thin and scraggy
Eyes baggy
Mouth droopy
Going loopy
Legs all swollen
Youth has gone
Stolen
Form: Verse

Premium Member Terrible Karaoke

A singer whose name’s Carrie Oakey Was hoarse, sounding terribly croaky Carrie burst into tears When folks covered their ears She’s thankful her gig was just low key 10-08-17
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Black Raven



Ravens from mountain tops to our roofs,
are endlessly resourceful, playful and intelligent.
Much larger than crows and have a deep croaky voices,
skilled aerialists, doing rolls and flying upside down.
They mate for life and are affectionate and emotional,
named one Hoppy 'cause he hops on one leg.
Form: Verse

Song of Autumn

Partly cloudy when the first crow crows, first drop of rain drove me behind wheels. My ears craved the pitter-patter drums, so I could hum with my croaky voice. After miles of dusty tyre imprints, my voice had to hum the song of fall, when dry leaves shone in autumn colours— since the sky remained partly cloudy.
Form: Narrative


Premium Member Karaoke Past Midnight--Wbm

My neighbor Mike loves karaoke
Who sings off-tune a Hokey Pokey;

          Grinds he with delight
          But it's twelve of night...

Irked, my alarm whips that voice croaky.


9/12/2019
What's Bugging Me Contest of Kim Rodrigues
~ Congress in the Philippines moves to approve
a bill that enforces a 10 pm karaoke ban in residential areas.~
Form: Limerick

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