Short Little Sister Poems

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


Premium Member Ruthie's Gift -- By Kimberly Brubaker Bradley

Can't say I found the ending 
unpredictable or surprising...
Nonetheless my heart was touched 
by their self-sacrificing
Form: Quatrain


Taboo

Taboo 


I remember the feelings 
I had for you dear
Images in my mind
so vivid so clear
I know it was true 
you felt it for me
Form: ABC

We Took the Kids Alone

we when  to a new land
we had other on hand
by right just me and wife
they carry on
didn't won't be left  at home
so we
TOOK THE KIDS 
ALONE

Premium Member Little

Little is left little breath sagging stem begging eyes trains come, then depart rancid smoke over grey fields I am little I saw it all

Premium Member Kit Kat For a Tootsie Pop

Next to me sits my little sister
    Trading our candy before diner
  She in Kitty purr curly hair do
    And orange tutu and me makes two

11/1/2019

Example poem
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Kathy

I love my sister
The way she smiled with her eyes
She smiles for the Lord


My sister Kathy passed last night.
Rest in peace little sister.You 
were too good for this world.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Letter From My Sibling

Won't write the entirety of my sibling's heartfelt letter,
But those lovingly sweet lines made me feel so much better,
Happier knowing I always helped them when under the weather.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Daisy's Little Sister

There once was a woman named Sally
She often hung out by the Ally
For less than a buck
She'd quack like a duck
her fellas she nicknamed them pally

To late for limerick contest
Form: Limerick

Shield

"Why do you run home after school? Why don't you join us in the football ground?"

"I should shield my little sister from being eaten by her monster father", Jay's silence screamed.

There Is a Lady

There is a lady Oh so very kind and fair She has golden sunlight In her hair The resonance of her voice Is especially adorable to hear Which makes her such a Sweet, sweet dear.
Form: Ballad

For My Sister

A baby through her infancy searching for her life’s path, the next stop childhood but this would be her last, never to reach adulthood or to even have a past, my innocent little sister stolen by the stars.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Blame it on Fraternization

     My little sister loved to fraternize
     So her newfound curves she just had to hide
         Sis wore frumpy clothes
         Nothing was exposed
     Now, why were those naughty boys’ grins so wide
Form: Limerick

She Was Easy

She was easy
Easy going, easy to please and easy on the eyes
He pursued what was hard
Hard to attain, hard to read, and hardly ever pleased
Still, she loved him, fiercely 
Possibly even more so, because he was hard

Premium Member Baby Sister

I see her munching on
Little chunks of apples and cheese,
Laying comfortably
In her cosy, wooly blankies.

I see her chubby cheeks
Move as she's chewing,
Lazily cuddling the cutest
Of all stuffed doll sheepling.

Bursted Bubbles

My half-sister is in Texas 
and she cannot use THC. 
Her mother moving her there 
planted that dark seed. 

I am fortunate to remain 
where I can smoke it legally. 
Their legislators are incapable
of seeing things clearly.
© Seph Vi  Create an image from this poem.

Little Sister In Front of All

She sits in front of them all.
Her nerves eating her alive.
The butterfly's in her gut are trying to carry her off.
She wont back down though.
My little sister stands out there alone.
She stands out there with the world to prove.
Form:

The Fire of our Hearts

Feeling better aren’t we,
the extra voice grows quieter. 

Do not diminish your pain, 
it comes to teach you. 

Lessons forged in the fire of our hearts
Making us stronger for those who deserve us.

Stay strong little Sister

Premium Member For You, I'Ll Play a Lullaby

For you, I will play this tune,
So you too can fall asleep soon.

For you, I made a bed out of this blanket,
So that you may rest upon its soft fabric.

For you, I will hum along as well,
So you can be lulled into a deep slumber.

Premium Member My Sweet Sister

HE then granted my wish,
Little sister in my lap would swish,
As if an angel stepped down the heaven,
Diamond of my eyes, sparkles to ravish ,
Born today, day and month both seven !



Written on 7/7/14
For my sweet little sis on her birthday

Harry and Scary

Hairy and Scary

Mary, Mary where is your brother Larry?
Went to movies with little sister Terry
They both look quite so short
They both need to abort
Sister Terry's legs are hairy and scary.


Written: June 6, 2015
Theresa Marie W-C
© Theresa Cw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Sisters

Rosie,
My little sister,
My toddler baby.
Nibbling, Munching,
On rubarb.
The other one sitting there,
Shivering.
I pick her up,
I read to her,
And tell her it will be okay.
My little sister,
My baby darling,
Patty O.
Xoxo
My sisters!
Form:

Premium Member Denied Halloween Candy

Parents now trusted me enough to take my lil' sis out on Halloween! Sis, a jellybean, me, a green bean, walked to get my boyfriend, just sixteen. His pet monkey jumped out mean, bit sis, who got no candy, but a vaccine.
Form: Rhyme

The Selection

get it right and make it right again
days say solo days say ah dew shi paco
ah dew she say ah vay dew!
Adagio Cadenza
Andante C
Dolce Fermata
Fortissimo Larghetto
Mofit Octave
Piu Semore
Sforzando Tonality
Resendo Adagi 
Oleoresin Madagascar
Noir Nickel
Form: Etheree

Snowglobe Memory

She held in her chubby hand
just a rounded, tacky plastic  
snow-globe bubble.

Through blue gloop,
dandruff flakes fluttered:
the world - upended, shaken.

This, her own snowy kingdom:
a blizzard dome of imagination,
not suitable for that little sister.

Little Sister Do You Remember

Do you remember 
When the moon
Danced with sun
On an early spring morning
When we use to rise
Like eagles in the sky
When we skipped
Like an otter in the sea
When butterflies
Multiplied in the fields
As we walked
Hand in hand to school
Little sister do you remember

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