Short Herman Poems
Short Herman Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Herman by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Herman by length and keyword.
Herman Cain was his name
And he headed up a pizza chain
No virtue signaler was he ~
Opened up jobs in the black community
Categories:
herman, appreciation, black african american, dedication,
Form:
Clerihew
Herman Melville once a cabin boy
his fiction/poetry gives such.joy
As a customs mn he spent his time
writing materpieces in rhyme
Categories:
herman, people, poetry,
Form:
Clerihew
The Vicar of Penny-come-Quick
Decided he must call in sick
He gave his sermon
To Brother Herman
Who wrapped it up for Old Saint Nick
Categories:
herman, confusion,
Form:
Limerick
A mermaid who was German
Made out with her boyfriend Herman
When they got past kissing
She found something missing
No wonder : he was a merman
Categories:
herman, humor,
Form:
Limerick
H-appy
E-vent
R-eally
M-eans
A-nother
N-ew
M-oment
A-bout
L-ife
O-f
N-ice
G-uy
Topic: Birthday of Herman Malong (July 12)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Categories:
herman, birthday,
Form:
Acrostic
There was a little girl,
Who had a little curl,
Right in the middle of her forehead.
No one was to tease
That everyone agreed
As she was the daughter of Herman Munster
Categories:
herman, funny
Form:
I do not know?
Mrs. Brown you've got a lovely jewel there,
Jewels like her are something rare...
She can't disguise it,
Ruby's red eyes show "blues" in it,
Fred, you wanna add the refrain?
Don't worry about Herman & pals-
They're all hermit crabs now-a-days.
Categories:
herman, adventure, allegory, angst, music, nostalgia, parody, song-
Form:
Ballad
one more thing the guy said
she has no hair
herman was stunned.
what?
she doesn’t believe in it.
she thinks it makes women vain.
she shaves her off. Okay, Herman says.
not wanting to meet her at all.
wishing he had not agreed to a blind date
until he sees her eyes.
kindest hazel he has ever seen.
Categories:
herman, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Poem inspired by Dutch Poet, Herman Gorter
"ever royal and keen"
this shadowed walk
sends an obscene scene
as the world balks
echoing unending
showers of insolence
with no mending
of man's dissidence
I arise silently,
turn in quietude
from the violently
impudent multitude
Poem inspired by Dutch Poet, Herman Gorter
Categories:
herman, appreciation,
Form:
Free verse
(Dedicated to Fred Gwynne who died July 2, 1993. He starred as Herman
Munster.)
You had bolts in your neck and a flat head.
Your skin was green and you were undead.
When people saw you, they screamed and ran.
You were very funny and you were also a scary man.
I loved to see you frighten people and make them flee.
But sadly the world lost you in July of 1993.
Categories:
herman, death, inspirational, on writing and words, people,
Form:
I do not know?
Those who others wives eye
Aren't ready to say 'why'?:
When they do,package 'lie'
They give colourful dress
And remember to press:
"Has got nose of Grandma,
Who loved to read prima!"
They soonest away fly,
Who would others'wives eye:
No other option try,
If it'd end up in a mess,
Down drag him more or less;
Herman out for long stress...
A full stop not comma
To acts flawed by karma.
Categories:
herman, character, conflict, evil, lust,
Form:
Rhyme
Abused and abandoned it's so clear
From the streets he did appear
Obvious, it's trust that cower him in fear
Herman no Frankenstein's monster is he
Just a puppy with wants and needs
Gentle this little giant, causing hearts to bleed
Black eyes of ebony from which his soul you can see
As like fleece his golden hair matted and snarled everywhere
Fond over is he by those with empathy
Lucky, was I when he chose me
Categories:
herman, lost,
Form:
Rhyme
Dorrie Ann left Herman again.
It happens on a cyclical schedule.
October, January, April and July.
A quad-yearly thing.
We cousins take her in.
Knowing in a day or two Herman will show up.
Sweet, with candies and maybe flowers.
He will sweet talk her back home
because he is tired of frozen food.
Dorrie Ann could be annoying after the
second day but none of us know this because
Herman’s pattern is cyclical too.
Categories:
herman, marriage,
Form:
Free verse
An old-fashioned modern Jew
He was brilliant, unique
Weaving the strands of tradition
Into best-selling novels sleek
A Navy man, aboard a WW2 mine-sweep
Mr. Wouk loved letters, his country, and
Talmudic wisdom, from which his works drew deep
Herman Wouk, the prolific novelist and
lifelong student of the Talmud, has
passed on to his Maker today, at the
tender age of 103. May he rest in peace...
Categories:
herman, death, jewish, literature, tribute, wisdom, world war
Form:
Ode
Not a good idea, a drive down to the beach
Grandpa's eyes hurt because of the light
Some passers by looked and nearly died of fright
Eddie responded' with a blood curdling screech
They get to the beach Eddie wants ice cream
Herman goes to pay the girl let's out a scream
Not a good idea, a drive down to the beach.
Written 7th October 2019.
For make it seven poetry contest
Picture number 3
Sponsored by Joseph May.
Categories:
herman, humor,
Form:
Rhyme