Short Gobbler Poems

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


Turkey Gobbler

There once was a turkey named Tom
Always persecuted by those with aplomb
   He managed a stay
   From one with much sway
But still served to all with much calm
Form: Limerick


Thanksgiving Leftovers

There once was a gobbler named Tom,
Who thought himself quite the fowl homme,
Though hens thought him a cad,
Pilgrims thought he was rad,
Especially stuffed, roasted and basted...nom, Nom NOM!!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member t u r k e y

Tasty if you cook it right
ultimate gobbler
reminds me of Thanksgiving
kindly do not let me write this to my sister….
everyone has not experienced a turkey but you did because
you married two of them
Form: Acrostic

Black Fryday

the inlaws and outlaws have left
the turkey has so much less heft
got pies for the flies
and naps for the eyes
the icebox has suffered from theft

but

still got ‘nuff leftovers to make peach gobbler
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Thomas the Turkey

Thomas the Turkey was a real gobbler Been way overweight since he was a toddler Gobbled up food, he wasn't slim Started working out at the gym “Go Thomas Go”, young girl turkeys would holler
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Don'T Be a Gobbler

There once was a young lad named Oliver His Mom told him, “Don't be a gobbler!” She also said , “Son, Ain't no prize to be won!” The fuzz will be checking your swallometer © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Apple Cobbler

"Good apple pies are a considerable part of our domestic happiness." ~ Jane Austin

Granny Smiths, apple cobbler Fit for a gobbler Cinnamon and nutmeg too Joy for me and you Walnuts, wine, why not? Steaming hot - eat!
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Thomas the Turkey

Thomas the Turkey was an uncontrollable gobbler Had been way overweight since he was a toddler Gobbled up lotsa food, he wasn't slim So he started working out at the local gym “Go Go Thomas”, the young girl turkeys would holler © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Turkey Dinner Turn Tail and Run

A wild gobbler strutted into the woods,
it did not see all the camouflage hoods, 
straight into a turkey shoot; 
trips over a gnarly root, 
with ruffle feathers made off with its goods.


11/17/2019



 Poetry Contest: Holiday Themed Limerick
Sponsored By: Tania Kitchin
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Last Night I Met An Incredible Ghost

Last night I met an incredible ghost
                               I offered him the cheese and chicken roast
                                             The ghost was a gobbler
                                               He was a bit hobbler
                               Wobbled all the way for his sweet next host
Form: Limerick

Interlude With Play Doh

Roll it out or squoosh it flat;
Make a pie or cobbler,
But the eater must be
An imaginary gobbler.

Form a bunch of little balls;
Fill a little bucket.
Poke some holes and when you're done 
You might decide to chuck it.

If you do, just mush it up
And stuff in its container.
Kids and time and Play Doh?
I would say a real no-brainer!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Poultry Footles

Egg thief
hatcher
snatcher

Hormones added
perky
turkey

Low T
rooster
booster

No eggs
layer
prayer

Pagan
Wiccan
chicken

OSHA injury
plucker
struck her

Power outage
broiler
spoiler

Sweet tooth
cobbler
gobbler

Terrorist
tickin'
chicken

Unfaithful
poultry
'dultery

H/T to Chicken Footles by Andrea Dietrich
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Footle

Premium Member Elmer Fudd Goes Hunting For A Prized Turkey Happy Thanksgiving Dear Writers

Elmer Fudd went hunting for a big prized Turkey.
A Big Gobbler he heard, Gobble near an Oak Tree..
He aimed his rifle, fired a shot!
Missed, Fell back, landed on his butt!
The Turkey saw, ran, and laughed uncontrollably! 


I wish everyone a festive
Thanksgiving with family
and friends. Stay safe
out there, enjoy your tasty
meals, and give thanks
for this joyous occasion.
God bless everyone and all
you love...
Form: Limerick

Pecan Delite

WALK IN THE DOOR TO A LOVELY SMELL.
THE SMELL OF PEACHES COOKING MAKES MY MOUTH WELL.
LIKE AN OVER FLOW OF CINNANOM SPRINKLING AND CRUST CRUNCHING
THAT MOUTH WATERING DELITE
PUT INTO A BOWL AND WITH A DOUBLE SCOOP OF THIS COLD ICED
BUT SOMETHING NICE, TO BRAIN FREEZE MY MIND
TO TEASE ME WITH THIS WONDERFUL PECAN DELITE OF ICE CREAM
IN MY HEART MAKES ME SCREAM
 WITH JOY OF THIS SWEET PEACH COBBLER 
BUT NO TURKEY GOBBLER
Form: Blitz

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