Short Judy Poems

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Premium Member Judy

There was a lady named Judy
She was quite a cutie
Until the wig came off
And makeup was tossed
Then she looked like Howdy Doody
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Judy and Toto

Judy Garland and Toto were a magically duo A ninety thirties magical tale Land of Oz thereunto Was four-years-old A magical tale retold My sister took me, there were stars in my proscuitto
Form: Limerick

Judy Tucker’s Jelly

Judy Tucker’s Jelly

Sally Ann’s ass
Lucy in the sky with vacuum
Pretty puzzlers
Tiny tina’s marigolds,

Give color flavor beauty and meaning to our lives
Helping us remember 
What we’re here for.

Premium Member Dear Judy Konos

Dear Judy Konos, a good friend of mine Her passion and love are purely sublime She sounds a bit naughty With a touch of bawdy Just one night with Judy would suit me just fine © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member 'Punchin' Judy'

  
     One guy spilled his fruit drink on Judy’s dress
     The other fellow swung at her, but missed
         She avoided a black eye
         But Judy began to cry
     Wishing she didn’t look like such a mess
Form: Limerick


Moody Judy

Moody
Judy,

Sweetie
Twenty 

Writes she
as he

Footle 
Doodle. 

*A 6th Place* in the following contest (judged on Dec. 21, 2020)

Dec. 21, 2020
FOOTLE-me Poetry Contest
Contest Sponsor: Brian Strand
Form: Footle

Judy

I shut my eyes and I'm there
And I feel small
even next to little you
to me, you are Big
and I'm maybe jealous
But I am so wanting you as well
cuz you are Beautiful
and you take me me
you take me
you always love.....
Form: ABC

Premium Member Judy, Judy, Judy

Judy, Judy, Judy... Judy Konos is the one I mean Not the famous Cary Grant quote, he uttered on the screen In “Only Angels Have Wings” His famous quote still rings But Judy Konos is the one who makes my old heart sing © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Punch and Judy Judy

Judy, dear Judy, are you the Punch and Judy, Judy Did you fight with Punch for a small piece of foodie D'ya get knocked in the eye For a piece of cherry pie I'm sure you could handle yourself, dear Judy Judy (A dedication to my dear Judy Konos) © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

My Judy

Beauty flows from her every caress
Elegance displayed
Soft skin exposes her feminine dress
A Queen made

Greater beauty now emanates
Her Flowing Hair
An artist can’t create
Her Motherly care

Thirty Years have past
Since our first drive
Even today my eyes cast
Together We are alive

One flesh we are
Love you near or afar
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Judge Judy Law

things of disbelief
...................................

the crackly voices
of ash concepts would know
the facts versus you

reality gears
mechanics of potential
to one profit thing

but old and ancient
needs that will replace money
still cry "not yourself"

"just the happened facts
self-ie-world is not the facts
understand or not"


stan
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Judy Collins

Your singing sounds awfully sweet when I hear Donovan's composition "Sunny Goodge Street". "Send In The Clowns" also sounds great, along with "Suzanne"; they are both first rate. Your greatest hit that made number one was "Both Sides Now". It can't be outdone. All your great songs I continue to play. I'm so glad you're still around today.
Form: Rhyme

Judy Garland 1922-1969

Thought I heard a bluebird sing somewhere over the rainbow I was wrong 'twas but a song playing away there on the radio bought a garland and some gum for Frances the girl next door sadly due to a bad accident in London the unfortunate lady is here no more studio moguls and public pressures to their shame were to blame no doubt but the brainless Scarecrow simply said of her... 'She just plain wore out'
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Somewhere

"Somewhere over the rainbow, skies are blue,"
A radio plays where the curtains withdrew

Her distant voice drifts from another room,
Drizzling drops still fall and dark clouds loom

In another place, another day, another time,
The house was new and the weather sublime 

Winds whistle through windows broken, 
Singing along with the lyrics spoken

Echoing from somewhere with hope anew,
"Somewhere over the rainbow, skies are blue."
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Song For Judy

Sing me a song for Judy, Lord
Pick up the one she loved
Choose from the memory I hold
She’s watching from above
Perhaps unknowingly, but still
She hears what I say
A song for Judy, so she will
Be pleased in special way
My Judy dear, you’re so far
From places that you know
You had to go, it’s so bizarre
You haven’t told me so
I ask the Lord to sing for you
Cause I ain’t got the voice
To sing it, but the Lord can do
Hope you’ll approve His choice…
Form: Rhyme

To Rejuvenate Judy Konos and More

To Rejuvenate Judy Konos

Am sure that you know,
Was Obie One Knobie,
Who you do love so.

Jim Horn

Before Ball Throw

Wrote more poems when I let myself go;
Then total amount would grow and grow;
An idea felt;
Never knelt;
Sing National Anthem before ball throw.

Jim Horn

GOP Should Be GULP

GOP pretty well messed up the pulp;
What we had to do was to go GULP;
Grievous for sure,
And did endure;
We must say meo culpa is in my cup.

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

Just Because

Just because you saw a pond
Didn’t mean you had to swim
Just because you found a gown
Was not time to tie the knot 

A knockout yes, yes I know
But it is for another time 
And another place for all 
This is the end of this day

Come with me to another place
Another happier time
When peace walked in the streets
And joy talked to all our kind

Your future holds you know not now
But one thing I can see
That peace will come to you someday
And tears will wash away
© Lady Mar  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Little Old Lady Named Judy

A little old lady named Judy,
Works hard to accomplish her duties.
She cooks and she cleans,
Runs errands, makes things,
For friends and for family outings.

Sometimes her arthritis flares up.
She can barely pick up a cup;
But she's no cry baby,
She's one tough old lady,
A hot bath and a pill and she's up.

She'll finish the job 'fore she'll stop.
She loves life and she lives it a lot.
She'll keep goin' full tilt,
Until she gets kilt,
Or she runs out of gas and just drops.
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Judy and Alters

Five months, and a flower blossomed
Artemis' prayers chanted at the lighted moon
A spirit entered your home,you won't go back

Who is she? A god or a demon
You hate her and love her
So much suffering drunk your mind
So many alters no one will find the core

Remember its all for a better world
Lead will turn to gold and men to gods
Nothing can stop them

Its all written, no one will find you Judy
May the holy spirit fight for you
Good bye, my love
And hail to the brave new world
© Andy Dudi  Create an image from this poem.

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