Short Pajamas Poems

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


Premium Member A Pair of Cat's Pajamas

Those pajamas would look good on her
he thought as he began to purr.
That cool cat would then declare,
"I'll buy me a pair."
Form: Epigram


The Ape Climbed Up the Drapes

The Ape climbed up the drapes
 just to get to the juicy grapes!
The Ape filled up his pajamas
with very sweet creamy bananas !
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Same Difference

Colour is color 
Favour now favor

Pyjamas is pajamas
Neighbours now neighbors

But a kiss is still a kiss
Affection from a distance
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member matching Christmas pajamas

christmas pajamas
everyone in fleece footies
picture memories

feeling silly now
do it for your grandparents
thrilled with it later
Form: Senryu

Senryu Retire In Comfort

retirement...
                                            final living expense...
                                            more pajamas
Form: Senryu


Premium Member needing my mommy

hello kitty pajamas
fuzzy pink footies
hot tea with honey
Vicks vapor rub
wheezing breath
walking pneumonia
I need my mommy to tuck me in

Wife No 5

After Amal-Ahmed-al-Sadah 
took a bullet meant for Sheik Osama’s 
head; said wife number five: 
“He’s gotta stay alive 
to watch TV in his pajamas.”
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

0506

Woke up was forgotten in the tower of human fangs. 
I also forgot to shot a personality in pajamas. 
Cut the tusks of personality, after did nothing.
© Zenn Zenn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member The Cat's Polka-Dot Pajamas

My cat, Chester, stopped mid-purr,  
donning plush polka-dot fur.
'Twas then that he upspoke, 
"Let's have ourselves a toke". 
The rest is just a blur.
Form: Rhyme

Slow Down

Slow down and remain
eight years old and all squirmy
footie pajamas and dolls

glitter on tables
tea parties and teddy bears
and you weren't always busy.
© Uncle Bob  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member Blame it on the Full Moon

Weird day-what can I say?
How many times can I mess up?
Can I start over, or just fast forward?
Is 8pm too early to put on my pajamas
and call the day over?

Premium Member thats an act

pajamas in the dollar store
not on a mannequin
on me
the joy of being seventy-two
and knowing how to act senile
my husband who can read my mind asks, “that’s an act?”
age

Premium Member The Cat's Pajamas

From the vantage point where I sit,
the cat's pajamas are a difficult fit.
I'm not one of those 
who thinks a cat should wear clothes -
and I don't mind saying it one bit.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member retirement requires no dressing

used to wear heels
dressing with fancy jewelry
not any more

all about comfort
pajamas and nightgowns
barefooted too

retirement
unhurried and unstressed
free to be me
Form: Senryu

PopopopipipipoopooPang

Pernicious Peckle Damien Damien Peckle
Pirticular Poniforo Puddley’s Pagliacci Prison
Puppet Popping Pudner Puggificator
Puta Pun Poppy Performing Pinko Pajamas
Patent Pending

Virtual Relationships

Don’t hook up with a ‘girl’ from a chat room
Might have five children and even grandchildren…
Wearing long beard and smoke-filled pajamas
Cussing like sailor and farting like donkey.
Form: Concrete

Premium Member Pink Puppy

pretty pink puppy
painting paisley pajamas
prancing playfully
Date Written:2/26/2023
"2 Place"
Form: Haiku

Premium Member what do they wear to breakfast

in skimpy short shorts
she marches into breakfast
no eyes go up

I had forgotten
the immodesty of youth
for two seconds

it’s a public place
another wears pajamas
and bedroom slippers

Premium Member a smelly muddy matched set

the dog is muddier than I feel
we are both grimy
gritty
ridiculously filthy
the dog and I
He’s been mudding
I am super casual
in my pajamas for the sixth day
we are a smelly matched set
dog

Premium Member Christmas Morning

He
Could not
Wait until
Morning sunshine
Barefoot and in his pajamas, ruffled 
Hair, eyes shining brilliantly, laid before
Unwrapped train set
Under the
Christmas
Tree.


11/29/2020
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tetractys

Premium Member still in my pajamas

You are still in your pajamas he arrogantly said
You bet your cheeks I am I replied to Old Fred.
This is day six for these bad boys, never say die.
I love being retired and this is a big reason why.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Granny's Pajamas

When I heard about Granny's pajamas
  Honest, I started to cry

Yet when I saw her flaunt them
  I understood why ~
There's more to Granny than meets the eye


    
    -- An Admirer, April 16, 2021
Form: Rhyme

8 a M

8 am – 
still in pajamas, drinking coffee – 
first cup – hair a mess – 
bones stiff, but nothing 
like they will be.
I used to wonder why 
my elders seemed so sure 
everything was getting worse.

2004 Fall

Premium Member At Home At Starbucks

elastic waistband
society norms dead
wearing pajamas at Starbucks
no one stares
or cares
that I brought my own blanket too
as it is sometimes cold in here
a big change from home where
I will go to nap in an hour

Premium Member Goldfish Dream Maker

Goldfish dream maker in her red pajamas with footsies
Is traveling the sky route with the wiggly jiggly gootsies
We don’t bother to give her a wave, for she is so busy.
If I had to follow her lead, I would be incredibly dizzy.
Form: Rhyme

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