Short Derby Poems
Short Derby Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Derby by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Derby by length and keyword.
It's a Saturday
the first in the month of May
Kentucky Derby
The running of the roses
The first jewel in the crown
Whinging Willy sure felt silly
Placing a wager on a chestnut filly
Who ran around all willy nilly
Bringing up the rear in the Derby of Dilly
A buttery, flaky crust
Fresh cup, chopped pecans
Brown sugar and egg with cocoa
Dash of vanilla
Bit of bourbon, hug
Bake and serve
Sweet!
So swift behooves...
in challenging quest...
competitive hearts...
race their best...
A treasure to win...
one measurable test...
for equine ones..
Churchills best.
There are some people with hats galore.
That is not the case with me.
I have just one hat, and I don’t need more.
It’s the only one I like, you see.
My favorite hat is a black suede derby.
As swift behooves,
In challenging quest,
Competitive hearts,
Race their best,
A treasure to win,
One measurable test,
For equine ones,
The World's Best.
new renditions to have compared later. This is with As starting out on first line.
Hidden Face Man of Des Moines was carrying his steed to Derby Town.
It’s the oddest sight, agreed a jokester, a monkey, a duck and a clown.
Onlookers wanted to take a peek, for it is not a matter of course
When you see a man in a turban carrying a brown upside down horse.
Today is Derby Day
It is a big day in Kentucky
I have never attended,
but I try to watch each year
I love to see the dresses
and the fancy hats
and the beautiful, strong
horses give their all
It is a special day that people
in other states may not
think is a big deal
but I love Derby Day
The
Merseyside derby
The Red Peril
For every Blue
Even Bluer after 90 minute's
The tortured fan's faces grimace
Children cry on the long road home
This is not the 1st and it won't be our last
But we are born Everton Blue
It's in our D.N.A
Tomorrow is another Day
To face Red Enemy Fire
Thank the Lord for Beer
Calvin Borel-
Another defeat for you on the rail
Super Saver put the others through hell!
2:04:45-
Another winner did you contrive.
Borel, three wins in four years-
My man is definitely feared
by his peers!
Super Saver,
Though not the favor(ite)
On this day of mud and muck
You were the Savior!
In the Belmont and Preakness-
May you be on the side of Luck!
Dedicated to the winner's of the 2010 Kentucky Derby
A. Green
They wore their Kentucky Derby headdress hats into the church.
The minister knew that no one would be seeing him that day.
He liked conducting a sermon the weekend of the Derby.
He did not have to comb his hair or brush his teeth.
Wise people sequestered behind the hats stopped struggling to see.
Resigning themselves to the fact that it was a hopeless quest.
Aha! They all saw the disheveled reverend on their way out.
Commenting later at Sunday dinner that his hair stuck straight up.