Short Eyeglasses Poems

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


Premium Member A Cat or a Car

Was it a car or a cat I saw
Why does the witness hem and then haw
Euston saw I was not Sue
With his eyeglasses brand new
But his lawyer was bad at case law
Form: Limerick


Hindsight

Of all the words in the English language
"should'a" is the most useless one
And I know it's a sin
but I'm gonna give in
I'm gonna put some eyeglasses on my buns
and tell everybody what they should'a done

Premium Member Sense To You Is Enough

It does not have to make any sense to anyone else
As long as it makes sense to me.
Why is that rock in your car?
Why did you do that? 
Why is there gum behind your eyeglasses?
You do not have to answer either.
Shh!

Premium Member Eyeglasses

Eyeglasses eyeglasses where can you be 
 if I don't have you I  will have a hard time to see 

Where oh where are you hiding from me. 

Your arms are so loose they fall all the time 

Hiding on me you know is a real crime. .
® Christine Gallant
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Learn a Word Haiku ( Pince-Nez )

Pince- Nez....I asked ,whats that? Eyeglasses ,he proposed..For your nose.  They
have no handles. For a lads,I asked? Or for  lasses?  He answered. No!..They are just glasses for
lads or lasses. Only thing they have no Stems, matters not, a her or a him.!


Premium Member To See Or Not To See

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*Image of Battle of the Little Bighorn by History.com To See Or Not To See General Custer had a sentry, A man of trust whose name was Henry, He lost his spyglasses, Used his blurred eyeglasses, Yelled, "Those Indians sorta friendly." 2022 June 01
Form: Limerick

When I Won the Voice of Democracy Contest

I remember how
clean his eyeglasses were.
He took care of himself.
and expected people to 
listen when he spoke.

.

With his black,
political, contrasty suit,
scrupulously laundered,
his face was red and
he took large steps.

.

I remember the honor
in his presence,
as if he had some
magical favors 
he could grant.

Job Description

I’m a bit tangled
My empty state
The scope of this job
Goes beyond like a plane

Series of works,
Bombarded schedule,
Flowing sweat,
Filled my container

Just got the thought
When I twisted my feet
Jumped over the poles
While wearing the fleet.

Suppose to wear
Eyeglasses of knowledge
Not these red shoes
I’m so unprepared.

Hello, Hippie

You've got deeply lined, leathery face,
   with blurred, astigmatic eyes well in place
      behind what your old generation
         calls lennon eyeglasses sensation;

and you still got shoulder-length, dark hair,
   ah, but a slower, closer look there,
      gray roots the hue of stainless steel spoon,
         you do need another dye job soon!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member ABC Poem for Fun 2024

efficient Eddie eliminated evil Edna’s eyeglasses
flustering Frannie Florence, furthering father’s frankness forever
generous Ginnie gave glasses glorious glam, gluing garbage
hallow Hal hinted heroics, having Henry’s huffy habits
ideas ignited, illuminating idiocy in Illinois, Iowa and Idaho
juicy judgement jockeyed jointly, justifying judicial jury
Form: ABC

Premium Member fancy snail travels to Japan

Snail travels to Japan in the fanciest way
We see him traveling, he’s cutesy today
He is wearing a camera around his neck.
He stops to give the emperor a genuflect.

His hat is from Australia, his eyeglasses from the wild.
He scoots around old men, he picks up a lady bug child.
We flowers surround him, admiring his ensemble of beauty.
It is our Japanese privilege, not our tradition or duty.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member kitty has no idea

Snail travels to Japan in the fanciest way
We see him traveling, he’s cutesy today
He is wearing a camera around his neck.
He stops to give the emperor a genuflect.

His hat is from Australia, his eyeglasses from the wild.
He scoots around old men, he picks up a lady bug child.
We flowers surround him, admiring his ensemble of beauty.
It is our Japanese privilege, not our tradition or duty.
cat
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Baby Beau

Our baby is ten months old
Today I heard a loud clinking sound in his mouth
Chased him around the room
Wrestled it out of there
It was a pair of eyeglasses
One lens was gone

I hope they are my readers from the dollar store
I have nineteen pairs of them lying around the house.
If they were my husband’s bifocals, I had better stay mum
Baby dug up the asphalt driveway last month
An English cream retriever, who cannot leave anything alone.
dog

Premium Member Three Reliable Witnesses

There were three reliable eye witnesses to the robbery.
I was the first detective on the scene; 
did not even have time to put on my overcoat.
One said the perpetrator was young, blonde, five nine, thin.
Another said he was dark-skinned, thirty-five-ish, stocky, with green eyes.
A third said he was not sure if the perp was a woman or a man.
I gave this guy a business card to my other business.
When I am not solving crime from my easy chair, I sell eyeglasses.

Predators

Thick skin, big body and sharp teeth, they slay
These greedy animals hunt for their prey

Their goal is to get all what they want
In the darkness of the night they usually hunt

Crocodiles and snakes, they attack like storms
How big are those reptiles as compared to the worms?

Now modern predators are in tuxedo’s and suits
With shiny eyeglasses or well-polished boots

These greedy creatures scattered in this world
They always make the biggest stories ever told…
Form: Epigram

Behind the Blind Mind

You said the man you talked with is blind
But he pointed out fingers to someone he's then unkind

You talked with a blind person
But he can give someone poison

You said he walks kind and tender
But cannot you accept as true he's a pretender

You give him eyeglasses and add him a walking stick
But worthy of someone who'd frequently kick

Someone who'd frequently kick your relative
Though positive we'd frequently make him contraceptive
He'd not be literate or limit him being un-educative
Form: Rhyme

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