Short Kentucky Poems
Short Kentucky Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Kentucky by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Kentucky by length and keyword.
Wild Stallions
Grazing in
Blue Kentucky grass
This shall never last
Dragon blue
Thunderstorms overcast
This shall never last
Kentucky Home by Jami
My home is where my dreams were made
I left so long ago
I pray I find my home again
no matter where I go
I once met a girl from Kentucky
who I'd marry if I got lucky
It must be bad fate
I couldn't get a date
for she said I was too yucky
It's a Saturday
the first in the month of May
Kentucky Derby
The running of the roses
The first jewel in the crown
There once was a young man from Kentucky
Who thought himself very lucky
He loaned a sum
to a boyhood chum
and ended being the guy's stucky
Kentucky never did pull me
Neither did Tennessee
Kansas, best left to Dorothy
~ O, for the beaches of Waikiki
Kentucky winter
red cardinals dancing across
white blanket of snow
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Written 2-17-2016
Our Potus went to Kentucky
Alone with his rubber ducky
Where a shocked Mad Mitch
Shrieked, "Son of a witch!
With that condom, you'll be lucky!"
Colonel Sanders
Maybe roasted salamanders
But he got the world finger lickin’
With his recipe for Kentucky Fried Chicken
For Andrea’s contest
Kentucky boasts about her Mammoth Cave
People exploring it are quite brave
Four hundred miles
Giving them trials
Exploring her passages is a fave.
There once was a dude from Kentucky,
Whose cat was rather quite lucky.
The cat stole a fish,
And had a nice dish,
Then went and chased after a ducky.
When Mad Mitch was feeling mucky
Donald Trump went to Kentucky
Trump's horrorscope said,
"You're still in the red
But right where some studs get lucky!"
The blues of the blue grass state
Is that the green is covered by the white
So sleep, dream of new warmer days
To the winter, then quickly say goodnight
T-rumpers are thinking with glee
You're in Kentucky next week, golly gee
Your vote you can't cast!
But this Thursday that passed
I filed my form absentee!
Kentucky has gone through the paces
Although it is just like the races
Drivers tearing their hair
Because Donald is there
Determined that he will disgrace us
An old lady in Frankfort, Kentucky
still pines for her late sheepdog Bucky
After twenty-two years
in her dreams he appears
Now they both feel elated and lucky
There was a young man from Kentucky
Went into the pantry to find a cookie
A gay man from Dover
seeing him bending over
said I just can't believe I'm that lucky
25/5/14
So swift behooves...
in challenging quest...
competitive hearts...
race their best...
A treasure to win...
one measurable test...
for equine ones..
Churchills best.
An old lady in Frankfort, Kentucky
still pines for her late sheepdog Bucky
After twenty-two years
in her dreams he appears
Now they both feel elated and lucky
1/28/22
There once was a cat named Mr. Morgan
Who sipped his share of Kentucky bourbon
Sired ninety-five kittens
Said he's not forbidden
From abusing his sexual organ
Blue Butterfly - A Haiku
lovable springtime
before blue butterfly stalks
the Kentucky blue
4/22/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©
A young fellow soldier from Kentucky
He considered himself rather lucky
Stationed at Ft. Knox,
Opened a vault box
But, alas, it was empty … how sucky!
written October 11, 2021
There was a lady from Kentucky,
Whose husband always played hockey,
She wrote poems on magic,
Until there was a tragic,
Her husband was turned into a key.
December 11, 2022.
There’s a young married man in Kentucky
Who finds all touchy-feely stuff yucky
He is so uptight
he shakes hands goodnight
He says he’d like kids, but some guys aren’t lucky
2/11/22
Know this gal, a cowgirl from Kentucky
Turns my crank, consider myself lucky
The phrase “good friend”
Even transcends
If ever I lose her, I'd get a pain in the tummy