Short Grandmother Poems

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


Grandma

Grandma, the tortoise,
lived hundred forty one years
she witnessed many
animals generations
died at the San Diego Zoo
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Acrostic M a N N A

M iracles of life
A bundant each day
N ew every morning
N ature..divine
A ppearing by grace


More@ Mt 6:11 & Ex 16:15
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Grandmother of Groom

GRANDMOTHER OF GROOM

the oil of gladness
spilled suddenly on Sunday -
heart in cellophane

8/31/2017
Senryu of Sadness
sad
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Perfect Yard Decor

Grandmother spider’s web of crystal silk; Décor just for my pear trees; Shimmering silver lights.
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Cover Story

Sloth is the deadliest of sins
    or so my Grandma told me
But spying me in a book again,
    Helpless! She couldn't scold me!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member GRANNY'S HOLIDAY EGGNOG

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ velvet cream whispers~ cinnamon laughs in my throat rum spirits linger
Form: Senryu

Premium Member blue jeans grandma

blue jeans grandma with a plaid shirt
three days wearing them, she has dirt
not persnickety in any way
happily grungy every day
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Pearls of Wisdom

As she hummed and sang
pearls of wisdom went~forth
from granny’s lip



















02/23/2023
Alexis Y.
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.

Cayugan Tears

My wheat ringlets 
join my grandmother's thick dark hair 
— incompatible 
to those who throw stones 
and call me "white Indian"
Form: Tanka

The Mother

Caring hands are soft, 
Embrace you can not forget
Hairs turning grayish
Wrinkles on the face are out
She loves, unconditional…
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Chocolate Cream Pie

Chocolate Cream Pie

Divine decadence lost with Grandma's memory.
 

11/5/15
For Andrea's Food and Memory Connections contest
Form: Verse

Premium Member Grandmas Lap

she patted her apron
tiny boy crawled inside
she covered him up
hiding him from the cruel world
never letting him go
he was safe

Grandma's Working Out

Grandma decided to exercise 
I'm too heavy she had to confess
She started walking a mile a day
Where she's at now is anyone's guess
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Grandma's Old Rocking Chair

The cat invariably got his tail crushed as Grandma rocked in her old rocking chair. 

Entry for Rick Parise's "One, One Liner" Contest
Form: Monoku

Kids and Grand Mother

they talk to you
and raise you too
there at your side
when mother tell lies
they or wises
theyer like  others
KIDS AND GRANDMOTHER

Premium Member beach birthdays

to the lake to the lake

fish to fry fish to bake

this has been moms cry

birthdays now just rye

if once we'd bring a cake.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Drowning In Love

euphoric in chlorinated water
a splash
grandma has arrived
small ducks
chatter 
             and cling
battle for hugs

7/29/2018

Premium Member Depends

In this poem-request, I hope I don't sound overly pushy or snotty :-)
But I pray more Depends can be donated so old people can go potty!
Form: Couplet

Premium Member grandmother

when they first spoke it
"grandmother" was a concern
like condemned buildings
badly weathered and painted 
graffitied quite obscenely

Catherine

“We’re all human” my Grandmother
    used to say
     —some of us are just more human than others

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2015)

Mama

Florence of Lawrence 
Mother of sense
her learning curve incense
her colorful fence for defence
Progressing up the pyramid with boldness
Form: Rhyme

My Grandmother's Masterpiece

My sweet grandmother bakes it
Tangy fruit inside
The crust sprinkled with sugar
Take a great big bite
Sensational taste
Red cherry 
Pie
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member In Haven's Nursery

for Grace Haven 1908 - 1998 her passion flower vine lines the ceiling front to back grandmother's greenhouse
Form: Haiku

The Old Rocking Chair

The old rocking chair is still the same, even after its retirement,only location varies



Dedicated to my grandma.A 84 year old brave lady.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Be careful

Stay off the roads today
Grandma's managed to find the car keys
~ She snuck out mid nap !



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 1st place 2025
car
Form: Other

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