Short Disneyland Poems

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


Premium Member Mickey Mouse

Mickey Mouse, has his own clubhouse. He's a real celebrity, you can see him at Disneyland or on TV.
6/16/15
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Western Decadence and Debauchery

Putin's banned
                  ~ Walt Disneyland



  When the title is longer than the poem,
    the discriminating reader forgoes 'em
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A STILLED POND

A STILLED POND

Once a wet playground,
A ducks' and frogs' Disneyland!
Now quiet and stilled:-
Winter is no friend to ponds;
freezing out their livelihoods:-
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Childs Reaction

child comes in to the school office.
secretary says she has to go with me
in a mean way
Oh goody! child says! Disneyland!
She reminds me of a butterfly.
words 30

Premium Member Dangly Things

Everybody has these dangly things On some, you surely could swing Oldsters have more Disneyland for sure On the roller coaster you try hard to cling
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Spiritual Nature Summer Wedlock

Summertime nature gracefully flourish
Animals arrange marriages; nourish,
Arranged at fun Disneyland
By preacher Giraffe Parkland
Merge, self-discovery over-flourish.


6/27/2025
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Mountains of Florida

Traveling the mountains of Disneyland
        Much higher than those found in Ireland
        When you’re drinking ale
        It’s like reading braille
       And doesn't much matter what car you're in
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Dangly Things

Everybody has these dangly things On some, methinks you surely could swing Oldsters have more At Disneyland for sure On the roller coaster, to their danglies you could cling © Jack Ellison 2015
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Weird Rodent

This weird, eerie rodent sparks such adoration
A trip to his park's cause for great celebration
The plaques's spread by such vermin
But I'll spare you the sermon
Disneyland, here I am, on my dream vacation!

2/5/23
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fun

FUN Pleasure Amusement Beach days and dancing Disneyland and cruises Happy meals; friends at your side “Laughter often comes with the ride.” Sept. 14, 2020 for Joseph May's Pyramid Poetry Contest
fun
Form: Verse

Premium Member Quicksand

Pandemonium threatens the land . . .
we woke up and it's not Disneyland.
Congress can't make a plan,
they're just kicking the can
Down the road; we are all on quicksand.

Copyright, November 16, 2014
Faye Lanham Gibson
Form: Limerick

A Happy Choka

Adult dreams fulfilled
Children’s faces, frozen smiles
Wishes now reality
Just because of you
Memories last forever 
Disneyland my dream came true 

Written by Brenda Meier-Hans 
09.16.2014
For Contest: Choka Me
Dr. Ram Mehta
Form: Choka

Premium Member Whatever You Want To Call This

Disneyland was a successful venture in California. There were hopes of building a bigger park in Florida. The man with the plan was none other than Walt Disney. It's too bad he didn't live to see his dream become reality.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Wounded

They all sleep
Or weep
In hospital beds
Or in prison dregs

Pain and sorrow
Missed tomorrows
Yesterday's wishes gone
Tomorrows become undone

I miss them all
Who will be first?
To that last road that ends
Where a new life begins

In Disneyland

A Cheerful Note (For Once!)

Who needs to take a girl to Paris
And jump at her command,
When you have a friend of fourteen years
To accompany you to Disneyland?

No metaphors today my friends,
Just simple, happy rhyme,
Three weeks today until I leave,
And I can't help grinning all the time!
Form: Rhyme

All Three Standing There

All Three Standing There

Looked at picture and many things do see
That always seem to mean so much to me;
All three standing there;
Family beyond compare;
Best way my family appeared to be.

Jim Horn.

Picture of my wife and two sons
at Disneyland around 1995.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Im Still a Kid

I am Tiana and Cinderella
A princess and a hardworker
I am curious about everything
I am the loud BOOM of a firework
I am the baby girl on her favorite ride
I am the little girl that longs for her prince
I am your favorite princess story 
I am the kid that cries when she leaves Disneyland
I am still a kid, living in Disneyland!
Form: ABC

Babycham Deers and Romantic Lands

South Pacific, Jiminy Cricket,
This world 
I tried to gain access,
I tried to write a book,
That would capture
All my happiness, 
Full of romance,
Life that was enhanced
By beauty and love,
Carousel and Disneyland,
Babycham deers 
And romantic lands,
These patterns I wove.

(Reproduced verbatim from a ditty written aged ca. 19.)
Form: Lyric

Me, Myself and I

Vo Amour Adelle (Parents love Grandma)
Mother, teacher, sister, reserved
Daughter of  Virgencita and Oscar (their initials are in my name)
Lover of Arvin, books, and adventure
Who feels happy, love, and pain
Who fears blood, snake, and bitterness
Who would like to see snow, safari, and Disneyland
Resident of Benoni, Mahinog, Camiguin
Lao
me
Form: Bio

Premium Member Hey Mickey

I'm so tired of all these games,
Feeling things you have doubts about,
Feeling as if I have no heart.
I can't sleep.
I can't breathe.
There's no air.
So what do I do?
What do you do?
When all else has failed,
Well damn you go to Disneyland.
HAHAHAHA
Oh ya baby 
When no one loves you
You can always count on Mickey
He's always there for me.......
HEY MICKEY!!!!!!!

I Am Bored With Math

I am bored with math.
Two plus two always equals four.
Why can't it equal an ice cream cone
Or a trip to the candy store?

Four plus four always equals eight-
Never a video game,
Or a Disneyland vacation.
No, the answer's e'er the same!

One times one always equals one.
Where's the fun in that?
I'd love to see the answer be
A brand new baseball bat!

by Cherie Durbin
Form: Rhyme

La In Snow

Walked out this morning
to snow on the road
brushed off the truck
engaged the four-wheel-drive

driving to work
the roads weren't bad
parked in the lot
and walked inside

out in the warehouse
sitting on the fork
looking at the floor
and thinking of L. A.

A palm tree grew
out in the yard
Disneyland was
a short drive away

sometimes I wish
I'd never left
could be on the beach
just watching the waves

Premium Member let's drink and sing, 'we're painting the roses red' in the garden

with ceiling brushes
or a roller
but it must be midnight, with a full moon
high on vowels

at the local homebase store they ask,
'brushes for ceiling paint or for painting ceilings?'

my son is writing a newspaper
and wants to interview me about
difficult parking spaces 

we're going to disneyland next week
let's do the interview on the spinning teacups 
where i can rest one arm on the rim,
listless, 
in a leather jacket

No Disneyland

Did we let you down?
no Disneyland.
Instilled the outside.
Past experience judging decision. 
Expectation eliminating comfortable choices.
Listening to old folk voices.
The highway to heaven or hell. 
To Leeds.
Playing out wishful imaginings. 
It doesn’t stop.
The road is wide.
Keep driving, searching looking for the beautiful people.
Your people.
The true.
The genuine.
The loving.
Embrace them with all the experiences.
Life is there.

Bio Poem

Felicia
Funny,curageous at times,nervous giving.
Student 
Lover of food,all kinds of music,shoes.
Who feels lonley,egar to run,happy to be free.
Who has been to Disneyland,hurt,sick on rides.
Who needs to better my grades,get a education,true friends.
Who fears of drowning,spiders,living alone.
Who longs for a good future,healthy life,a job that's worth doing.
Who would like to see Paris(city),The Statue of Liberty,White House.
Funny
Resident of Neil road
Morgan
Form: Bio

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