Short Farmers Poems

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


Premium Member Last Hurrah

pilfering raccoons
raiding cornfields and orchards
laughing at farmers
Indian summer picnicking
Last hurrah before winter
Form: Tanka


Haiku October

october hayride
                            the hemp farmers wife offers
                            freshly baked brownies
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Mundanity Repeating Itself

palanquin bearers
              punkhawallahs ~ gong farmers
                    facebook proof readers

By
David Kavanagh
Form: Senryu

Tweetable Twitter Haiku

Twitter obsession
Presidents to pig farmers
Alternative facts


Written on 13th March 2017

Entry to "tweetable" contest
Form: Haiku

Farmers Life!

Family Portrait of Lucky, Willem Joseph 1738-1798.

wow! the farmers life!
countryside weather and food
so natural drink!
Form: Haibun


Premium Member harvest time

a local farmers cabbages

exceeded county tonnages

the judge said hey joe

you got any mo

my trucks theyre all wreckages.
Form: Limerick

Their Cupped-Hands

The bounty of sweet rain
Brings joyful tears
Through the cupped-hands
Of the heartland farmers
Lord, we sing out,
In your sweet name

Premium Member horse sense

a horse waltzed over to say

without its usual neigh

he'd kick a farmers pants

for trying to dance

to the sound of munching hay.
Form: Limerick

Daylight Savings Time

Daylight savings time was for farmers
But its demise is now on the brink
Whether to keep it or let it go
I wonder what Big Ben workers think?
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Regeneration

Suburban farmers till the ground
With rotor-blades that spin around
Slicing clods in two.
Suburban Eden, lost—then found
Every Spring, anew.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member From Field To Store

Hard working farmers
long hours spent in fields 
reaping the benefits

Sending surplus
to retail stores 
feeding families daily
Form: Verse

Thank You, Farmers

Faming is hard
I should be thankful when I eat
Farmers work the hardest
Facing the land with their backs to the sky
They deserve my respect the most.

Spring Hath Sprung

Pollen permeates your nose and lung
All you can smell is farmers' dung
The gnats and flies
Flock to your eyes
As wasps and bees swarm 'till your stung!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member farmers daughter

once an amishmans daughter

brought home a talking otter

running in from the field

to her church she revealed

be pleased meet our new brotter.
Form: Limerick

The Devil's Rooster

THE DEVIL’S ROOSTER

	Basel put on trial
	Rooster lays the devil’s egg.
	Danger averted,
	Burned at the stake like martyr.
	Swiss farmers can rest easy.
Form: Tanka

Rain Or Fear

Day  goes dark
Cloud rumbles
Men panic

Stormy wind
Moving fast
Sea rises

Rain falling
Flowers bloom
Farmers till .




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Form: Haiku

Pumpkins

Fat, oblong, rotund, roly poly
elongated, flawed, stubby,
dented, dusty, malformed
oranges globes - scattered
helter skelter - in rows
of farmers' fields...
Form:

Lady Godiva

Coventry's Lady Godiva goes 
side saddle, naked from head to toes; 
her blonde hair down to there, 
and her bottom all bare, 
'cause farmers pay taxes through the nose.
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

The Psychics

They want you to know at all costs
if and when you will have sunshine or frost
psychic farmers
overall charmers
Farmers Almanac wrote in their haylofts. 


11-16-17
Form: Limerick

Farmers Market

Trump says, "Trade Wars are easy to win!"
To be sure, Trump will tweet that again
So far Trump has lost
And can't count the cost
But you will when the grandkids move in!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member SUP

SUP is to lightly dine. Though farmers would sup on a light meal like soup, Sup now is short for “Wassup?” “It's no winner chicken dinner!”
Form: Verse

Falling - Oh We Despised By God

"Falling!" said the Star
"Oh wee!" sang the birds
"Despised!" cursed farmers
"By God!" screamed the children

and the rest of humanity moved along
just fine

:: 03.11.2020 ::

Premium Member I'D Tell You a Few, But --

Good old John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt's
Profoundly bawdy hysterical wit --
  Leaves farmers in stitches
  'Most burst their britches --
Too bad for this site his jokes are unfit
Form: Limerick

In Defense of Objective Reality

There is a blue chicken.

(Expert farmers have attested to it being blue).

Fifteen people say it is blue.

Twenty-one people say it is white.

Does that make the chicken white?
© Barry Levy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member farmers foods

tasty foods at family reunion
fresh homegrown Iowa produce
blueberries and strawberries
orange pumpkins off the vine
farm fresh turkey eggs
corn on the cob
creamy milk
butter
salt
Form: Nonet

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