Short Mole Poems

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


Premium Member The Rabbit and the Mole

Hipperity hipperity hop
bunny so full he could pop  
squeezes down his hole
bumping into mole
who gave his ear a sound wop
Form: Limerick


Mole

Secret eyes popping 
like hidden ears peeping
while silent words are seeping 
from cunning mouths propping.

November 10, 2022
Form: Rhyme

The Slow Toothless Mole

In one labor of Star-nosed Moles
Traveled a slower toothless cow
The last in line, all that she sees
Is sore gums and molasses now!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

My Grass and Mole Cricket

My Grass and Mole Cricket

My grass is being killed by mole cricket,
Even beneath my fence that is a picket;
Grass is dying;
We are crying;
Do wish there is way that we can lick it.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

The Mole

When he hit the ball onto the green
That was the last time that it was seen
They lifted the pole 
And there in the hole
Was a mole where the ball should have been
© 1/04/2013   ~GG~
Show me The Funny part 2
Form: Limerick


Premium Member beaver mole or platypus

Beaver, mole or platypus? It waddles like all three.
I watch the creature scoot along, wild, weird and free.
If she pauses along the way to leave some tiny eggs down
I will call her Platte City Platypus, named for my uncle’s town.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Mole

The mole is hidden

I'll say not where,

But you won't see it,

Don't bother to stare.

Very few know of it,

It's a secret you see

And if you find it

You really know me.

Don't try to guess

For I won't say.

The mole is hidden,

Hidden away.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member What Lives In This Mole Hole House

My imagination skipped a beat
Swallowed hard, spun around
Tried to find answers in the woods
The trees were silent

Would a gnome come out?
A mouse?
A ground hog?
I sat on a rock and pondered for an hour.
Watching the mole hole door like a hawk.
Nothing came out sadly.

Premium Member Whack a Mole

behold i’m a troll
     being an imposter my goal
           besides i’ve no role 
 behind these screens rots my soul
      beating back into my hole 

Dedicated to the coward/s that tried 
to sabotage Edward Ibeh’s ‘(this or
that) contest. 
               

 By David Kavanagh
Form: Tanka

A Mighty Mole

Many hard battles King Billy fought
ere he fell from his horse at Hampton Court.
No enemy's musket laid him low,
no cannon ball , no swordsman's blow.
A hoof of his horse got caught in a hole,
the work of a lowly burrowing mole.
On the Emerald  Isle some raise a toast
to this  notable victory of the least o'er the most.
Form: Couplet

The Mole and the Vole

The mole and the vole, went out for a stroll

For the moon was all shiny and bright.

Happily chatting, unaware of the flapping

As the incredulous owl now took flight.

Too late they saw the oncoming claw 

So enraptured they were by the moon,

The mole and the vole, poor little souls.

Their demise, it came all too soon.
© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member What Can I Do Asked Mole

mole was digging and digging and digging some more.
moon finally asked him “Are your claws not truly duly sore?”
they sure are, said mole, “But what can I do?”
“I would use a gardening tool called a hoe,” said Luna Lu.

the hoe was handy, a sweet tool, a nice little digger
mole then tried out a spade, for it was decidedly bigger.
finally went for a shovel, but did not get to China that day.
maybe tomorrow he told himself, for it is Wednesday.
Form: Rhyme

The Hidden Black In Pearl

In my Pearl observed  a hole:
The Hidden black of a mole;
From that day ceased to be whole,
From that hour A Big Charcoal
I should not give my prized soul
Or, else, smell not my set goal,
Play not a cherished clean role
Nor body support on firm sole...

In Pearl spotted a clear hole
For which folks I give a pole...

Pearl might fish catch: a full shoal
But won't out a quarter dole:
Feared men seek to ride like foal...

The Hidden Black of a Mole.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mole Finds His Eyes and Plants Potatoes

Mole would have been a gardener,
but he just couldn’t see.
He was consigned to dig and dig
and wander aimlessly.

But then a woodland faerie
popped him upon the snout,
gave him a bulbous brownish thing,
told him to let it sprout.

She said, when you can feel the shoots,
then cut it into chunks,
and bury them deep in the ground,
and wait a couple months.

He didn’t quite believe her,
but much to his surprise,
that idaho did start to grow,
and now he’s got his eyes.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Whack a Mole

Hail President Whack a Mole
He does it with TREMENDOUS  soul

Whack there National Security Admin Mr Flynn
Lying is one TREMENDOUS sin

Whack a bulls eye on FBI Comey
With all that loyalty baloney

Whack the ole Press Secretary Spicer
Chip Chop like a speed dicer

Whack the Chief of Staff Reince
Little rat leakier to Pence

Whack the little new Chief of Staff
Scaramucci kind of riff raff

I am one of the great presidents of all time
Wac a mole Making America shine

The Mole

I hide inside where it is safe,
put up a wall that you can't break.
So hard and thick this wall I've built,
from years of hurt and worthless guilt.
But you, you sneaky little mole,
you've found a crack, you've found a hole.
Seeping slowly I'll let you in,
To my safety net within.
Once inside you must beware,
I am fragile handle with care.
If you ever hurt me know,
to the other side you will go.
I'll patch that hole, I'll patch that crack,
and you will never make it back.
Form: Rhyme

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