Short Playtime Poems

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


Premium Member Playtime

She had lots of fun
Hot dates in the sun
Her body was willing to share.
Defeated by time
And squeezed like a lime
For comfort she plays solitaire.
fun
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Afternoon nap, anyone?

We've had lunch, it's playtime.
Grandpa's invite to share his favorite game.
See who starts snoring first.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 1st place 2026
Form: Other

Life's Miss Teri

Miss Teri rolled in the clover
With neighbours Neil Down and Ben Dover
She loved to rehearse
Playing Doctor and nurse
When done she would simply start over.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Good Old Days At Play

FORTIES PLAYTIME

Hopscotch
with whip and top
or marbles and five stones-
pastimes lost now in memory's
chasm.

Copyright © Brian Strand | Year Posted 2007
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Tea Time


Lee’s very excited today.
Mom’s helping with her tea party.
Now that Lee’s dollies are in place,
Oatmeal cookies and tea are served.
Playtime at the park will follow.
Form: ABC


Premium Member Wind Chime

Summertime
Wind chime
Patiently waiting
For a nudge
Swaying in the breeze
Musical enchantment
Delightfully
Announcing
Sublime
Playtime



AP: Honorable Mention 2021

Premium Member POOHSTICKS

POOHSTICKS I am a british bulldog a junior jumping jack, who loves my  toe-tic-tac. I pitch pennies against the wall, but love playtime poohsticks best of all.
Form: Rhyme

Playtime’s Over

I am but a child, 
Sitting in a 
Garden,
Eating the dirt. 

I told
The fairies what
You did
And how you
Hurt me. 

I hope that
In another life,
You are an ant
And I am a child
With a 
Magnifying glass.

Premium Member Forties Child

Freezing slides on sheets of ice
Balaclavsa snug;
Finger mitts,snow-balling bold,
Playtime in the cold.
Satchels,desks with lift-up lids,
Pen nibs and inkwells;
Five-stones,conkers in the yard,
Before the lesson bell
Form: Rhyme

Figurines

Christmas day. Receiving a Darth Vader remote controlled toy.
I had it for only 24 hours. Last time I saw it.
Where did you go, Darth? Back to chasing Luke Skywalker?
Oh well, got a good 15 minutes of playtime with you.
I've been called Yoda.
Form:

Skinned Knees and Darned Socks

Skinned knees and darned socks
Hand me down clothes the lot
Playtime under the sun
Backyard cricket when the day is done

No need to be the best
Just join in with the rest
Go to bed dog tired
60s Summer time as we desired.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Clouds of Ddt

Playing to clouds of DDT
the children ran screaming into it -
hurried playtime in the mist...

Ten minutes of forbidden fog,
forgetting that it was forbidden...
Glorious, thickened, smoky smog.





10/4/15

Poetry Contest  - Alliteration - Old or New
Sponsor - Joseph May
© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Actors Upon a Stage

That's what Children are,
Actors upon a stage
Sometimes, behaving as
if they've been let out of
a cage
Periodically, experiencing
fits of rage
As they, in their Playtime,
do engage
Having the tendency to act
a bit beyond their age
Until they turn in a chapter
of LIFE, to another page

We Offer Our Blessings of Love

Our Heavenly Father graced of
Playtime
To remind
Despite our past sins
We are precious to him
We are always able to conquer
For he is our Mentor
As our Lord did select
Our Lord as our Architect
I always believed in you
We always rose within your values
Kept well mannered
I looked up to my Elders

Premium Member Childhood Memories

FORTIES CHILD

Freezing slides
     on sheets of ice
Balaclavsa snug
Finger mitts
     snow-balling bold,
Playtime in the cold.

Satchels,desks 
       with lift-up lids
Pen nibs 
       & inkwells
Five-stones conkers 
               in the yard
before
      the lesson bell

repost from 2007
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Trace of Sunday's Joy

Daylight wakes in grace to embrace  Sunday’s rest

And warms a hearth’s nest its trace of joy , mid-air:

Lively the fond chime, mime, where playtime brings zest

Till evening’s affair ...ends with kin's deep prayer.



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Sponsored by Juli-Michelle    8/14/2017
Form: Rhyme

Playtime

It's the best part of being a kid,
creating worlds at whim, blasting
bad guys away, saving the world
for Mom, Dad, Nana and Pop-Pop.

When we grow up, we can't play,
though we try to, with sex, drugs,
booze or fast cars-- but playtime?
The closest we can get to it is in
our dreams. Perhaps that is what 
dreams are: remnants of childhood.

Playtime

It's a lovely day to go out and play,
But before you do, take time to pray.
Give thanks to God, for His creation,
Give thanks to Him, for your elation.

This world is here for you to enjoy,
It's by God's design, not satans ploy.
Enjoy His sun, play, and have your fun.
It's His gift for today, please, pray then play.

© Dave Timperley2012
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Silhouette 14, Playtime

SILHOUETTE (14/23) — PLAYTIME


Play prompts ploy
Surreal senses sway;
Craze configures

~~~~~

Here I dance
With each bright chance
In dreamy trance
As sense takes flight
In the clear light

Here I sigh
With happy highs
That cry and ply
For now fits here
In presence dear

~~~~~~~~~



Leon Enriquez
08 January 2021
Singapore

The Playground

The Playground (Haiku)

The rope tied tighter,
The swing is swinging so high,
Thy playground is fun.

Each child takes a turn,
Playing in the kids playground, 
Joy on their faces.

Tether ball, sandbox,
Many children love playtime,
All kids love playgrounds.

Monkey bars are fun,
One hand back to front swinging,
Each swinging child smiles.
Form: Haiku

Period

Playtime at school everyone knows is called a  play period.
Every time I do something bad my mum says “it’s only a period”.
Relaxation time between sports is my best rest period.
I use full stops at sentence ends, I’ve learnt that’s also a period.
Oh I didn’t realise the importance of each period!
Do you think it will be long before I’m allowed a lengthy period?
Form: Acrostic

Playtime

Wake up from your sleep
Its about time we reap
The happiness of the moment
Going on and on like a current

Lets go out in the sun
Its time we take a run
The rain will soon drizzle
Everything will soon frizzle

Today its so bright
Hold my hand tight
Imagine we can fly
Up and Up so high

As the clock ticks ten
Lets go into the den
I know as time slides
The pain will subside!
© Seema Ali  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Little Shelves in Quiet Minds

Little shelves in quiet minds 
Hold unimagined worlds. 
Night-time spurs their playtime jaunts.
By dawn, a tale reshelves. 

At times, these tales may reappear 
To flirt with daytime ponder. 
If thoughts of ponder dare to shift, 
A soul may act on a wonder. 

And Fortune, guide a happy soul, 
Who wears the wonder born 
Of ponderings from shelf-life jaunts. 
They’re rare as a unicorn.
© Jo Hanson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Vanishing Childhood

Playtime ceased
laughter no more
memory and loss

Imagination fleeting
smiles and tender joy
leaping and running

Seeking and hiding
bonds mend and spirits fly
taking care with merriment

Under a charmed spell
precocious and undaunted
unconcerned with the hours

A blink of dark eyes
gone in an instant
ripped through grasps

Echoes in time
wrought with tears
and forgotten events

Premium Member Playtime At the Soup!

where I play
its safe to say

my friends they really care!

I try new forms
reveal my storms

they catch me when I err!

don't want to gush!
words turn to mush!

I even stretch despair!

when games get tough
I mean really rough

they hold me with their cheer!

their love allows
my muse to rouse

and cast out any fear!

as you can see
I quite agree!

I like to play right here!
Form: Limerick

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