Short Foo Poems

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


Premium Member Foo-Foo Fun

Bite a funny
Fill your tummy

Find word fun
Try a pun

Shed your yokes
Grab some jokes

Free bee honey
Tastes so yummy

You do foo-foo
Tell a loo loo
© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Catchy Kachang Foo

There was a bandit – Catchy Kachang Foo
                            He was a granddad of  Mo Machang Hoo
                                          Both went to India
                                       With grand mom Cynthia
                            And made out like a  bandit-selling shoe
Form: Limerick

Twang Toot Fing Foo

Twang toot Fing Foo
Jingle jingle rattle boo
Tiger Tiger splash, squish
Skycrapper’s crashing swish
Wretched retches snorting  snuck
Timtimbuctoo’s belching buck
Whoosh whoosh Winnie Treetree murmur
Croaking frogie's hiss hiss charmer
Punipuni giggles growling grunt 
Oink oink  words' trilling witchhunt
Form: Rhyme

Kukung Foo

Kukung Foo was caught in a coup
                                         Ended up at the jail of Zoo
                                           Monkey bored him stiff
                                               Donkey was a piff
                                     He had many trials to go through











© RAJAT KANTI CHAKRABARTY
20 December 2014
Form: Limerick

Glares

amiss the dark night
the diamond starts to glare
people stop in amazement
to look and gaze and stare
beautiful the diamond
as time passes by
glimpse
 of forever
the beautiful diamonds
in the sky!

love light the night
to have us dance the night away
to sing in the night
while the beautiful music play's
drink wines and to be drunk
to love like passions ends
to make love til the dawn
as the new day begins


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