Short Doo Poems

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


Doo-Wop Daydreaming 2k10

For today Doo-Wop daydreaming am I.  
Oh, such beautiful, soulful poetry!  
Vocals of Bass and Tenor touching I.  
Rock-And-Roll of old; Sweet its poetry!
Form: Quatrain


Remember Doo Woo

they sing and the bang
on train or plane
no shame they did there thing
to other they would bring
i love it a lot
singer from the old block
we call them
DOOWOO

Zip-A-See-Doo-Dah

Playing practical jokes gave Fred a high
making folks look foolish he wasn't shy.
But one vengeful night
victims took delight
seeing him on TV with an open fly.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sun Brakes the Horizon

rooster wakes the dawn
sound of hens fluttering wings
tender grass springs out 
 


 4/25/2020


Poetry Contest: Morning Praise 
Sponsored by: Raul Moreno
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Cock-A-Doodle-Doo

young chicks
become
old hens

young cocks
become 
old dreamers 
remembering

cock-a-doodle-doo

cock-a-doodle-doo
while the hens cluck 
in their sweet dreams


Polly-wally-doodle-doo

There once was a chicken called ‘Polly’,
whose name sounded happy and jolly,
‘til one morning at two,
she crowed, “cock-a-doo,”
now our chook is a rooster called Wally.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member With a Whoop Dee Doo

With a whoop dee doo and a whip dee day
I saved my sweet bunny from an owl today
The predator left angry, I said “shoo! Go away!”
The butterflies followed, for they love to play.
Form: Monorhyme

Return of Doo Woo

you hear the sound
in the subway went down
it bring back
the old rack
so no other but those soul brother
singing those tunes
specail in june
theyer from the old block
non stop
RETURN OF DOO WOO

Premium Member Doo Wop Limericks

John John impressed me with his DooWop Lim I'm in awe of his talents, wish I could be like him A rookie but yes You surely guessed With musical limericks, he's loaded to the brim
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Tiddily Widdily Diddily Doo

Tiddily, Widdily, Piddily, wink.
If I had to have eyes, I wish they were pink.

Tiddily, Widdily, Piddily, Way.
I am in a rather silly mood today.

Tiddily, Widdily, Piddily Pooh,
I like that word a lot. How about you?

Premium Member Words Are Fun Tah Dah Tad De Doo

Words are fun 
Tah Dah Tad De Doo
Skipping with sun
Carousing in blue

I am eager to drink coffee
From a faerie elf’s shoe
Add a little sweet toffee
Lah Shah Lad She Doo

Writing is amazing
Sah Wah Sad We Sue
Cattle come a grazing
Nah Mah Nad Me Moo
Form: Rhyme

Scooby Doo

A B C
Alphabets are three
D E F
Hardy and Jeff
G H I
Grass and butterfly
J K L
Heaven and Hell
M N O
Never and No
P Q R
Puppy and Star
S T U
Same to You
V W X
Volt watt Max
Z and Y
Julie why spy?
Note. Alphabets are basic building blocks of language.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Rizzle, Bizzle Doo

"Razzle, Dazzle Doo
Why are you blue?"

"Fizzle, Dizzle Loo
"I think I love you." 

"You do?"
 "Yeah I do?"

" There's no need to be sad,
you should be quite glad. ``

"Bizzle, Rizzle Doo
I'm no longer blue."

"Bazzle, Razzle Doo
I love you too.




Alexis Y.
09-19-19
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
fun
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dippity Doo

Starching my hair with Dippity Doo
It stood up like a figurehead too
It was a contest between me and Lou
To see what strange things our hair could do

Dippity Doo Dippity Doo
I loved you so much, you smelled good too
Swirling my finger inside your bowl
Gave me a little uplift for my soul
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tuba-Dooba-Doo

There was a man played the trombone

Who dreamed of a grand sousaphone

Tho' his weak embouchure

Made his low notes impure

His blowing sucked more than his tone.






N/A'd in the "Your Best NEW Limerick" Poetry Contest.

( Syllables = 8, 8, 6, 6, 8 - counted at HowManySyllables.com )
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Dickey Doo Is Overdue

Dickey Doo is overdue. Through this town, his train is passing through. His sweetheart wants him back again. However, there’s a slow locomotive at the front of the train. As he hears the wheels go click-clack click-clack, he impatiently wants to get his woman back. The pace of his transportation is not that great. I don’t blame him for not liking to wait.
Form: Rhyme

If I Could Just Ask You One More Question Just Used Scooby Doo In a Poem

What kind of man am i
sent my apple crumble back
because it was falling apart
wait that's just the start
the octopus has eight limbs
surely Octobers got the wrong days
Chloroform myself
just to adjust to your ways
Wait for it
Opportunity knocks the door
On the march to certain end
have you got Shaggy's best friend
Or dont you have a Scooby Doo
The answer is the clue

Drugery Doo

Drudgery doo

Drudgery drudgery doo.
 I am life’s mule
 when there is so much to do,  drudgery doo.

Impossible to please
 how can I leave?

Can’t leave
impossible to please.

Because
 there is nothing left of me…
safely divided into three.
Three of me
Baby
Sister 
and she.
All of them a part of me.

Drudgery drudgery doo.
 I am life’s mule
 when there is so much to do,  drudgery doo.
Form: Lyric

Scooby Doo

Scooby Doo soft and fluffy
A perfect bed fellow
Best friend and mellow
His adventures required stitches
He doesn't wear no britches

Scooby Doo you are there
Waiting sleepy time care
You broke your tail and hip
Now it has a dip in the tip
You are still loved and forever
Scooby Doo where are you? My treasure!

You are flat and no longer puffy!!

***For the Favorite toy contest by Linda-Marie, this is my son's sleeping buddy.
Form: Rhyme

Swanky Doo Woop

SHE EM' LOVE
THAT'S WHAT PEOPLE SAY
I KNOW THE WOMAN
AND IT AINT THAT WAY
TRUST ME WHEN I TELL YA
SO YOU'LL UNDERSTAND
SHE'S MY WOMAN
AND I'm HER MAN

CONGRADULATIONS
THAT WHAT THEY SAY
FIGURED AS MUCH
TO HAVE YOUR WAY
MY WIFE IS PREGANT
AND SO IT SEEMS
I'M LIVING THE LIFE
WITH MY QUEEN

SWIGGS OF WHISKEY
AND CIGAR SMOKE
CONGRADULATIONS
PRAYERS FOR HOPE
LISTENING TO STORIES
MAKING PLANS
SWIGGIN WHISKEY
SMOKING THE MAN
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Doo Little Doo Little Doo Little Doo

doo little doo little doo little doo stroking with fire
the strums of the sweet mandolin delight and inspire
with a dash and a splash you appear on the horizon alive
I hear your music, and I know that you are on your way Clive

I am pleased with your progress, I so adore your song
you listen with your heart, and you are rarely ever wrong
doo little doo little doo making music with bellows
I love hearing your progress, you delight me to my toes
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rinky Dinky Doo

Rinky Dinky Doo
I love you
Loved you from the very start
You're the sunshine
In my life
You banish all my strife
You've stolen every part
Of my heart

Rinky Dinky Doo
I love you
It certainly is a special kind of love
With lots of happy times
A passion so sublime
With cooing like
A couple of turtle doves

Rinky Dinky Doo 
I love you
This passion has left me all aglow
Ain't no greater feeling
Really so appealing
Wanna hug you
And never let you go!
fun
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Chirr Chirree Chirr Chirree Doo Doo Doo

The bells are ringing in deference to the songbirds.
Cardinals, robins, and one lone blue jay, I always feel sorry for.
Twittering and tweeting, serenading me, the blue jay hanging back a bit.
Chirr. chirr. chirree. chirr. chirr. chirree. chirree.
One of the more arrogant robins is throwing her voice like a ventriloquist.
I feel loved, revered, honored, included, admired, and amused.
Doo. Doo. Doo. Doo. Doo. Doo. Doo. Doo. The symphony keeps going,
Impressing me greatly.

Premium Member Rinky Dinky Doo

Rinky Dinky Doo I love you Loved you from the very start You're the sunshine In my life You banish all my strife You've stolen every part Of my heart Rinky Dinky Doo I love you It certainly is a special kind of love With lots of happy times A passion so sublime With cooing like A couple of turtle doves Rinky Dinky Doo I love you This passion has left me all aglow Ain't no greater feeling Really so appealing Wanna hug you tight And never let you go! © Jack Ellison 2013
Form: Quatrain

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