Short Jim Poems

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


Premium Member Fireman Jim

Fireman Jim felt morose and grim
He could not put out a fire
He lost his hose
So Jim foreclosed
As he no longer had the desire
Form: Limerick


Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Storm

Rider on the storm
Rider on the storm
I want to eat a worm
I want to eat a worm
I want to be the germ
Infecting your epiderm
Rider on the storm.
Form: Lyric

Jim

A new basketball player in the gym
Was at once by all dubbed Very Tall Jim.
Give him the ball,
Very bad call,
Dribbling in Jim hit his head on the  rim.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Glued To Tv Fay and Jim

Glued-to-TV Fay and Glued-also Jim
Watching love match shows sighing on a whim.
Both pining away
For a wedding day
Chance meeting from Lazy-Boys mighty slim.
Form: Limerick


Sedoka 577 For Jim Link of Greenbelt Maryland Usa

is it goodbye too?
Jim Link fought the valiant fight
in and for poems, and friends (me);
first Grady Dorsett
and now it is Christmastime
So tarry, 'til I fly "home"
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member When Jim Swimmed

There once was a fellow named Jim Who always kept himself slim and trim But as he got older He got big as a boulder And sank to the bottom when he swimmed!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member When Jim Swimmed

There once was a fellow named Jim Who always kept himself slim and trim But as he got older He got big as a boulder And sank to the bottom when he swimmed!
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member When Jim Swimmed

There once was a fellow named Jim Who always kept himself slim and trim But as he got older He got big as a boulder And sank to the bottom when he swimmed!
Form: Limerick

Rough Rider Jim Jack Senryu

Rough Rider Jim Jack            (Senryu)

rough rider Jim Jack                          
ride a horse and poke its back
falls on dung and splash 

By dr Ko Ko Thein
Salt Lake City
© Mya Thein  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Give Them To Him From Jim

Give Them To Him from Jim

Give my prayers that are all of them,
To my God who I always honor Him;
Always need;
Me does feed;
Brightens things when times are dim.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member When Jim Swimmed


There once was a fellow named Jim Who always kept himself slim and trim But as he got older He got big as a boulder And sank to the bottom when he swimmed!
Form: Limerick

Jim-Bob

• "Knock knock," a familiar voice said • I peep through the window and swing open the door • My good friend Jim-Bob is seen standing there • Feet glued to the floor
© Salmon Oid  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Oh Jim

Jim was suave, sophisticated, two notches above debonair
his appreciative entourage band followed his lead;
bevy of giggling ladies followed him from town to town
trying to grab his saxophone

Premium Member When Jim Swimmed

There once was a fellow named Jim Who always kept himself slim and trim But as he got older He got big as a boulder And sank to the bottom when he swimmed! © Jack Ellison 2015
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Rip Jim Baker

RIP Jim Baker

Here lies, old Jim Baker.
Drank like a fish, this dude was no Quaker.
Lighting a gas oven with no pilot light?
Jim was dispatched to heaven in a blazing,fiery flight!


4/19/2019
Form: Epitaph

Premium Member ankle stomping dancer gentleman Jim

Lively gentleman Jim was an ankle stomper
a snazzy dresser, an avid dance floor romper
all of the old ladies loved taking a whirling painful turn
He was the Casanova dancer in the Nursing Home of Pern
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member When Jim Crow Goes Hunting For Gems

Teachers are supposed to be polishing gems.
But instead, are cracking the gloaming of innocents. 
Judging children by their race, when all they want to do is play.
Jim Crow is cawing for souls once again.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member garden gnome Jim

garden gnome Jim loved the marigolds especially
And the sunflowers of course, and petunias, luckily
He tended the garden, every day, admiring each berry
Occasionally sneaking a radish, rose, or a strawberry.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Music Man Jim

his fingers could play a piano they are long and thin
but they like the conga drums, he plays with vim
they prance and dance over the head showing off their slim
He is the ultimate drummer, Chicago Music Man Jim.
Form: Rhyme

Jim Steinman

His “words hit the highway like a battering ram”
And “burn like the metal on the edge of a knife”
So “cold and lonely in the deep dark night” I am
“Crying icicles instead of tears” for his life

January 29, 2022
Form: Epitaph

Premium Member Ol' Doc Jim

A old doctor hailed from backwoods Kentucky We all went to Doc Jim when we felt yucky He gave us some pills, That cured up our ills Weren't we country folk exceedingly lucky?
November 8, 2021
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Tribute To Jim

did not miss a day of work in eight years
diligently does his job quite well
grateful for any break or perks
seeks extra way to help boss
helps whoever needs him
assists everyone
conscientious
respectful
worker
Jim
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Jim Carrey

Jim Carrey 
                                      5/31/2015


The gregarious Mr. Jim Carrey
Crazy comic who makes merry
Seated  on a jury first day trial did start
Smiled, crunched up his face and let out a loud fart
Form: Clerihew

My Jim

In the galaxy of my heart, Jim charts his path,
His spear flies like stars lighting the way.
He takes his time, never rushed,
With every move, the world feels his respect.
In love, he is the gravity that keeps me in place.
Form: Cinquain

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