Short Murray Poems

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


Premium Member Murray the TWOT'

'BOUT SAYS IT ALL..AND HE NEVER EVEN
WORKED TO EARN THE TITLE..Watt another 
TWOT..' And don't say you were not warned.'


The Energetic Farmer

An energetic farmer called Murray
Had a struggle to clean out the slurry
The pipe would block
By a big stone or a small rock
That’s why he was always in a hurry
Form: Limerick

Train Wreck Happened

Train Wreck Happened

Train wreck happened near an Army fort;
Always secure and gave medical support;
Also Camp Murray,
Who by did hurry;
Missions are accomplished and not abort.

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

Missing Mist

R-ise
O-f
B-eacon
E-rases
R-aindrops
T-o

M-ake
U-nlimited
R-adiant
R-ays
A-s
Y-ou

S-ee
M-ist
I-s
T-otally
H-indered

Topic: Poet (Robert Murray Smith) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member She Is Back

Karla the kickback kindred kinesthetic witch from Kickapoo County
Ran back to Rustic Ranch when she kicked out Murray the Mountie.
The way she was running, we thought there might be a bounty.
She has a wildly weird wonderful reputation here in Kickapoo County.
Form: Monorhyme


Rap Music

Rapping music is a crack
In my behind where the wind blows
Country is all I know
Rock makes me want to hit my toes
Easylisten is where my mind lets loose
Rap makes me break wind like a goose
Music is for the soul to relax
After rap my body is like a shaking shack


By Curtis Ray Murray
Form: ABC

Premium Member Murray

Written by Gail DeBole on May 18, 2009


There once was a fella named Murray
Who lived his life in a flurry.
When the grim reaper stopped by
Murry refused to die
Saying, "I have a 
Meeting at 10:30."

Note: Illustrated in Coloring within the Limericks available on Amazon.com and other retail websites.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Goody Goody Gumdrops

Goody Goody Gum drops,
It was an expression of delight
When children saw this treat
Their eyes lit up like stars at night
The inventor Murray Taylor
Concocted this ice cream treat
That was bubble gum flavoured ice cream
Filled with gum drops. What a treat.
Over the years, Goody Gumdrops lost its favour,
But the expression Goody Goody Gumdrops
It is an adage of delight for us all to still savour.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member By the Murray River

By the Murray
is far from
By the lake

The Murray
has its own sound
as it meanders
across gravel runs
billabongs
bends galore

tonight will be cold
so the fire is prepped
7 sheets of crumpled 
newspaper, splinters of pine
dry eucalyptus leaves
twigs and small branched
neatly piled

the cod are rising
at dusk
gently taking insects
from the surface

By the lake
would be 
no sound
at all
© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.

That Slave Name

I hate my name,
I didn't choose it,
it may have meant something in the past,
until they abused it.

I hate the way it looks,
and the way it sounds,
every time I hear my name,
my head drops to the ground.

I hate the way it makes me feel,
so much anger inside,
Murray was the slave,
guess what that slave died!!!

I call myself Muzz,
this is me,
I've rid myself of that slave name,
for my own sanity.

M.Mahauariki © 2012
Form: Bio

Premium Member Andy Murray Reigns Supreme

Remember the 7th of July
2013 is the year
the hero of Scotland
was in his top gear

Tennis is his ace game
Wimbledon was his target
the final test was at hand
Novak Djokovic was all set

But Mr Murray raised his game
overcoming all that came his way
his opponent fought very hard
but Andy boy won the day

Now Scotland have a king
what a racket he does bring
in our eyes we have a gleam
arise Andy Murray supreme

poetgord@2013
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Dreaded Disease, Why Take a Chance

Alcoholism
In almost every family
Causes homes to break up
Causes children to worry, 

Alcoholism
It will not happen to me
But sometimes it does
And it does it in a hurry

Alcoholism
The dreaded disease
Affects the whole family
And it does so in a fury

Alcoholism
Takes your body and mind
It has not killed you yet,
But it got your Uncle Murray

Alcoholism
Why take a chance?
Why take that first drink?
Your goals you want to bury?

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