Short Mommas Poems

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


Premium Member Burgers Are Buggars

Burgers are buggars for gaining weight So delicious but they're heart trouble on a plate Really not fair Heart needs repair After downing six of these mommas especially if you eat late
Form: Limerick


Mommas

Mommas are the little ones, who carry us for most a year, Prop us up till we are strong, forgive us for the hurt and fears, so look after Mum, She is the one so dear... Don Johnson been spending 3 days a week with my 90 year old Mum...
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Nerves and Needles

Deathly afraid of needles
    Barbie began to whine and wheedle
  
  Aw, Doc, before you plunge in that syringe
    Listen to this, try not to cringe

  Studies show that needle-induced trauma
    afflicts 98% of birthing mommas...

  But Doc went ahead, stuck in that sharp pole
    Bwa-ha-ha ~ another win for population control
Form: Couplet

Ginger Snaps

Sweet, yummy treats Melt into my mouth so fast! Taste buds dance in joy These candies make my Mouth water merrily! WOW! Who made these sweethearts? Sugary candy Is not nearly as great as These sugah mommas! Reminding me of Cherished childhood memories I want some more, please?
Form: Senryu

Start Overs

another day...
i have walked
one
day at a time

now it is
another hour
i hear mommas'
old clock chime

i look at  me and say
'WHO is that?'
the image is silent
and just looks back

here is the deal....
i want start overs
can't i HAVE THAT?

again the image
just stares back

the answer is clear
even i can see that
start overs 
are fresh sold out

and my image  just
stares back


Mommas Boys-Usa

War, war, war!
Time to even the score!
Bombs, bombs, bombs

Mothers help us kill your sons.
It’s true the leaders 
Never have to run
Well they run for fun.

But your sons
Must Run For Their Life!
In our war game of strife.

Hey momma- 
Don’t complain your son, a boy your child
Sent to war off in distant wild

A great experience
It shall be!
His death is not in vain
But to our country tis a vi!
Form:

Occupy Wall Street- Take Back the Cornfields of America

They look down from their penthouse and turn up their nose.

They see us all as a murder of crows. Bunch of pests and foul nuisances trying to eat of their crops.

Not sons and daughters and mommas and pops.

They don't want to hear of our lower class rambling.

Why shan't we continue our financial gambling?

Their scarecrow is the media which deems us all decadent.

We shall not yield the cornfield, For we are the 99 percent!
Form:

Premium Member Colorless

Ten dead Same story Different town White black Black white Black black White white What color Does it matter? Ten dead Social media Meaningless memes Television screens Yellow tape Flashing lights Talking heads Counting colors More important? Ten dead Mommas cry Ask why Who hates Hate who You know Black white Me you Stop please Stop when Stop now Hating is Colorless Ten Dead Who are we?
© Jim Hirtle  Create an image from this poem.

Shoulder To Cry On

Little girl don't you cry
Mommas gonna be here for you
To Cry on

You can tell her all your dreams,
She'll tell you what they mean 
And how they could help you later on.

You're a beautiful girl that's what they all say
But I can see it in your eyes 
That you don't
Believe them

So let me tell you one thing
Stay yourself don't ever change

You're beautiful and sweet
Talented and smart
And you're one of the best things
That's happened to me

My Little Girl

I remember when you born,
so little and all alone.
Now i see you all grown,
a wonderful woman all your own.
A momma you will soon be,
which i am so proud to see.
you will love him,so deeply,
you will see.
why i protected you so fiercely.
a mommas love is so deep,
and never ending.
soon you will know,
the depth of your well of love.
will always be over flowing for your child,
the creation of your loins.
love you will give, and love you will recieve,
for eternity.
© Angel New  Create an image from this poem.

Mama's Love

She would come and wake us early and we'd roll out of bed, 
Cook a little breakfast and brush our sleepy heads. 

Then walk us down the driveway to wait on that old bus, 
And once She'd seen we boarded she'd wave at all of us. 

Then she'd wash the dishes, Stoke the fire, and make up all 5 beds,
go and feed the chickens while looking for some eggs.
 
Times were hard back then and I've come to realize, 
Is I probably would not have made it.
 But for the love in Mommas eyes.
Form: Ode

A Gift In Waiting

You got ten lil fingers
and ten lil toes
Welcome to the world
that Daddy already knows

I see your Mommas eyes
and your Mommas chin
I see my features
as I see your grin

Can't wait for the day
that you call me daddy
So I can hold you close
to show you how I'm happy

I want to see your face glow
when you turn one
Or even when you take a step
then learn how to run

But to let you know
I will be always be here
And I'll always love you
welcome to the world and have no fear
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