Short Hoity Toity Poems

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


Premium Member Krutsingers

Krutsingers just make me laugh, regardless of how silly
Absurdities ‘bout false eyelashes, really?
And yet my twinkled eyes are proof they work,
So who the heck am I to be a hoity toity jerk?
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Beware of a Witchs Razorbacks

Hodgepodge of high-brow, hoity-toity happy hogs
Happened upon a wagonload of St Bernard dogs
In a hocus-pocus way they turned them into logs
You do not fool with a witch’s razorbacks in these bogs.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Thinking of Retiring My Limerick Pen

Thinking of retiring my limerick pen Replacing it with a hoity toity pen and then If y'all get on your bikes And take proverbial hikes Maybe I'll just go back to writing limerick gems © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Of Arrogance and Humility

arrogance
                   insolent, hoity-toity
          domineering, flawing, insulting
haughtiness, pomposity, humbleness, grace
            groveling, praising, craving
                   profound, modest
                          humility
Form: Diamante

Hoity-Toity

Hoity-Toity 
La-Di-Da 
existence desired 
never able to obtain 
the coveted lifestyle
high falutin pompous 
arrogant attempts made
towards obtaining the 
obscure illusive snooty 
characteristics of the 
desired social class 
of the ritzy aristocract 
sitting a top their thrown
looking down upon the lower 
class of society
Form: Lyric


Premium Member Hoity-Toity

I was walking hoity-toity
When pride tumbled to the ground
And despite its monolithic weight...
It feathered not a sound.

I stretched upon a bended knee
But my efforts were surpassed...
I found the weight... did dissipate
As it reversed to blackened ash.

I stood there for a moment...
Not sure what had turned the tide.
But if one must drop a deadly sin...
It's best to start with pride.

              The End
Form: Rhyme

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