Short Dads Poems

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


Three Dads

some has all in one
the work gets done
some need too
dads  frist one is bad
or mabe three
who will pay the bills and fee
and make them glad not sad
 mabe
THREE DADS


Three Dads

some do this and that
lie like a rat
than when he is on hand
to help you plan
don't be mad
be glad not sad
he not cash ot just a bash
he the best you had
OUT OF
THREE DADS

Premium Member Dads Favorite Child

Our brother up stairs we don’t like.
This Chip he does love is a pike!
     He plays with him games
     forsaking us dames.
Computer you go on a hike!

7/31/2021
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Our Dads

An old gent was tellin' me about how his dad wrote "a dry book" on a given topic, and argued the issue before the Supreme Court. Pretty important dad! And mine? "My dad rescued two hookers during a boxer riot in Kowloon."

Premium Member 4 Single Dads

Sun rays slide across your face
Inviting silhouette artistic shades of love
Needling fingers plats a braid
Girl dad doing her hair not a fad
Little rituals she enjoys 
Emerald ribbons matching joy

Doing all tasks of mom
And those of a daddy
Definitely a hero to your kids
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Day of the Dads

On the day of the dads
we all woke up at the same time,
crawling out of our lairs,
holding our morning root beers.
We saw circles where we wanted triangles.
We could feel the push of time against our faces.
This poem was suppose to be happy.
Where's the remote?
I can't find the remote.
dad

What Are Dads?

Dad's are big 
Dad's are strong 
Dad's are real men 
that don't run along 
Dad's are working men 
that sit by the bed all night long 
Dad's are wonderful 
Dad's are mean 
But they are there when you might need something 
The best dad's of all are ones who care 
And ones who dare 
To raise a child that might not be theirs

Step Dads Belt

I loved his leather, shiny, belt,
that buckles ornate gleam,
stars sailed around an eagle,
to wear it was my dream.

I never saw him wear it,
laid out across his chair,
it wouldn’t suit the suits he wore,
it wouldn’t, to be fair.

Eleven when I wore it.
It wasn’t how I’d dreamed.
He brought it down across my back,
and no one heard me scream.
© Robin Cain  Create an image from this poem.
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Dads Shouldn'T Dance

I danced the dance of the unrestrained,

It felt so good I danced again.

At my gyrations, ladies swooned

(well if not, they would do soon)

I did not care, for this was me

In wild abandon for all to see.

I was hip, I was the man

My dancing moves, they were just grand.

Then I saw my children's faces... 

Beetroot red, heads in hands.
© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Dads

Dads love all of their kids very much
Even if they are not a part of their kids life
Or if they have been an absent parent
They still love their kids every much

My dad recently sent me a book on miracles
Because he believes in it so much about happiness

And he believes in me
Although he was an absent parent when I was growing up

Hey, I am a professional poet now
Lol

Tribute To Devoted Dads

Like very few dads on earth 
Sparing precious a life to grant a new birth 
Driven by unlimited love and a tremendous mirth 
Glory of heart and soul is your aspiration 
Never cease to be an icon and a fount of inspiration 
Every single desire and whim are met with compassion 
Never regarded a sacrifice but a sweet devotion 
You are worth all the love, respect and recognition.
Form: Rhyme

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