Short Lad Poems

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


A Lad In Shropshire

Aladdin rubbed an English lamp
And found the genie rather damp
He made a wish
For chips & fish
With a pint in a nudist camp
Form: Limerick


A Lad In

wipe your sleeves back and forth
The magic blue sprite
from golden spout arose
And with dead poets charm
filled childhood days

Premium Member Green Wet Dream

There was a lad from Dublin
So sad he wanted some lovin’
He fell asleep in class
Woke up to deep laughs
His wanker tall hot as an oven
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Lad Waved Hi To the Sun

The lad waved 'Hi' to the sun
  as it arose
    'Bye' as it went down

Although he shed a tear or two
  I've faith
    It'll come back round
Form: Rhyme

Zionist Lad

the other day I met a cute Zionist lad in street,
he had said to me you are terrorist I replied yeah
sometime I really do, with some powerful horror
Form: Sijo


Lad From Czech

There was a conservative from Czech, 
Who loves anything tech,
He made a robot,
From a material called cobalt,
This attacked and killed the man of Czech.
Form: Limerick

A Lad

Once a time; there lived a lad,
From his mime; he was so sad,
Yummy meals he never had,
But one good day; he was so glad,
For with his pay; he ate salad.

Premium Member untitled

there was a young lad from Atholl
who claimed he was large and natural
one night it was said
with Flo in bed
she said actually you have a major shortfall
Form: Limerick

A Lancashire Lad

There was young man from Lancs
who had a strange way of saying thanks.
With his mate Billy
they'd do something silly
like rolling in the mud down the banks.
Form: Limerick

Sea Tales Limericks: " What's That In Yer Net, Lad?"

The old Scotsman burred loud on the dock:
" Bring along more than tackle and block!
  For if yah cast out yer net,
  yah might live to regret
  bringing ole Nessie up out of the Loch!"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Young Lad

There was a young lad from Havana
Who refused to eat his banana.
When Mama said take it,
He tried hard to fake it
By hiding it in his bandanna.

Written: 7/2/2019
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Perthshire Lad

Grew to manhood on the river Tay,
Writing poems ,most every day;
Cinquains,epigrams,whigmaleerie-
His diary of a dying man,left
Telling observations, for all to see.


Tribute to William Soutar
Form: Narrative

Premium Member A Sensitive Lad

A Sensitive Lad A quiet sensitive lad named Fred had an ego so fragile it bled his great genius and vision were met with derision so spent the rest of his life in bed
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Lovelorn Lad From Camaroon

A Lovelorn Lad From Camaron A lovelorn lad from Camaron pledged his darling the earth and the moon When she demanded them now along with a cow He fled to the nearest saloon
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Epitaph For a Fair-Haired-Lad

Here lies a fair-haired-lad
    who ran like the wind
  Loved both his parents
    never once sinned

  Made one mistake
    he fell for a nun
  She trimmed his blonde locks
    ~ no more could he run
Form: Epitaph

Premium Member A Wee Orphaned Lad

There was a wee orphaned lad named Kerplunk
Poor kid wore clothes to school that always stunk
   The principal despaired
   Asked, 'Kerplunk, don't you care?'
Said Plunk: 'What if your new parents were skunks?'
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Terry Lad a Fiddle Player Nursery Rhyme

Terry Lad a fiddle player
plucked his fiddle with his bow
And whenever he raised again
the cats would lull endure.

They followed him good and gay
that wasn't very cool.
It made the stray dogs prolonged a bay
to hear the fiddler play.

5/10/2023
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
fun
Form: Lyric

A Lonely Lad

Light and songs FADE;
oh, how SAD is
the LAD who watches
with eyes so RED...
tears not SHED for
a MAID too wild!
Colors loose HUES...
will deep BLUES change
to CLUES and stay?


Entered in nette onclaud's contest,
" Than-Bauk Twilight "
Written by Andrew Crisci
Form: Than-Bauk

Robbie, When He Was a Young Lad.

The midnight clock cuts hours into the dark
that picture of you
sound asleep
one dream ahead
as children always are.
Little Robbie, you colour my tired mind.
Opening gates in long forgotton child meadows,
where once I ran through summer grasses,
now it grows for you.
© Steve Moss  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Oh, I feel glad dear lad!

I look at you and you look at me
Smiles we steal while eating meal
My head over your shoulder and your shoulder under my head 
Everything seems best while just taking rest
We read and relish each others muse 
Yes, writing poetry is a must without any excuse!

23-01-2026
© V. Deepa  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Or the Lad

forever is not always so long
one day soon the end will come along
breaking your heart into fractions of a piece
the day you will find your release
not always wanted in such this way
your free at the end of the day
wanted or not someones way must be had
whether the girl is the breaker or the lad
day
Form:

Premium Member Little Lost Lad

A LAD the size of a pea
floated on a lilly PAD in the sea
lonely and SAD was he
for he SAT for hours without tea. 

The lad missed his CAT named Zack
who was ever so jolly and FAT
could chase a RAT up a tree, just like that
all for tea, crumpets, and a nice long PAT. 








Written on 3/6/2019
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Story of a Slip of a Lad

      
       A slip of a lad 
         like an apparition
       Glides in and out
         of his own volition… 

       His graceful movements exude potential
          Surely, his existence consequential 
       ‘Til one day, for a moment unmasked
           He appears naked ~ not a single credential
Form: Rhyme

Dear Lad

Dear lad, the head you would toss,
pain's sad, damn, sorry for the loss,

heavy start, the end, oh deadly gross,
grounded flat, the weight of your cross. 

Dirty score, tripped, broke your arm,
by the store, couldn't use that firearm, 
eyes all sore, it ends, served your term,
one-man war, bullets, the end's a storm!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Skye Boat Song

The Skye Boat Song from Starz series, "Outlander", a book series written by,: Diana Gabalden 

Find me a lad that will give me his hand
 protect me with body and soul
Blood of my blood, bone of my bone 
He vows in the Gailic of old
Here is my heart, here is my hand, 
Here is my silver band
Love of my heart love of my soul
you're my lass and I am your man
Form: Lyric

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