Short Lived Happily Ever After Poems

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


Hansel And Gretel

And Mina rose up after Hansel's kiss 
His kiss for her was a heaven's bliss 
And Gretel found her forever 
In Edward's arms, no stormy weather 
And they all lived happily ever after
Hunting witches from here to there
Form: Rhyme


The Disney Dream

I wanted to be a Disney Princess
but I forgot it went like this
Cinderella was always punished
Jasmine and Ariel had protective fathers
Rapunzel was locked in a tower
Aurora was hidden away

They all got their prince eventually
and lived happily ever after
I just have to hold on

Premium Member Rocky Balboa

Shy Adrien fell in love with Rocky
He is not arrogant and not cocky,
These two loved each other
Both also loved her brother,
Took care of bird named Mr. Blocky.

Apollo Creed match was a disaster,
Rocky was fast, but he was faster.
If there is any doubt
It finally worked out
All lived happily ever after.
Form: Limerick

Happy Ending

Sweet young Prudence saved up thruppence for a liquorice stick which cost but tuppence and gave it a lick plus a penn'orth of sherbet for Herbert the love of her life hoping some day she'd be his wife but he drifted way then when at last she knew marriage prospects had passed our dear Pru' wed Ted instead amid gaiety and laughter and as two birds on a telephone wire they lived happily ever after
Form: Rhyme

Hatch Bird! Hatch!

Once there was a nest
high in a tree
where no one could even reach it
of course
In that tree was a little bird
who knew everything
that his mom said to do
because his mom said it in a way
that he could hear in his egg
For that, he giggled 
when he hatched.
He was not able to fly
but he was able to walk
He walked to his mom
and they lived happily ever after
and never went anywhere without each other.

The End

Ava
© Ava Carney  Create an image from this poem.


Sad Dizain

And they lived happily ever after
Most of the love stories say in the end
Sharing smiles, echoing loads of laughter
Never ever having to break or bend
That’s not what really happens, my friend!
Seen the rosy life off to a great start
Pause for cash to pay for food in the cart
They go to work at dawn; come back at dusk
Toiling the full day bent at desks apart
Where’s the time to inhale love’s flowing musk?

Written 05/16/2016
Form: Dizain

The crispy crusty bread

The crispy crusty bread
Was as lonely as it gets
As handsome as he was
He had no bride to wed

The crispy crusty bread
He tries all that he can
But to woo a bride he can't
Except the rickety stickety jam

The crispy crusty bread
At last, at noon he said
By this time tomorrow
Bride or death, I'll have instead

The crispy crusty bread
At last,wooed a lass called butter
They had a wedding on the stars 
And lived happily ever after
© Raki Lyon  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Rest In Peace

"Rest in peace"
They delivered there morse
In lose shoulders 
in dropping face
In gloomy eyes.

So his body rested
Under the warm earth
To be broken into pieces 
To that primitive ocean
Of hydrogen carbon oxygen.

But the soul was freed
In its jolly unrest
Sped through light
Twitched ones ear
Or plucked others hair
Gone was the somber
Gone the heavy air.

and everyone ate and drank heartily 
and the soul lived happily ever after
© Bapan Sekh  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member And They Lived Happily Ever After

Once upon a time
In a land not far away
Two people started playing
One hoped for a someday
He'd met his perfect pardner
With her he saw himself
He realized that he loved her
But kept it in on the shelf

Then one day he told her
Of a dream he'd had by chance
He played guitar, she sang a song
It was all about romance
A picnic in a meadow
A place called Lake Annecy
*He proposed to her at sunset
And there she married me*

*The part he never told her
Form: Rhyme

To You

I saw you for a moment
And you took my breathe away
I watched you laugh and talk a bit
Then watched you walk away
I had never seen eyes so blue
Or heard a laugh that could stop time
So I know I’ll never know you name
But let me love you in my mind
In my mind we get married
Our daughter’s name is Emily
Our son’s eyes were your beautiful blue
We both were happy-you and I
In my mind we are in love
And though I’ll never know your name
We lived happily ever after-you and I

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