Short Karen Poems

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


Premium Member Karen

Karen is an 
Artistic person
Ready to spread words
Evenly across empty paper
Neatly crossing her t's and dotting her i's
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Karen

There once was a lady name Karen
Delighted her womb was barren
Menopause is a treat 
Except for the heat
And pursuit of a creep named Baron
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Twins Fan -- Karen O'Leary

Minnisota Twins
Win elusive World Series
Two Thousand and Ten
  
Dedicated To Karen O'leary and Her Daughter Megan
and Baseball Fan #2 Mr. O'leary ( I'm # 1 )
Form: Senryu

Karen Knits!

There was this old lady, drinking soup
She was also knitting, loop by loop
She ran out of yarn
Screamed and said- "Oh Darn!"
Started dunking needles in ball hoop!
Form: Limerick

Sleep Well Karen

Karen my love.
Today is yours.
God loves you.
And loves your heart,
all this night.
Sleep well Karen.
But don't  forget him,
your life  your love,
the wisely king.
Form:


Premium Member Karen Pirie

The BritBox show Karen Pirie has good characters, nice scenery. The sleuthing’s hardcore, toned down on the gore, hitting all the right notes for me.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Karen Carpenter

It’s only just begun
Desperate family
The Carpenters were fun
Closer to perfection
Like honey on your sleeve
They stuck together well
So happy we believed
Until it crumbled down
Her heart gave in so young

Uh-Oh, Only Karen Would Die From That

A Netflix and chill night with Karen Speld my sister,
then a ridiculous game of that ludicrous Twister-
Hands awry and bent, Sam's manhood she did touch,
she did hit her head, but died from laughing too much!



A Funny Epitaph Poetry Contest
Jesse Rowe
September 17, 2018
Form: Epitaph

Karen

She reads Dave Berg and E.B. White,
John Ciardi and Henry Leigh –
My eight-year-old prodigy.

She sings Ray Charles and Jackson Browne,
Benatar and Robin Lane.
Her confidence will never wane.

She loves writing and drawing,
Painting and dance.
I’m proud to be her provenance.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member In Memory of Karen

In memory of  a young woman:

who never let her unhappiness
slip from every smile she ever wore

who held a lot of patience and dealt
with everything that ever crossed her plate

who had been looking for something all her life,
but never found it
instead she wrote about it
hoping someone else would help her find it
Form: Epitaph

Another Karen - a Reverse Poem

My black son
He did not belong
Unwelcome
Unannounced and subsequently
Uninvited
To attend his predominately white Honors math class online
Confirmations abounded
With increasing befuddlement
By the substitute teacher
“Are You Sure?”
By a white classmate
Affirmed
Welcomed
Invited
Permitted to remain 
After all
He did belong
My black son
© Gina Visor  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Death of a Poet { In Loving Memory of Karen Feist }

Kinder spirit is now resting
Angels keep you safeguarded
Remain still my dear friend
Eternity is ones destiny
No pain is allowed in Heaven

Fondest memories of you linger on
Everyone has one or two
Inspiration to fight was yours
Sympathy from my heart pours out
To your family and close friends






Tribute To 
Karen Feist's 
Family And Friends
   {RIP}
Form: Acrostic

My Dear Friend Karen

My dear friend Karen passed away today
Which makes me feel gray
I will miss her a lot
And she'll never be forgot
I will think of her lots
And keep her in my thoughts
She'll always be in my heart
So when i fall apart
I will hold my heart
I love you Karen
As each day is narrowing
At least she'll be at peace
No more pain and at ease
As she becomes a angel
Like a floating halo
My dear friend whom I'll love and miss until my end
Form: Rhyme

My Dear Friend Karen

My dear friend Karen passed away today
Which makes me feel gray
I will miss her a lot
And she'll never be forgot
I will think of her lots
And keep her in my thoughts
She'll always be in my heart
So when I fall apart
I will hold my heart
I love you Karen
As each day is narrowing
At least she'll be at peace
No more pain and at ease
As she becomes an angel
Like a floating halo
My dear friend whom i'll love and miss until my end
Form: Rhyme

Karen and Cubby

The youngest Mouseketeers, they were
The ones who sang goodbye.
If you watched “Mickey Mouse Club,”
You’d remember if you try.

Her long blond curls and winsome smile
Had cross-the-board appeal
And pairing them together
Really seemed to seal the deal.

Though Cubby lives, I just found out
That Karen’s, sadly, gone,
So “now it’s time to say goodbye;”
Her memory lives on.

Karen Pendleton (8/1/46 – 10/6/19)
Cubby O’Brien (7/14/46 -)
Form: Rhyme

Not a Karen the World

Nonchalant, the leaf whirls without care On the wind it rides to somewhere Tree-free, it flies with bird-flare A swinging light feather Kite without its string Airy last fling Roaming to end in new… …new trip where? Heaven knows Eagle eyes watch wandering winds blow on leaf’s air-current show Released, rides to an unknown Leaving its toils, freed at long last Departs, dancing for the next recast…
(1/3/23 For Feel Free contest inspired by quote 7)
Form: Nonet

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