Short Mobster Poems

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


Mobster Clyde

There once was a mobster named Clyde
Called a Buick Electra his ride
Then an old man named Dom
Made a mighty pipe bomb
And Clyde died being Electrafried!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member I am a Pacifist not a Prize Fighter

I am a pacifist
not a prize fighter

I am a healer
not a hit man

I am a mother
not a mobster

I am a grandmother
not a gangster

I am a kite-flyer
not a killer

But I watch these others on TV
me

Premium Member Twenty Minutes of Turbulence

TWENTY MINUTES OF TURBULENCE

seat belts fastened
tight

snack carts
jettisoned away

pilot on the talkie
nonsensical i say

the mobster clouds
take our jumbo jet

for a ride
we fly the turbulent skies

Kim Rodrigues © 2017

Premium Member The Jewel Thief From Nevada

A jewel thief named Jimmy from Nevada Stole rings from mobster Pablo's old grandma Jimmy thought he'd better run Pablo caught him and had fun Now Jimmy has all his meals through a straw.
Written on 17th July 2019
Form: Limerick

Premium Member jaspers clandestine occupation

we always thought
Jasper’s occupation was clandestine
He works in Chicago and Miamai
where gangsters work, right?
So is he a mobster?
He dresses like one, all in black.
We dared not ask him what he did for a living.
Having no idea he was in commodities
Legal gambling for the affluent.


Premium Member Mobster Bob

A man named Bob wanted a job
                     So he got ready and turned the door knob
                                      to step outside and start
                                    But then, he started to fart
                            It was said  later, he joined the mob

Heidi Sands 

7/24/22
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fishy Footles

A RACE TO DE-BONE FISH:
Filet
Relay

A CONVENT FOR SHELL FISH:
Oyster
Cloister

A MEMBER OF THE UNDER SEA MAFIA:
Mobster
Lobster

A PROMISCUOUS SHRIMP:
Trampy
Scampi

A MUSICAL RED SNAPPER:
Snapper
Rapper

A COMPASSIONATE FISH:
Caring
Herring

A LAW ENFORCEMENT FISH:
Grouper
Trouper

2/2/13
Entered in Brian Strand's All Yours Contest
Form: Footle

Premium Member Fishy Footles

Successful Youngin

Yuppy
Guppy

Moon Fish

Luna
Tuna

Rhymer Fish

Snapper
Rapper

Ready for Combat

Marine
Sardine

Deceased Mob Boss

Bad trout
Had clout

New Mob Boss

Mobster
Lobster

The Strange One

This cod
is odd

The Affectionate One

Marlin’
Darlin’

Fish Valentine

I like
My pike


Dinner Con

The clam -
a sham
Form: Footle

Caveman

Evil bearded cave-man,
Eating shrimp and lobster,
Claims to be a messenger of Allah,
But really just a bloody mobster

How many gallons of tears have you brought?
How many shattered lives have you wrought?
Someday we'll get the revenge that we've sought,
You don't F with America and get away for long,
This mighty country is just too strong

So hide in your hole and hope it's deep enough,
When it comes to courage, you ain't got the stuff.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.

Shellfish stacks in seaside shacks



Rustic hints of shambolic yet magic shacks

Glints of silky footprint frolic tints the tracks

Mussel sacks demonic crab claw tussle cracks

No skinflint skimps sprinkles winkles & shrimps

Cockles twinkle the bucolic prawns the pimps

Shiny oysters briny gangster & milky prankster

Iconic lobster the mobster swish shellfish stacks


(Although to be fair for the heir of fancy flair fayre

The French care so much oui they say Fruit De Mer)
Form: Rhyme

Pennies Too Many

You can fool a fool,
you can cheat one’s mind.
You can con a con,
even steal from the blind.

You can shake a shaker,
you can brutalize a Brut.
You can mob a mobster –
and embezzle their loot.

You can charm a charmer,
sell your soul for a penny.
You can take from a taker,
for pennies you have many.

But can you hold a hand,
and experience love for free?
Know true respect for all to see?
Gain one's trust without a fee?
You poor, poor, foolish soul,
who will ever get to know the "real me".
Form: Rhyme

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