Short Fatter Poems

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


Premium Member Making a Mockery

Less than flattering waistline
    mocks ever-thinning hairline

  Disappearing gray matter
    makes head look even fatter
Form: Couplet


Hunger (At Christmas)

As we eat and get fatter.
They starve and get thinner.
Remember that,
When eating your christmas dinner.


*A quatrain epigram*
sad
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Breakfast Options

What to pair with your coffee cup?
A scone or muffin will sweeten you up, 
while a pancake will surely flatter.
Both will make you fatter.
Form: Rhyme

Thanksgiving Turkey

Donald Trump, "As seen on TV"
Is an whole lot fatter than me
Perhaps you know why
He wants the whole pie
And would not share ONE crust with thee?
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Pancake Meditations

"Will I grow to be much fatter?"
I wondered as I stirred the batter,
"and, if I do, what would it matter?",
as the pancakes, they grew flatter.
Form: Epigram


Her Only Solution

She had quite a leaky old bladder,
and a rear end as flat as a platter,
she went to the store,
cant take it anymore,
Depends now makes her rear appear fatter.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Pigging Out Part 1

His appetite was like none before

He would eat till he could eat no more

So he just got fatter

But what does it matter

If he can never get out the door
Form: Limerick

Chattering

My wife likes to stop for a natter
With friends she will sit down and chatter
Now she does this a lot 
And the size of her bot
Is just getting fatter and fatter
© John Fenn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Elvis Died On the Toilet

Bacon and peanut butter loaves
He loved meat tender
He got fatter, sad and alone
He got out of bed
Scratching his head
Then promptly died on the throne

The King is dead.
Form: Rhyme

Limerick Diet Girl

Once a girl with a big butt
Went on a diet to lose a lot 
She stopped eating and shoving food 
Thinking it was good 
She became bigger and fatter for she was knocked up on the spot
Form: Limerick

Premium Member What Is the Purpose, Cupcake

WHAT IS THE PURPOSE 
WHY DOES IT MATTER 
JUST EAT THE CUPCAKE 
AND GET JUST A LITTLE FATTER

YOU ARE MOST LIKELY NOT GOING TO DIE
NOT JUST YET
HOWEVER 
PAY YOUR DOCTOR AND 
COVER YOUR BET

Premium Member Don'T Let Your Pitter Patter

I once met a Spanish high flyer
She wiggled and danced on a wire
Her pitter once pattered
Grew ninety pounds fatter
And now she sings bass in a choir.


  Feb 4 2020
  Daniel Turner
Form: Limerick

Premium Member She Was a Prattler

Incessant chitchat,  prattler, non-stop chatter.
Mouth kept going. Kids asked what was the matter.
Her own children knew
They laugh at my two.
Gossiping and gabbing makes her face fatter.
Form: Limerick

What Does Matter Brain Will Scatter

What Does Matter Brain Will Scatter

We always wondered what would matter;
Should set standard and records shatter;
Have no fear;
Love my dear;
Never grow fatter  and be a great batter.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Siberian Tiger

Siberian tiger larger than you suspect
Ten foot long from fat tail to fatter neck
Weighing six hundred and sixty pounds, bigger than four human beings
Here is one now, which is why I am not tee-heeing.
Form: Rhyme

Little One

To what may I most worthily compare
The tinier, fatter fingers of this newborn?
To breathe of softness his delicate fingers
Which by one definition one is able
To swallow one by one like cherry-flower snow!
Form: Haiku

Grey Area

The Truth of the matter
Amidst Lies getting fatter
Is that THIS will all shatter,
And one day we'll fall

We'll master Disaster
And crash that much faster
Our remains left scattered
In the Ruin of All
Form: Rhyme

Hippopotamius and Synonyamous

Hippopotamus and Synonymous  

Some say if I happen to be a hippopotamus 
My son to me also should be synonymous
And if they found and ate any anti-mater
Would they actually end up being fatter?

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Thankful On Thanksgiving

Today is Thanksgiving, what are you thankful for?
I'm thankful for my health, my cats and more.
When we think of stuff to be thankful for, it makes us happier instead of sadder.
Don't eat too much turkey or you'll get fatter.
Form:

Valentine

Chipmunks jump, and
Green snakes slither,
Rather burst than
Not be with her.

Bluebirds fight, but
Bears are stronger.
We have fifty 
Years or longer.

Hop toads hop, but
Hogs are fatter.
Nothing else but
Us can matter
Form:

Premium Member Political Matter / Fatter Pigs

Mad as hatters, fed on matters 
Older than, mercury and time, 
Reflects the way we were made 
By nervous webs, being spun 
Deep inside Minerva's mind; 
Like the way, we came of age 
In misty mornings, spent reflecting 
On our losses and our gains.

For Tippy's Birthday

Tippy my kitty is now one year old,
And still really very bold
Always forever wanting me to play,
Each and every single day
He's been getting bigger than ever,
Along with being much more fatter
I hope he keeps his kittenish ways,
Right up until th end of of his days
Form: ABC

Premium Member The Omen

The strange behavior of a Vatican squirrel
with his teeth all in a whorl
caused a commotion and created a clatter,
as the demon beast grew fatter,
making me shiver and flinch;
but I wouldn't give an inch.
His smile was the color of pearl
as he announced a brand-new girl.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Little Bunny

My little bunny
so soft and so white
his whiskers a twitchin'
his bunny overbite
he likes eating carrots
and lettuce, you see
it makes bunny fatter
Daddy says with glee
How could I have known
if I had let him stay thinner
that he would not now, be
 the main part of my dinner.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Santa Man

First try at limericks 
If not correct could some genius limerick writer advice ... ta <3

AABBA 5 LINES

There once was an old man called santa 
Who loved a big glass of cold fanta
He grew fatter and fatter and fatter
Couldn’t stop eating sausage in batter
He sure had good banter
Form: Limerick

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