Short Dinah Poems
Short Dinah Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Dinah by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Dinah by length and keyword.
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"Sweet Dinah won't you blow my horn?"
She's in the kitchen shucking corn
And when she hums
The whole world comes
To bless the day when she was born!...
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Categories:
dinah, humor,
Form:
Limerick
A Chow Chow Injustice
A sweet Chow Chow called Charleston Dinah
Was court-ordered to go back to China
Told: Leave the U.S.
You made this covid mess!
She arfed: You nut I’m from North Carolina!
Written 5/12/22...
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Categories:
dinah, humor,
Form:
Limerick
Strawberries From Fairies
Strawberries From Fairies
In purse know that she always carries,
Some whipped cream with strawberries,
She would make,
Tasty short cake;
She received them from friendly fairies.
The strawberries are flowing here
in Southern Part of North Carolina
and were grown for me by Dinah.
Jim Horn...
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Categories:
dinah, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Soprano Soloist
A distinguished soprano named Dinah
sings arias in North Carolina.
But her favourite thing,
without doubt, is to sing
selections from Handel's Messiah.
With extraordinary vigor and pith
she sings "I Know My Redeemer Liveth".
When she goes to perform
she'll be in fine form
and precisely know how to giveth....
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Categories:
dinah, christmas, music,
Form:
Limerick
Golden Oldies
The mellow sounds
of Lawrence Welk
are gone,
Guy Lombardo, too.
I remember when
Johnny Mercer
wrote the hits
and Dinah Shore
sang them true.
Do these names
mean nothing
to you…perhaps
The Beatles are
your cup of tea?
Then think, my friend,
and be not dismayed
for you are nearly
as old as me!
Written July 15, 2021...
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Categories:
dinah, irony, memory, music,
Form:
Free verse
Elvis Changed Ed Sullivan
Andy Griffith and Barney Fife
Aunt Bea
Opie
Father knows Best
Betty and Bud
Kathy called “kitten”
Loretta Young
Dinah Shore
The Lennon Sisters
Bonanza
Adam
Hoss and Little Joe
Sing Along With Mitch
Gary Moore
Ed Sullivan
Wholesome family shows
Until Elvis
Showed up on Ed Sullivan
Our shocked parents
Jumped up and turned off the TV set
But not soon enough...
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Categories:
dinah, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 7th
Form:
Free verse
Shoofly Pie
The Labrea Tar Pits in a pastry shell
can be for flying insects, a living hell.
They are drawn to something so sticky and sweet.
It still shows some remnants of an oven’s heat.
When they land there, certain death is what they meet.
Its purpose is so the Amish folks can eat.
For Dinah Shore and others, it’s a nice treat.
If in Eastern Pennsylvania passing by,
don’t forget to pick up some shoofly pie....
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Categories:
dinah, food
Form:
Rhyme
Definite Dinah does not Change Her Mind
Definite Dinah definitely doesn’t change her mind
Ferociously feeling firm in all ideas, she will find
Kids maneuver around her; she is not awfully kind
When she bargains and barters, it is legally bind
We saw Dinah debating where we usually dined
Warning the waiter she almost never will change her mind
He appreciates the heads up; said we were kind.
I notice his palm is unusually magically star-lined.
He is a find, says Dinah, he truly is one of a kind....
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Categories:
dinah, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th
Form:
Monorhyme
Winston Tastes Good
Winston tastes good like a knock knock cigarette should.
See the USA in a Chevrolet, visit Dinah Shore along the way.
But be sure and be toting some Chesterfield Lights.
So we can be sexy and sultry on these winter nights.
The Marlboro Man is waiting just around the next bend.
When you see him, blow some smoke rings up in the wind.
Cigarettes are sensual, and they will make you look Kool.
Have one lit up and ready at all times; it is the 50's cigarette rule!...
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Categories:
dinah, nostalgia,
Form:
Rhyme
Dinah Diana
Dearly beloved, we knew she slayed poverty
Inching her way to paint and sketch
Night alone would not feed her passion, she
Answered to no one about her dreams, for
Heaven held stairway anyone could climb.
Day became electric as she stretched
Illuminated passages by her hands,
And landed on rich grounds, fore tilling another
Nothing and no one strayed her from The Source
And now, she's shimmering like stardust in my mind.
(In memory of Pioneer of our family)
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Categories:
dinah, appreciation, celebration, dedication, women,
Form:
Blank verse