Short Loots Poems

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


One Who Loots Wears Boots

There's a guy I know that loots.
He often wears special boots:
Strong leathery ones he'd choose,
His feet in them starts to cruise

To break doors with non-helped feet!
Isn't that alone a feat?
Bruce should like to see rogues do that
"But feet later go flat!"

Means, then, looter can be caught:
From boot shop found straight to court
Form: Rhyme


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