Short Dollies Poems
Short Dollies Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Dollies by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Dollies by length and keyword.
Polly loved eating lollies
She'd rather eat sweets than play with toys and dollies
She began to regret
The sweets that she ate
When her teeth all fell out for her follies
Lee’s very excited today.
Mom’s helping with her tea party.
Now that Lee’s dollies are in place,
Oatmeal cookies and tea are served.
Playtime at the park will follow.
I'm way down the track, over eighty by golly
But my choo-choo has yet to run off the trolley
Still eat by myself
I'm in pretty good health
Still charm the pants off some cute young dollies
I'm way down the track, eighty-five by golly
But my choo-choo has yet to run off the trolley
Still eat by myself
I'm in pretty good health
Still charm the pants off some cute young dollies
Snowflakes fall like white crocheted dollies
upon the warm soil of spring’s earth
their fragile kisses melting
They caress the crocus
pucker up to buds
on the maple
give a peck
to the
cat.
Shh! Do not wake the dollies the girls warned the stranger.
He was someone new, unknown, they had never seen him.
He did not pay attention and woke one and then the other.
They never forgave him, their new stepfather.
I'm way down the track, almost eighty by golly
But my choo-choo hasn't yet run off the trolley
Still eat by myself
I'm in pretty good health
Still charm the pants off some cute young dollies
© Jack Ellison 2015
Her little world shattered
Dollies made of paper
Heart and soul tattered
Feelings turned to vapor
A life now a wreck
Brings innocence lost
With love not a speck
Just hatred the cost
Alone on a sea
Of guilt-laden woe
No longer carefree
It won't let her go
Damaged goods here
Childhood's been taken
Forcing out a numb tear
She just feels forsaken
She was waiting for Pat to come around.
To figure out that she was the one to be found.
He left with dollies on his arm, to the boats.
She did not mind, he was sowing his oats.
I will always be here, she thought, and rightly so.
She had nowhere else to be, nowhere to go.
Other men invited her to do this and that.
But she was saving herself for her friend Pat.
A Mom and Dad who'd drifted far apart
walked by their little daughter's room one night
and heard, "I'm hurting right here in my heart!
I wish," she told her dolls, "they wouldn't fight
and be mean to each other. It's not right!"
Before too long those parents, who had prayed,
stood holding hands outside their daughter's door.
They heard, "Oh, dollies, Mom and Dad have made
me happy. They're not fighting anymore.
My wishing made them sweeter than before."
Christmas Rhymes
Christmas is my favorite time of the year.
People are filled with goodwill and holiday cheer.
Tis the season to be jolly.
Girls are hoping for brand-new, dollies.
Presents are under the Christmas tree.
It is decorated perfectly.
Red, silver, and green decorated balls.
Silver tinsel, and an angel topper completes it all.
This describes homes with the Christmas tree.
Childrens faces illuminate with glee.
As they look at their presents under the Christmas tree.
Written by Gail DeBole
Pink polka-dotted skin stretching body-wide.
Bulges interrupting other-wise peaceful areas.
Spots of lotion and cherry-flavored tongue
Comforting misery.
Across the room, stacked in safety;
Precious dollies that will be played with another day.
With forever smiles.
One last sniffle for the night.
A hankie is tossed into the glass that serves as a hoop.
Nostrils attempt to function, and a sudden cough
Shocks the precious dollies.
Their smiles remain.