Short My Hero Poems

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


My Husband My Hero

H umble
U nusal
S exy
B ashful
A ctive
N ice
D elightful
Teresa Skyles

Entered in Crystal Wilkins"MY HERO"contest
Form: Acrostic


Jock

Jocks real name was John
Obstacles, many he overcame
Complaining zero, he was my hero
Kinship with Scotland never strayed
© Markus Jay  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Name

My Expression For You

Your the one that came trough for me when i needed your help.
You held my hand and took me in and thats for now you are my hero.

Medal of Honor

The army awarded my son a medal.
"Extraordinary heroism," they said.
They handed it to me and not to him;
My hero-son is dead.
© Lee Krug  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member my hero

My powder horn I'll be tootin
I'll git next door and start shootin
Now killins a fad
And copyin Vlad
Makes me a menace like Putin
Form: Limerick


Premium Member My Hero

You once were the very hero
I needed when I as a lonely child.
You and I dreamed so wild,
Always just us two planning for tomorrow.
Form: Quatrain

My Hero Is My Own Heart

My hero is my own heart
Resilient and brave
It remains whole after it has been shattered
This blood is glue
To piece me back together
Form:

My Hero

your more than afriend
say this from in
my life began
by watch you
and what you do
and i love you too
no longer
am i zero
your 
MY HERO
Form:

Premium Member I Felt Elated

Hitchhiking to Halifax,
 
a friend offered to go with me.

I felt elated; he was my hero!

Then he robed me,

and it hurt like a punch in the gut!

Premium Member My Hero Husband

He is the best mate for me of course
Pitching in and doing extra
Always taking care of me
Driving me to work now
While I conserve strength
He's my hero
My husband
Soulmate
Friend
Form: Nonet

Angel I Knew

Some night I lay awake thinking of you
It’s a painful reminder that you were my glue
You was what held me together
You were my hero too
And just like that 
You were an angel that I knew
Form:

My Hero Is Dead

My hero is dead
Or gone forever
My hero
Won't ever
Look me in the eyes
Ever again
My hero
Is dead
My hero's heart
Will not beat
For me
Never run with mine agaib
Because 
Painfully
My hero is dead
Form:

Premium Member Burns

Sun, glorious sun, I worship you dear friend My hero, my joy, to the heavens I'd ascend Though it's hot up there Goggles I'll wear It'll hurt for a while but burns always mend
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My British Friends

Many Brits are good friends of mine A Benny Hill thing, ten times out of nine My hero all the way through Went to the same silly school When censors sleep, my naughtiness shines
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Thought I'D Be Decripit

When I was a young man many years ago Thought if I reached eighty I'd be decrepit and slow Now that I'm here Nothing to fear Everything's working fine 'cept for my hero down below
Form: Limerick

My Idol

Ronnie Radke
sure hes not the nicest
but hes good at what he does
i learned all his songs
even the ones craig stole

how i wish i was as famous (or infamous)
as my idol, and my hero
We love you ronnie

For My Wife

My wife is such a hero,
It’s plain for all to see,
I’d say she needs a medal
For putting up with me.

Seriously, my wife is my hero for all the obstacles she’s overcome in her life
For janette’s contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Longneck Cassidy

Longneck Cassidy, my hero from the fifties A giraffe so charming his talent quite nifty Picking apples was a breeze Lower branches on his knees Remembering him makes my eyes go all misty
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Washy Wishy

Longneck Cassidy, my hero from the fifties A giraffe so charming his talent quite nifty Picking apples was a breeze Lower branches on his knees Remembering him makes my eyes go washy wishy
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Wee Jog This Morning

Woke up early this morning to go for a wee jog Got as far as “still laying there” my head in a fog Yelled wake up my hero Yelled back “eat minnows” This conversation with me was a futile monolog
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Covers My Hero

With an apple a day my cheeks are still flabby Doesn't delay the inevitable, my bod still gets shabby Belly covers my hero Like wearing a pillow Still, remember the building of Westminster Abbey
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Hero

and then it dawned on me, he was an angel placed on my path.



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Submitted for contest MONOKU 3: FIRE, EARTH, WATER AND AIR sponsored by SILENT ONE - December 29, 2017  -  RANKED 2ND
Form: Monoku

The Last Word

Steaming fire and ice      
Glomming armour and vice
A royal defence force
A charging horse

He’s sire
Knighted Sir.
A messiah
My hero

A skilled warlord
Conqueror of worlds
His regal sword
The last word
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mom, My Hero

Mom, what a hero Never ever a zero When I was a child She cared for us kids and smiled She’s just my superhero
Russell Sivey Entrant into Janette Fisher's "Holding out for a Hero" contest 4/13/2012
Form: Rhyme

Split

You shot me in the heart
and you don't miss its beat
nothing is as simple
as you want to believe...
numbed from head to toe
no one knows what you think
you, my hero and my villain
my life forever in half split.

Jessica
Form: Rhyme

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