Short Jenny Poems

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


Sister Jenny S One Verse In December

J-ust a simple verse of mine, 
E-merging from my mind, 
N-ever I leave it behind
N-or is it hard to find
Y-our birthday's on December one.
Form: Acrostic


My Jenny Horse

Now I think I have to concede
My Jenny horse eats too much feed,
Loves her chaff, loves fresh grass,
But through the barn door she can't pass,
Clearly a case of food stampede..
Form: Limerick

Jack and Jenny

There is a story
Told of old
Of Jack and Jenny
Wild and bold.
Jack was first
To play the fool.
He ran off
and made a mule.
When jealous Jenny
Heard the skinny
She ran off
And made a hinny.
Or so the story goes.
© Hal Deats  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

My Jenny ( Relative Compound }

Jenny is exceptional
                                                     Christ  as exception
                                                      Doctor  exceptionalness






My First Attempt     (Be Gentle}
Thanks once more
 Sir Joseph Spence

Jenny Teapot

I loved you once, Jenny Teapot,
Until that love turned sour.
You poured the finest Yorkshire Tea,
On the hour, every hour.
But the love we had, went off the boil,
In a most disappointing way.
Betrayed by your affections,
For Darjeeling, Assam and Earl Grey.
© Kevin Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Wendy and Jenny

Wendy and Jenny hold a party
They are coming dressed up pretty
They are not lonely
They are all happy
Wendy brings her honey
Jenny brings her puppy
They are there making cookies
The party is funny
Looks like the party is juicy
But someone is going to be crazy
Form: Rhyme

Jenny

Beneath the man is a lucid vagina,
Censored  in thick debris of fur.
Death in the midst of its debris is a glory
Non should behold.

A boy in all certainty,  girl deep beneath.
Alas, I swirm, nothing in life is real,
But  the squirting sound of an orgasming  she male.
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Nanny Jenny Rejects Rich Kenny For Poor Lenny

Guys have been praising Jenny
Bent on marrying poor Lenny
At hill tops "I love Lenny,
Whose bank account reads Penny!"

Not that he has not any
But women gasp for many
And Jenny's needs damned many
Still rejected Rich Kenny,
Who himself hates a Nanny:
Wedding one thinks uncanny.
Form: Rhyme

Jenny

Jenny eat her probiotics
eating foreign leaves
chewing on the cud
the machinations of the wise
foreleign days
back lit 
She is braver each day
said she hadn't the time to choose
but she still believes
in the duty of self improvement
A message to the earnest
she find her garland summer

Miss Jenny Lee

Miss Jenny Lee ran after afterlife
                              Life was a boat full of fruits overripe
                                       So, Jenny Lee jumped
                                    To the heap, she bumped
                             And ate up all fruits and began to gripe
Form: Limerick

For Jenny

An innocence that once was lost
Lives within a broken heart

There it lies in hope and wait
Barred behind a lonesome gate

Waiting for to be revealed
A true desire long concealed
 
Joy and light beyond compare
Filled with beauty true and fair

Certain it shall find a way 
To live and love another day
© Sara Ray  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

My Little Jenny {cinquain}

Sweetheart
                                                   little angel
                                             mind body maturing
                                        happily healthy very wise
                                                        Jenny








Thanks Rhoda
for insperation
Hope I did this right  lol
Form: Cinquain

To My Auntie Jenny

To my Auntie Jenny, 
Whom I loved so much,
You are now with the Lord and free of pain,
You and Walter are back together,
I will miss you loads, 
I remember your fun times, 
You had a heart of gold,
Kind, fun, generous and warm.
May you now Rest in peace. 
Love from your niece Susie <>< <><
Ps, Please will you give Richard a hug and kiss from me.
Form: Pastoral

Premium Member Apple Jenny

A connoisseur of delicious or Johnathan apples? Queried my mom.
I had never considered her a connoisseur of either, I said with aplomb.
I knew her as Apple Jenny, she was a crone with a mission to learn.
I watched over her closely as she made her warm apple butter churn.
A scholarly woman, a sage wild woman who knew her own mind.
She was empathetic, casual, down-to-earth, pleasant and kind.
Form: Rhyme

Floating

Jenny, they say,
will face a tragedy.
Is it not something always
predicted this way?

Will it be Jenny?
Or Pete or Paul?
We glance every day among
those tabloid papers - so many.

We read headlines, blink,
then another front page;
or see this or that on TV.
Yes, we tut-tut.

We always go
this self-same way.
You reach an advanced age.
So so.

Ah yes,
so so.


(written Sep 2022; posted Jan 2023)

Premium Member Jenny and Terry

Jenny died eight years ago, but her sister Terry never let her go.
She speaks to her daily, which worries her parents.
They have taken her to a psychiatrist, but nothing changes.
She is still here, she insists. They do not understand. 
Neither has a drop of belief in spirituality.
To them dead is dead; no personality, no soul, nothing.
Terry plays on the hill in front of the pond as often as possible.
For it is there that she sees the reflection of Jenny in the pond.

Beauty - Inspired By Jenny Dillon

BEAUTY ~~~~~~~~~~~
Your feelings, like silence disguised by sound. Climb your mental mountain there beauty will be found. It is in the mirror every time you view, what you see is beauty, what you see is you! Now your up there you have to shout it to the world You always have been, now let your beauty be unfurled.

Smile Jenny, Smile

Unchosen paths,
yet for us to follow,
give us hope
to change our course of sorrow.

Fear of death,
or fear of living,
Either, or
Neither, nor
In any case, unforgiving.

Our Broken Dreams,
Our trail of friends,
Our forgotten fathers,
shape our pain.

But, future twists
and childrens' laughter,
no doubt,
like water,
will lift us once again.

Smile Jenny, Smile.
You know, you have that way
of touching someone,
at any time of any day,
and never knowing it all the while.
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