Short Dylan Poems

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


''Dylan''

Deepest feeling.Ranging thoughts.Youth of a young tween male.Life just discovering.Amazing
friend to all.Never disappointing.
son
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Premium Member Robert Zimmerman

Robet Allan Zimmerman a native-born Minnesotan he changed his name to Dylan and now he is worth millions
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Premium Member Emagi Dylan Thomas

DYLAN THOMAS 'under milk wood'


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   Llareggub                cymru
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Premium Member Dylan Tribute

Dylan Tribute
Dylan Poems
Great Music
Nobel Prize
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Premium Member Fun Marathon Poetry Inspired by Dylan Thomas

do not go gentle into that good race
Tired muscles should burn and ache by race’s end
Run, run against the slowing of your pace
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Dylan Thomas Just Cut My Mind In Half

Still reeling from the blow
His alchemy charge opened a sudden hole
In left in utter disbelief 
How words could be so vicious and cleave

A Dylan Thomas Lullaby

I fell asleep listening to Dylan Thomas recite poetry like a lullaby ---
If I am lucky this is what it will be like on the day that I die.

Thank God For Bob Dylan

thank god for bob dylan
thank god for god
thank bob dylan for being god
thank god for being bob dylan
thank bob dylan for being bob dylan
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Premium Member An Even More Minor Tribute To Mr Dylan

An Even More Minor Tribute To Mr Dylan

Bob Became A Christian

But

Jesus Was A Jew.

"You've Gotta Lotta Nerve."

-Gray Squirrel

05-23-2025

Premium Member Ode To Bob Dylan

hello Bob
Ten grammys!
And you are a Christian!
The Times They are a Chang'n
You have an Academy award too?
Blow'n in the Wind
Your parents must be proud!

Dylan

My little man,
With tiny feet and tiny hands.
Smiling, sighing,
Winning hearts without trying.
Chubby cheeks, upturned nose,
Bright blues eyes and little bitty toes.
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Dylan

Eyes of green
Hair the color of the sun
Skin a golden tan
Theres nothing i dont love 
about my little man
Smile so bright
It makes me think only,
Of gods pure light
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Premium Member Dylan Thomas

Welsh poet Dylan Thomas
His imagery and writing skills showed promise.
His readings in the U.S.A brought him more fame.
Those who study poetry should know well his name.
Form: Clerihew

Hey, Bob Dylan

So you think you can heal
 all the wrongs in the world,
  then just play your song,
   give it a harsh, biting tune,
    make it sting as you sing,
     tambourine-playing man!
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Premium Member A Bob Dylan Contradiction

"You've thrown the worst fear
That can ever be hurled
Fear to bring children
Into the world."
- Bob Dylan (Masters of War)

If Mr Dylan was so fearful about bringing children into the world,
why did he pro create three boys and also three girls?
Form: Rhyme

Bob Dylan (1941- )

They said he was “this voice of youth.”
That was the biggest lie.
It wasn’t told, but he was old,
And old men tell the truth.

A Jewish gypsy with guitar
Heard the children cry
In napalm hells.  His music tells
Us who we were, and worse, still are.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
art
Form: Verse

Only one Dylan Murphy

Murphy you always had the biggest smile,
Heartbreaking to hear its goodbye for a while,
You put up a good fight, right til the end,
Such a lovely boy, and a good friend,
Haggot heast was your best crack by far,
May you be at peace now you're the brightest star.
Form: Rhyme

Jesus Help Me - Written By My Seven-Year-Old Son, Dylan

Jesus help me with my problems that I have each day. When I go through many things everyday - like school, listening and grades. Jesus also help me to be a great big brother and a great son to my mother and father and a friend to all.
By Dylan Saunders
Form: Verse

Omicron You

Well, they’ll omicron you when you’re trying to be so good

They’ll omicron you just a-like they said they would

They’ll omicron you when you’re tryin’ to go home

Then they’ll omicron you when you’re there all alone

But I would not feel so all alone

Everybody must get omicroned.
Form: Rhyme

Dylan Is Gone

Dying alone on foreign ground,
death grips his blessed hand

Never choosing time or place,
 method certain
—the Angels plan

An oak to fall on alien soil,
all seeds to heaven thrown

His words cast free to light the dark,
that ‘Good Night’
—now his own

(Villanova Pennsylvania: January, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

The Day I Found Freewheeling Bob Dylan

My former life was so simple...
Just an avocado flavored ice cream
to fulfill my life complete...
In simple life I happily roamed the city,
and on these tours, one day everything changed...
Everything has changed since the day I found
an Lp record freewheeling Bob Dylan... !
I was never the same again...!

Sunny Day Men Number 32 and 6

Well, they’ll mandate ya when you’re in the health department

They’ll  mandate ya when you’re in the education department

They’ll  mandate ya when you work for the government

They’ll  mandate ya when you’re trying to get something to eat

But I would not feel such a bot

ah, everybody must get mandated.
Form: Rhyme

Bob Dylan

Born to sing to write to share
Open arms give courage no despair
Beautiful lyrics he shares with us all

Dance with joy when his words start to flow
Yearning for peace in this dark time
Listen carefully to music and rhyme 
A man so young raised his voice
Nations wised up we sang we rejoiced  

Written by M.BURTON
Form: Acrostic

Dylan Is Gone

Dying alone on foreign land,
  death now grips his blessed hand

Never choosing time or place,
  but method certain,
 —the Angels wait

An oak to fall on alien soil,
 all seeds to heaven thrown

His words cast free to light the dark,
  that ‘Good Night,’
  —now his own

(Villanova Pennsylvania: January, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Schvitzing Dylan

Schvitzing Dylan
Beads on my brow
Harmonica in my now
Transporting me to this relic's salvation
Needless in its purpose
Selfless in its demands
Except for a grande bow
To the caffeinated queen
Nothing about this screams
Solace and wilderness
Tepid and grounded
But it's the most delicate, lovely moment I've had all day. 

(3/31/11)

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