Short Pinocchio Poems

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


Self Portrait

"Self Portrait"


My Picasso pro
Boscis only
Knows

Pinocchio 
Lighthearted
Lies laying in cubis

Tic
Isms
Of truth
art


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

Premium Member Pinocchio

DONALD 
HAS A VERY BIG PET
AN ORANGE HEADED WOODPECKER 
WHO HE HAS NAMED PINOCCHIO
IS THAT JUST ANOTHER LIE
OR THE REASON FOR SO MANY

Premium Member Call Me Pinocchio

Call me Pinocchio, if you will.  
Going to school gives me no thrill,
and my worst enemy, 
a cricket named Jiminy,
I'm about ready to kill.
Form: Rhyme

Holly Would

Pinocchio needed a screw
But had not one clue what to do
So he prayed to God
And found it most odd
That his prayer was answered with glue. . .
Form: Limerick


Pinocchio

Pinocchio’s wife had it good
She’d thank lucky stars if she could
For you see in the change
The Blue Fairy arranged
To leave the guy plenty of wood
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Perky Pink Python Plays a Piccolo

Perky pink python plays a piccolo
Perforated opossum practicing as pro
Pretty prancing porcupine poke Pinocchio
Pronunciation phrases performed in pleasing prose.

Premium Member As the Nose Grows

The puppet boy Pinocchio achooed
for he had a nose that grew and grew.
His cat Figaro scratched its back on that nose 
and Geppetto used the schnozz to hang his hose!
Form: Clerihew

A Puppets Pet

Here's a story you might not have heard
About a puppet that owns his own bird
This is quite the brain wrecker
Pinocchio has a woodpecker
To me that just seems too obsurd!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Boy Who Couldn'T Chew

There once was a boy who could not chew
Yet he especially savored beef stew
  He’d just bite and swallow
  As taste buds lay fallow
Smell’s as good as taste ~ Pinocchio knew
Form: Limerick

I Fear That Pinocchio -

Confessed to creator Geppetto
"Got a fetish, I think you should know
Often I fiddle
‘Round with my middle
Take a look-see how THAT baby grows!"

Sumitted for: Roy Jerden's contest
Form: Limerick

Who Could Not Tell a Lie

what carpenter's eyes
does not love
his fields of wood
to craft his
sweet passion
made a 
little wooden boy 
named Pinocchio
who could not tell a lie
the
boy made of wood

Premium Member Pinocchio

Disney's Pinocchio comes to mind When Donald Trump's nose is really defined Totaling 1,543 lies Obviously wins first prize This is the U.S. Prez, we must remind
Form: Limerick

Polythene Pam

Pinocchio Pam
You are our hope
She so very good looking
She looks just like a man

She got in the photo
On acid was she
Exclaimed with surprise
When the flash went off in her eyes

For the Fourth

A signorina on the game
Met a chap whose pecker went lame
Pinocchio knew
What she should do
And Roman Candles rose to fame


(as did "Liar!  Liar!
Pants on fire!")
Form: Limerick

A Mother's Day Memory

Made me love the word of mind
On Moby Dick and Pinocchio time.
Tripping to a Radio City line.
Her hand at the fair I find.
Easing the stress of yet-to-be.
Resting, now, in the Earth, the sea.
© Tom Arnone  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Serenity the Silly

Serenity the Silly usually embroidered the truth
She exaggerates all the time said her great Aunt Ruth
Every tale she tells is brilliantly magnified
If she were Pinocchio, she would have to hide.
Form: Rhyme

Potential Pinocchio Who Is a Pest

Potential Pinocchio Who Is A Pest

When people may be potential Pinocchio's,
Lately have they looked at their long nose,
Face extended;
With blended,
And we should suppose grows and grows.

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

Premium Member 100 Plus 56

he holds out that he’s a genius
with an IQ he says of 100 plus 56
and  a johnson of 26
of which he get his licks

so
in a reality show 
it’s probably made of wood 
and by script he thinks he’s Pinocchio

Premium Member Frog Tells It Like It Is

Pinocchio was sitting on the water lilies wondering what to do
He had lied to so many people, and I mean quite a few…..
a frog came by and pushed him off and he fell on his rear
Get out of here, said the frog, we do not like liars here
Form: Rhyme

Pinocchio's Pet

Some things may seem very strange
As bizarre as they can get
For example have you heard,
Of a puppet owning a pet?

When I was told, Pinocchio
Had a Woodpecker, I was upset
Him owning a bird seemed absurd
What else could it be but his pet?
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Murphy's Awl

Like Adam in the Garden
Before he’d lost his rib…
Pinocchio in springtime
Who yet had learned to fib…
Perfection’s just a symptom
Of dreams we wish would be.
What can go wrong is costly.
What goes right is never free.
Keep calm and return fire.
You know the rdill.
Form: Burlesque

Premium Member An Ode to My Nose

Oh nose, you hold the prime place on my face. Your length makes me so sensitive to smell. Every scent, I am the first to trace. With Pinocchio nose, I look a sight But am grateful as you sustain my breath If you go on strike, think of my plight!
Form: Ode

Pinocchio's Proposal

Pinocchio found a girl
She put his heart in a whirl
He met her near a wishing well
His love of her he must tell
The trouble was she wasn't real
He could relate to her ordeal
She was carved, as was he
He blurted "Wood you marry me?"
But deaf and mute, blind as a bat
She answered not, and that was that
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member They Wished On a Star

Donald and Joe
  Ronnie and Jimmy

Harry and George
  Richard 'n Cal 'n Barack

JFK, LBJ and TR
  Like Pinocchio, they wished on a star

All made promises they didn't keep
  All made us laugh, cry and say bleep ~

Remember, please, that the office of President
  does not provide halos for its residents
Form: Couplet

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