Short Finn Poems

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


Premium Member Huckleberry Finn

Good day for Huckleberry Finn
sporting a big proud grin.
Cast and caught a real winner,
he's taking it home for dinner.
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Finding Huck Finn

Have you seen him, Jim?
The wide river, he did swim, 
underneath the big sky,
somewhere in the by and by. 
Take that raft and ride -
find Huck Finn, inside.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Horman T Finn New Coworker

He was late every single day.
Spoke badly of his fellow man.
Kept asking them about his pay.
Lied and cheated, Horman T. Finn.
A good first day, new job? No way.

Premium Member Finn

Written: May 06, 2026, for contest sponsored by JCB Brul 1st place contest winner ********************** Finn blinks once, slow, sure— a love letter without ink, sealed in topaz eyes
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Huckleberry Finn

A Literary Character Clerihew Poetry Contest
Andrea Dietrich

Huck and Jim escape their past,
And both off-color lads grew up fast.
Taking the raft of the Mississippi,
For a moral ride that is zippy.

Huckleberry "Huck" Finn is a fictional character created by Mark Twain
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Afraid of Finn

Why is this little guy sleeping again?
I asked several people including his twin.
If you let him sleep, it will be a win-win.
If you don’t, you’ll have to answer to Finn.

Who is Finn? I asked his cousin and twin.
They gave me weird looks and a simple grin.
Just wake him up if you dare, said his twin.
But I did not do it, because I was now afraid of Finn.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Finn Chose Wisely

Hank built the loveliest quirkiest cottage for his wife, Finn.
She had specific ideas, and incorporated each one in.
Everyone who saw it wanted one for themselves and asked.
But Finn said “no, this was a labor of love that Hank amassed.
No one else is getting a quirky cottage like mine, it’s one of a kind.”
We all loved this cottage and Hank; she had married a gold mind.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Finn and Freda

Finn and Freda’s Christmas wishes were known only to each other.
Trusted protective older sister, and Finn, her impish little brother. 
Helpful hints were solicited by parents for many determined days.
Important questions asked in a variety of creatively subtle ways.
Neither child would violate the trusted confidentiality of the other.
Treasured trait that is strong fifty years later in this sister and her brother.
Form: Rhyme

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