Short Fred Poems

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


Premium Member Tribute To Fred G Sanford

There’s Thunderbird Wild Irish Rose But my favorite is Ripple Mix it with champagne And you have champipple
Form: Verse


Premium Member Fred Astaire

debonair with tails and top hat — his ritzy shoes in frenzied tap dance

12/17/2018

Silent Ones Entertainment Poetry Contest
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Come Closer Mr Fred

Violin shape on my little head
I’m a meat eater, Mr. Fred.
Come closer, guy.
Give me your eye.
I’m a brown recluse, and now you’re dead.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Farmer Fred Shed's

Farmer Fred went on a diet
Nancy said, “You got to try it”
Fred began to “Feel the Noize”
Tooting like the Beastie Boys
Really it was Quiet Riot
Form: Limerick

Blackbird Fred

There is one in the garden soon fed
He is always the first from his bed
Haven’t you heard ?
It’s the early bird
Catches the worm - Blackbird Fred
Form: Limerick


Frog Named Fred

I had a little frog named Fred
To catch him I used a 2X4 across the head
With his permanent smile
He hopped around for a while
But the next day he was dead
Form: Limerick

Fred the Martian

There was a Martian, whose name was Fred.
Who had a Venusian girlfriend, who said?
Fred is a ghastly lover.
He will only hover.
He has no feet or hair on his head.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Construction Worker Fred

Construction worker Fred, never snotty
Boastful, self-righteous, or slightly haughty
   They laid him to rest
   Midst tribute the best
Gold-plated, silver-edged Porta-Potty
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fred, the Pinto

Strict 8-8-5-5-8 meter.


I once owned a Pinto named Fred. 
Its color was some shade of red. 
I pulled on the choke. 
The steering wheel broke. 
But now it is mercif'ly dead.
Form: Limerick

Bald Fred

Bald Fred
Dr. James E. Martin
©March, 2014

They simply called him Fred.
He had not a hair on his head.
He was bald as a ball
From the bowling mall
But not quite as round it was said.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fred the Milker

Farmer Fred it is said;
Is the best milker ever bred.
He can squeeze’m;
Fast as you please’m;
And it’s no tall tale;
He can fill a milk pail,
Quicker and cleaner,
Then any milk machine’r.

Ball Bugger Fred

Ball buster Fred wants the workers unfed, and when his **** turns to clay, reborn Karma says, black in the face he will pray, but his God wants him there underfed, ok....Don Johnson
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Red Fred

Fred heard his new crush loved men with red hair
And went next door to a salon called Flare
Now dyed red for his new date
Valentine's Day he couldn't wait
Until the back of his head was left bare
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Couldn'T Fred Just Be a Farmer

Poor Fred just wanted to be a farmer
  But so cute, he morphed into a charmer
    All the girls saw him and sighed
    Barn-door-sized tears did Fred cry
  Exchanged mud-caked boots for 'Under Armour'
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fred Fled

She had
 got mad

 and threw
 a shoe

 he tucked
 and ducked

 and ran
 from Jan

 Oh Fred
 she said

 you make
 me ache

 Allow
me now

To take 
a break

Goodbye
 A sigh

12-17-2020
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Footle

Premium Member Fred

There once was a fellow named Fred
  Who owned quite a large junkyard spread
  With Grady he was chummy
   But Lamomt was big dummy
  Aunt Esther he always did dread

 4-1-2022
  TV Show: Sanford And Son
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
fun
Form: Limerick

Foibles of Fred

There once was a man they called Fred.
who had to be tied to his bed.
When deep on the sauce
his cookies he'd toss.
Then proceed to fall on his head.


for "Short and Sweet' contest
sponrored by Brian Strand
© Deb Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fred Wins the Lottery

Winning millions, Fred acted insane,
Raced his new Benz and crashed in the rain.
All that money he won
Went for surgeries done
To repair both his body and brain!

For Susan Burch's
Lottery Ticket Limerick Poetry Contest
Form: Limerick

A Pirate Named Fred

There was a one-eyed pirate named Fred
Who wanted to reform and get wed
The wench who took his measure
Had got used to the treasure
So she shivered his timbers instead

4-6-19
Contest:Pirate Themed Limerick
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
Form: Limerick

Uncle Fred

Uncle Fred always hated his weight,

So, he resolved to put less on his plate.

It was hard for him to see,

Looking down to go pee,

And he almost crushed a hot date.





For the limerick in my pocket new years resolution limerick contest.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fred and Barney

Fred Flintstone
 In Bedrock he was known
 His cat would always put him out
 And for Wilma he would shout

 Barney Rubble
 Was always there on the double
 To get Fred out of a jam
 Then he would scram

 Example For my Contest
 8-28-2021
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
fun
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Why is Fred Missing

Collecting collateral fuzzy Fred said
Keeping the secret of his co-worker Ned
Ned was unconcerned, he paid the money
Fred is missing, reported his live-in Honey
This man has not been found since ‘84
Ned is relieved, he’s not been extorted anymore
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fred the Baker Rip

In this vault are a few crumbs of crusty old Fred
He got stuck in an oven and got baked with the bread
A very popular man, his friends didn't think twice 
When offered a keepsake, their very own slice.




Written 14 April  2019.

Not for contest.
Form: Epitaph

Premium Member Liar Fred and His Stories

Did you see the tiny elephant dancing on the mannequin’s head?
I look at this storyteller, my dear uncle, we call him Liar Fred.
Of course, I did I say, and he laughs until his face turns brilliant pink.
The elephant dances by and the mannequin gives us both a wink.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Friendly Fred Followed Me Home

I am sorry but you cannot come the elderly musician said.
He liked the little cairn terrier dog, nicknamed him Friendly Fred.
Friendly Fred kept following over a rickety bridge and well beyond.
He kept him but had to get rid of his wife, of whom he was no longer fond.
dog
Form: Rhyme

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