Short Minivan Poems

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


Premium Member A Boomerang

I'm sure you've all heard of a boomerang What if it doesn't return to where it began Thick as a brick It's called a stick So simple yet 9 out of 10 don't win the minivan
Form: Limerick


Premium Member A Dirty Old Man

Sometimes I feel like a dirty old man All I can think of is cuties when I scan But I'm innocent by heck Natural as breathing I suspect Turning my crank and exposing my minivan
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member If You Can'T Beat 'Em

If you can't beat'em, run as fast as you can No sense hanging around, hop in your minivan If they follow on a cycle A good disguise is vital Pretend you don't speak English and scram
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Drools On His New Sedan

Body parts on a woman can sure excite a man Simple things like slender legs can start his minivan Other things help him react Make him tremble in fact Becomes incoherent and drools on his sedan
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Lonely Old Man

If it wasn't for dear Mo, I'd be a lonely old man Wandering aimlessly, kicking stones and garbage cans She makes my whole day When she wanders my way With her cheerful words, fuel for my minivan
Form: Limerick


Premium Member A Dirty Old Man

Sometimes I feel like a dirty old man All I can think of is cuties when I scan But I'm innocent by heck Natural as breathing I suspect Turning my crank and exposing my minivan © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Drive Hard and Drive Fast Until

Camaro
                                Sleek, fast
                       Racing, flirting, streaking
                 Sexy, fine, cumbersome, chunky,
                    Plodding, plugging, inching,
                     Serviceable, dependable
                               Minivan
Form: Diamante

Gaur

Today I spent the day with my Mom, Dad, son and nephew at a Wild animal park;
I am covered in slobber and mud.
At least the animals were clean.

The most interesting animal I saw was a Guar which is a large
I mean the largest breed of bovine in the world!
Three to four thousand pounds of cow.
He stood taller than a minivan.
Guar comes from India and Asia; His large horns are fear invoking.
All I am saying is, don't let the Guar lean on your car!!
Form: Narrative

Boys and Girls

In middle school, I've never intended to be interested in anyone
the girls had claws the size of a minivan
it could extend to a couple feet to hundreds of feet in seconds.
The claws had a mind of it's own, they would grapple me
to drain my body or to rip me into shreds.
Blood would be everywhere, my screams would be internal
while the girl with the claws wouldn't even notice.  
I never wanted this, neither did the girl, I got used to it after a while.
© Erik Lopez  Create an image from this poem.
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