Short Lego Poems
Short Lego Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Lego by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Lego by length and keyword.
Robotics
Gears. Blocks.
Moving, building, impressing, sense of accomplishment
Intelligent, futuristic, privilege,
Robotics
Legos, on the floor
Each one interlocks with a variety of colors
Gamesome banter entertaining
Originative use
11/22/2023
There once was a young lad named Garrison
whose Lego skills had no comparison.
A few thousand more pieces?
Aptitude just increases:
in a flash, he’s outbuilding everyone.
Jane and John with legos played.
They built a tiny city.
But along their big dog came.
Oh, my, it was a pity.
Their pet dog ran through the room.
Their city got knocked down.
They locked that dog out of their room
and built a brand new town!
Pregnant with purpose poetic pause
Writer’s block is not a loss
Tiz diner delay in dinner display
Food for thought will come someday
Until then freewrite little bird
Let loose excite winged word
For your talent is too great
To let a little Lego block in the way
He built a tower,
he stacked it high -
but couldn't climb it,
which made him cry.
She made a lorry,
but lost a wheel,
then bashed her brother -
oh, hear him squeal.
'I'm banning Lego,'
their Mummy said.
'I tripped and stumbled -
and banged my head.
Now go to bed!'
Mum..Why did you give me lego hair.?
To upstage my Alan Carr teeth
And stretch that grey nylon pinefore
Tight
To ridicule my chubby young knees
And why dear mummy
Was my elastic bands so tight
As they struggled around my chubs
Was Battleship grey
The fashion
Of socks those days..
Dear mummy
.
Me thinks not!
Form:
Building with my Lego toys toys toys,
brings my hands such joys joys joys.
Red blocks, blue blocks, yellow too,
building gives my hands something to do.
Lego blocks shaped like a bird and a tree
other blocks put together and shaped like a bee.
Lego blocks collected in a red bin
Leave the bin on the table to play again.
Higher and higher,
brick by brick.
Snapped together
makes them stick.
Green on the bottom
then blue, then red.
Add one more block,
take it down instead.
Maybe a white one,
or maybe a black.
Who knows how high
I can make them stack?
When I am done,
I will let you know.
So, just let me play
with my Lego.
Lego Blocks
Lego blocks—
I love them so.
Building with them
each and every day.
Whether they become
a colorful tower
standing tall
or a sailing ship,
they are so much
more than play.
Do my parents love
them as much as I?
I really don’t think so.
They loudly yell
when they find them
in the dark
scattered on my floor.
One day, a talented lass or fellow,
a special one with face of yellow,
will find the piece of resistance,
from it's hiding refuge underground,
and with a noble army at the helm,
this MasterBuilder will thwart the kragle and save the realm,
and become the greatest, most interesting person of all times,
and it is true because it rhymes.
Lego sets are now kept under lock and key at the big box stores
I realized why when I saw their exorbitant price tags
the cheap ones are sixty dollars
some are up to a hundred and eighty
after pressing a buzzer for help unlocking the case I walk away
because I do not know which ones my grandson already has
and I do not want to spend over a hundred dollars to disappoint him
So a poet you want to be
playing with words
like a child with lego
at his mothers knee
using the bricks to build something new
like words to express how your feeling blue
or red for a wall or if your happy instead
the wall willl be strong
and the words well read
so you can create an image for all to see
one will be solid
and seen through the eyes
the other a picture still
yet built in the mind