Short Moccasin Poems

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


Premium Member Night Snow

night snow
  moccasin silent 
drifts downward
  landing without feet...
smiles in the sunlight
  ~ morning curtains peek
Form: Imagism


Premium Member Slippers

Slippers
Ordinary looking
Brown
Moccasin type
Felt lining
A bit too tight.
The right size would be fine
But in their mashed way
They've become comfortable.
My worn slippers 
Are in some perverse way
Like life?
I contend 
With a lot
And hope for the best
But in the end
I often
Settle for less.
Form: Narrative

Do Not Deprive and Remain Alive

Do Not Deprive and Remain Alive

God did not intend us to deprive;
He knows we surely will survive;
Escape mishap,
And avoid trap;
Stay on earth and remain alive.

Jim Horn

Nampa means moccasin or footprint.
Do the Blackfeet Indians live there?

Will you teach Sunday school classes
while in Nampa?
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Pretty Little Miss Cupcakes

Pretty little missy cupcakes

Butter wouldn't melt

Dances with wolves

In designer moccasin ballet shoes

And push up wonder bra

Ever the feminist

Whiles to be famous

But in reality isn't really a very nice person

Because her beauty is only skin deep

As she is ugly and vacant on the inside

Where's My Shoe

Where is it? Where is it?
My lonely lower appendage heaved a sigh
His shoe had gone on the lam
I searched until my end's wit!
But what do I see..with Spot in the dirty backyard pit?
Is that a bone of ham?
Why, its a moccasin, buried laces high!
"Hey! That's my shoe," I cry
And Spot just barked at me in reply
Form: Rhyme


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