Short Hooved Poems
Short Hooved Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Hooved by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Hooved by length and keyword.
Tradition in old English proves
The plural for roof was once rooves
Back then grooves in courses
From heavy hooved horses
Formed goofs in the turf known as gooves
Author's note: We keep a dial telephone in the house so that the youts who visit us can try
it out! Many have never seen or used one before. And what does this nonsense have to do
with the above?
Categories:
hooved, funny
Form:
Limerick
Once upon a Christmas donkey
Mary in labor was led to a door
The man inside took pity on the young couple
Allowed them to stay in his stable
Where animals kept watch
Four-footed, hooved, and horned,
They understood that magic was afoot
Joseph was grateful for the place to stay
Being a kind, empathetic humble man.
A star in the east followed the steps of the donkey
Waiting in anticipation for the birth of our Christ, baby Jesus
Categories:
hooved, christmas, jesus,
Form:
Free verse
exhaustion has so many layers:
when devils settle into joints
naps turn into marathon affairs
concentration gaps run rampant
remnants of zest circle the drain
perhaps due to feral disease
or a brief rash of boredom
or just a blot of burr and blues
more likely the foothills of old age
for certain youth has blown away
dreams blinded in the dry grass of life
just ahead -up a steep granite pass
something feral, heavy hooved-sniffing
Categories:
hooved, age,
Form:
Free verse
Sheep
(Children's Rhyme by Joan Donnelly Ellis)
Sheep are neat
Come in a fleet
Sheep can leap
Over fences or on hills steep
Sheep sleep in a heap
Sheep bleat in the heat
Ride in a sheep jeep
People keep sheep
For their wool and meat
People eat sheep meat
Makes me weep
It isn't sweet
Sheep have feet
Hooved feet
Sheep wool is deep
Their friend is Bo Peep
Some keep sheep
as pets
that's neat
Categories:
hooved, children, nursery rhyme,
Form:
Rhyme