Short Jumping Jack Poems

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


Jumping Jack

Jumping Jack flew right back
When he stood upon a tack,
He rubbed cream on
To stop germs from
Annoying poor young Jack.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member When I Make It Big

I will play my music for people I like
On a stool in front of a stand up mike
No jumping jack run
Across stage in fun
Just songs about people I met down the pike
Form: Limerick

Premium Member POOHSTICKS

POOHSTICKS I am a british bulldog a junior jumping jack, who loves my  toe-tic-tac. I pitch pennies against the wall, but love playtime poohsticks best of all.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Whippoorwill Jumping Jack

Whippoorwill jumping jack
Putting daisies pretty
A lonesome road
A one-eyed toad
Painting butterfly city.

Monkey magic is tack.
Bright moonbeam sorely gone.
Upside down me.
Where is your fee?
Whippoorwill jumping fawn.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hij

Hottie

Handsome happy hunk 
Honest Huggable heartthrob
Hotties have high hopes

Infatuation

Infatuation
Interested intensely
Innocence indeed

Joyous

Joyous jumping jack
Judicious juggler joker
Joins jumbo jet job

24.7.2020


Winters Beast

Who is that knock knocking at my door
gustling winds
scary dark

Can't even go for a walk in the park

Who is that tap tapping on the window?
jumping jack frost
central heating on
socks on my feet

Can't even go for a walk in the dark

Frosted cars
frozen feet
feet as cold as an ice berg

Can't even been bothered to get out of bed in the morn.

Glass Door and Me

Jumping jack amidst all offerings 
wishes swing in dreams still vivid 
without changing being up and down
glass door between me and the rest of the world
can hardly handle each coming day.

Guilt mixed in shame with innocence's pray
no place to escape never thought of a sudden curve
who build the glass door and why its still exists
between me and the rest of the world.

Destiny

A destiny surcharge
             Not knowing the path 
  
What move mingle each day
               Jumping  jack fearless start        

Enchanted may flowers
                 Open hidden blossoms
                 Without punction  rays splendor

Calmed in holding hands
              Once unfold in weeping drops
                
Cry far away  in breathed dreams
           blown golden horn once 

Join the feast  as its done 
          Dream  the light in dark night
Form: Imagism

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