Short Grandparents Poems

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


Dad Is Christmas Too

its that time
make him shine
kept dad in mind
he is the money dust
not off the rust
he is all of you
DAD IS CHRISTMAS TOO


Carrying the Light

Handed down from generation to generation
Letting the light shine
Having the business mind
Young entrepreneurs
Shines.

Premium Member Delicate Queen Anne

delicate queen anne

a lovely meadow garnish

dainty and lacy

calls forth memory delight

grandparents' well-loved prairie
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Brief Flyer

   Elevator, escalator, or stairs
     Gramma couldn't decide

   Gramps said, Hop on my back
     Pretty ladies ought to take fliers

Premium Member matching Christmas pajamas

christmas pajamas
everyone in fleece footies
picture memories

feeling silly now
do it for your grandparents
thrilled with it later
Form: Senryu


Lower East Side Tanka

Walking on the streets 
Which my ancestors came to 
To find a better life 
Those gentle folk will always 
Have a place in my hearts'core
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Trickster

We recently lost my Grandpa
It took a toll on my Grandma
	she took to the bottle
	an unstable waddle
tripped on him hiding – such chutzpah!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Pappy's Party

arthritic hands search the fretboard
finding chords that hurt the least
the old guitar brings a toothless grin
then we sneak a sip of whiskey

Red Jackets

Red caps, red jackets,
walkers, wheelchairs on parade.
Vets board Honor Flight.

Contest: Bite-Size Poem No.45
Contest Sponsor: Line Gauthier
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Oh That Will - Tb

Our big happy 
family, since 
granny left will!

NB Wills can be divisive in a wry humorous way.

Date created and submitted : 30 November 2020
Form: Than-Bauk

George

George Foreman is a very proud dad
He gave his name to every son he had
His daughters’ greatest happiness
Was being born with exactly one rib less~
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member At Our Grandparents' Farm

at our grandparents' farm -

crops growing underneath sun;
Grandma's cooking; simple fun;
walks on the lane -
times only memories contain.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Why Do They Not Go In

moon’s tears do not pour
They trail out on top of the water
why do they not go in? asks grandchild
Gram loves it that he thinks she knows everything

Mom and Dad On Christmas Eva Night

they stay up
to fill the cups
sit by the christmas tree
listen and sing jinglee
its there face  light
that so bright
MOM AND DAD
ON CHRISTMAS EVA NIGHT

Premium Member decent

a long journey home 
from germany to baltic 
a new beginning


(My great-grandparents moving from Germany to a small town in the middle of nowhere)
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Prolonged Adolescence

bursts of laughter
in the playground
where the inner child
of grandparents on a high
ignores age restrictions 

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Form: Verse

Premium Member For Granny or Me

      Swear words, public nudity
      Teen-aged crime and murder sprees

      Abortion-on-demand, LGTQB
        ~ No place left for granny or me
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member For The Love Of Cuggles

She came

Filled our hearts and souls

She left ….leaving us feeling empty

In desperate need of one of her “Cuggles” to fill that empty hole!
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pool At Grandmas

Pool
Happy
At grandma’s
Squeals and joy
Run to see new dog
Charlie not there
twenty-one months pure
Sadly has drowned
Hatred now
Toward the
Pool
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Grandparents

Grandparents are the best
They’ve had time
To get their act together
And now have quality time
To spend with grandkids



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Grandma

When you mention
The word tough that's
What she was, a lion
She kept the family together
Strong, tough and in order
And when she roared, everyone listened
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Time For a Nap

Just woke up
  time for a nap
Age has its privilege
  say mam and pap

No worries, no pressure
  life meanders along
Nap after nap ~
  What could go wrong
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wedding Day

My parents special wedding day with beautiful flowers in May I should not have been there making grandparents swear why did they want to name me Jay
Form: Limerick

Rockabye Grandma

Rockabye grandma
In the condo
When the wind blows
Her wig starts to go
When the hair flies
Grandma does too
Our gal was last spotted
Hovering over the zoo
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Gs Of Yo

Grandparents we heed for years and always know
Elders mistakenly disparaged and derided
Welders of life why families are mended
Or whom we never had, to honor and yow

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