Short Oldsters Poems
Short Oldsters Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Oldsters by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Oldsters by length and keyword.
Everybody has these dangly things
On some, you surely could swing
Oldsters have more
Disneyland for sure
On the roller coaster you try hard to cling
Categories:
oldsters, humor,
Form:
Limerick
fly high
above the trees
over the houses
observe people
wave to them
yell “hi”
Do not scare the toddlers
But have fun
and try to frighten some oldsters
They like it
Categories:
oldsters, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Free verse
Everybody has these dangly things
On some, methinks you surely could swing
Oldsters have more
At Disneyland for sure
On the roller coaster, to their danglies you could cling
© Jack Ellison 2015
Categories:
oldsters, fun,
Form:
Limerick
Village Inn
a go-to restaurant for oldsters
old old old old old people
the parking lot is full of walkers and canes
they are hobbling in the speed of clogged ketchup
at seventy-two, I feel like a baby chick next to them
Categories:
oldsters, age,
Form:
Free verse
So it's back to the days when I was a wee one
Bought a three wheel bike for oldsters, what fun
Now don't you guys laugh
When they write my epitaph
It'll say, “This old geezer was not to be outdone”
© Jack Ellison 2015
Categories:
oldsters, pride,
Form:
Limerick
Few oldsters or broken-sters travel in their wheelchairs in style.
Mrs. Graffitin is an exception, her uniqueness makes all of us smile.
Her foot was gnawed off sixty years ago by a blubbering crocodile.
She is a wheelchair designer, and her wheelchair is always in style.
Categories:
oldsters, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Monorhyme
Many of we oldsters have already received the covid19 vaccination.
Soon all who want it will receive the shot in states across the nation.
Yet, TV news keeps needlin' us showin' 12 inch needles pokin' the shoulder joint!
You would think by now that we should've all received the "point"!
Categories:
oldsters, health, humorous,
Form:
Couplet
frosty twinkly ice castle
gleaming in the north park
dazzlingly sparkly
freshly created
effervescent and admirable
visited by those who love frozen things,
enticing children
delighting oldsters
designed by artisans
reviving childhood memories
today freshly iced
a confection of beauty
giving new meaning to frost
Categories:
oldsters, winter,
Form:
Imagism
Main Street had a classic pool hall,
Hustlers, chisellers, and those who like to fool all,
Second-hand stores along the way,
And the old Helen's Grill greasy spoon café.
Now, Main Street's no longer the same;
Developers and yuppies have changed the game.
They say it’s all for common good,
But the oldsters miss their good old neighbourhood.
Categories:
oldsters, change,
Form:
Couplet
pink hair ribbons
pasted on baby’s bald head
flashy pretend girly
replaced by red ribbons
prancing up and down in five-year-old’s locks
at Christmas program, delighting oldsters
ribbons of white
displays of chastity
on bridal ground, next to pearls and roses
satin ribbon pleats in grandma’s coffin
she looks tiny and pretty
with her girly bald head
Categories:
oldsters, woman, women,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Let’s go see the quilt maker my aunt suggested.
The quilter was an old woman.
I did not like oldsters, but I was polite about it.
The quilt maker had a lively sense of humor.
She and I became friends.
Later, good friends.
And now best friends.
I learned that oldsters are not all the same.
She taught me this in all the right ways.
I am now learning how to make a quilt too.
Categories:
oldsters, age,
Form:
Free verse
No matter how many you’ve had
your birthdays shouldn’t make you sad.
You are free to wear unmatched plaid
and not tolerate fools.
For oldsters not a thing’s forbad.
You’re allowed to break rules.
Don’t worry about growing old.
It is your turn now to be bold.
Be proud of the years you’ve been doled.
It is time to have fun.
Don’t listen to what you’ve been told.
Golden Years have begun.
Won no. 5
Categories:
oldsters, people
Form:
Verse
The leaf shower was scheduled to begin at noon.
We ran outside and began the Come Down Dance.
The oldsters came out to their porches, none too soon.
The leaves began to drop, as the squirrels prance.
How did you know? Someone asked who did not know.
This happens every year, I informed him with a glance.
Took his hand and made him frolic until he yelled “whoa!”
Some people do not understand the Come Down Dance.
Categories:
oldsters, autumn, september,
Form:
Rhyme
I want to be an ornament when I grow up the mouse said.
Did he want to be on the side of green or red?
Holly voted for green Santa wanted him on his team.
The relatives laughed; grandma said that would be a pipe dream.
What if I just hung out in the tree and did not take sides at all?
He hung out happily in a Christmas tree shopping mall.
The youngster was wise, the oldsters in the family said.
For not choosing green and not choosing red.
Categories:
oldsters, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th
Form:
Rhyme
We are surrounded said the young whipping boy. There was terror in his voice.
“We are going to DIE!” he screamed.
The more mature crew members knew better.
They had been surrounded before, many times.
They kept their cool.
Just for fun the Captain shouted, “WE’RE GOING TO DIE!”
A first mate pushed the whipping boy into the water.
The crocodiles got him quickly.
This set the oldsters up for a laughing contest.
They began to advertise for their next whipping boy too.
Categories:
oldsters, 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th
Form:
Free verse