Short Nursery Poems

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


Premium Member Tea Pots

Steaming tea pots help a lot
When troubles come your way
Simply pour a cup
Rest and look up
Giving your troubles away
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Cheesy Fries Hot

Cheesy fries hot
Cheesy fries cold
Some like them hot
Some like them cold
Cheesy fries in the fridge
Nine months old

Premium Member Snory Cory

there was a boy named Cory
one night he claimed great glory
	his moniker came
	he arose to fame
his snoring laudatory
Form: Limerick

21st Century Nursery Rhymes 157

Three wise men of Gotham
Went to sea in a bowl:
Their wisdom was a misconception
They died and that’s natural selection
Form:

Premium Member Monkeys

You shouldn't poke at monkeys
	unless you're a dummkopf
Who gets precisely what's deserved --
	your fingers bitten off.
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Pelican Bay

Pelican Bay


My rookery home

                Nursery rocks     oil covered

Parents               dressed in black
Form: Senryu

Pinch'In Nickels

Pinching nickels for the cause
of selling bottles for the law
Deposits money into kids
and makes them candy for the awws
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Mother Goose, NYC Edition

For fame, young Zackery thought:
a train hop TikTok shot!
He struck his head
and wound up dead.
Now, damages are sought.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

21st Century Nursery Rhymes # 145

See a pin, pick it up,
And all day long you'll have good luck.

See a pin, pick it up,
And all day long you'll have a pin
Form:

Premium Member Catnaps Nursery Rhyme

Tom is happy to see
The hog of a dog napping
The sign says beware
Feline’s do not care
Throwing rocks at that dog laughing
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wilpower

Willpower is hard to brake, so do not be a fake, do not jump in the lake
but have a piece of cake and you have to stay awake.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Warped Wrhymes 1

Jack and Jill
Went up the hill
And there she broke her water

She laid down
Upon the ground
And bore them both a daughter
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fiddledy Dee

Hey fiddledy dee
A sailor’s life for me

Hey fiddledy aye
We sail at break of day

Hey fiddledy dum
Our trip is all done
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Word of the Day March 11, 2021

tutelary
 
adjective TOO-tuh-lair-ee

1 : having the guardianship of a person or a thing

2 : of or relating to a guardian
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member The Cat Nursery Rhyme

Cat cat wear your cap, Cat cat go catch a rat. Cat cat paws to tap, Cat cat can you rap? Cat cat now take your nap.

Nursery Rhymes

A nursery rhyme’s never been writ
That I couldn’t read into it
A whole nother story
Maybe sexy or gory
That I could expand on a bit
Form: Limerick

21st Century Nursery Rhymes 202

Mary, Mary quite contrary
This is what I want to know
With an Adams apple
And the razors dapple
Are you really a girl, yes or no?
Form:

Premium Member Little Dieter

Little Dieter, pork pie eater,
Had a sow and couldn't feed her,
Ground her up with sweet potatoes
Eats the pies all night and dayo.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Billy and Hilly

Slick little Billy Willy
Smirked at Silly Hilly
Thinking they’d have fun
When the school days done
Playing house at Auntie Milly’s
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member School

It’s paining, it’s boring
The children are all snoring
They got out of bed
To school they did head
The teaching they find abhorring
Form: Rhyme

TALKING TO PINOCCHIO

Pinocchio why do you
Continue to lie all the time
Knowing that when you do
Your nose just grows and grows
Until it gets cut off
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

Memorial Day

A vampire known as Good Prince Harry
Set his fangs on the Virgin Mary
He took one bite
And saw the light
Combusting in the cemetery
Form: Limerick

Premium Member They Matched Wits

Mother Goose met Dr. Zeuss
  They circled each other for a while
Mrs. Goose lunged for his caboose
  He tickled her wit, then smiled

21st Century Nursery Rhymes 171

Lizzie Borden took an axe, 
And killed the man from the income tax
When she saw what she had done, 
She went off to kill another one
Form:

21st Century Nursery Rhymes # 112

It's raining; it's pouring. 
The old man is snoring. 
We should have changed but instead, 
We didn’t and we’ll all be dead by morning
Form:

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