Short Cubby Poems
Short Cubby Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Cubby by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Cubby by length and keyword.
I was putting my things in my cubby.
Second grade, young, and not yet chubby.
Somehow I stood there
In my nighty-night wear,
I cried while asleep, “Dear God, help me!”
© July 21, 2010
The youngest Mouseketeers, they were
The ones who sang goodbye.
If you watched “Mickey Mouse Club,”
You’d remember if you try.
Her long blond curls and winsome smile
Had cross-the-board appeal
And pairing them together
Really seemed to seal the deal.
Though Cubby lives, I just found out
That Karen’s, sadly, gone,
So “now it’s time to say goodbye;”
Her memory lives on.
Karen Pendleton (8/1/46 – 10/6/19)
Cubby O’Brien (7/14/46 -)