Short Plucker Poems
Short Plucker Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Plucker by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Plucker by length and keyword.
A little boy named Nathan Tucker.
Grew up being a nose hair plucker.
He pulled em' till he sneazed.
He did just as he pleased.
Until the day he lost his pucker.
Categories:
plucker, emo,
Form:
Limerick
Thorns surround the flower to protect its charm and beauty
From the plucker's hands to ensure its safety and security,
The black plucker breaks rules being careful of self harm
And gets ready to foul and harm the flower falling in doom.
Categories:
plucker, hurt, loss,
Form:
Couplet
A blanket of white
Fell in the night
My garden of flowers
Was nowhere in sight
I walked it afoot
I searched with my eyes
All blooms seemed lost
And covered with ice
But then I spotted
The most beautiful rose
Covered in crystal
That nature had froze
A delicate marvel
Unique in its shape
Frozen in time
No plucker to take
Categories:
plucker, flower,
Form:
Carpe Diem
Egg thief
hatcher
snatcher
Hormones added
perky
turkey
Low T
rooster
booster
No eggs
layer
prayer
Pagan
Wiccan
chicken
OSHA injury
plucker
struck her
Power outage
broiler
spoiler
Sweet tooth
cobbler
gobbler
Terrorist
tickin'
chicken
Unfaithful
poultry
'dultery
H/T to Chicken Footles by Andrea Dietrich
Categories:
plucker, bird, silly,
Form:
Footle
A turkey was being plucked and it hurt
He was in pain and his fowl words were curt
He pecked at the plucker
Said “sing for your supper”
And then ran for his life overexert.
Now the turkey's in the altogether
He is feeling lighter than a feather
He's thankful to be here
And for losing his gear
All he is wanting now is fine weather.
Categories:
plucker, humorous, thanksgiving,
Form:
Limerick
Ryan Ran Away
Ryan romped, stomped and galloped away;
Did swing and sway returning another day;
Wisconsin cheese;
Should say please,
And with his absent mind still tries to play.
Jim Horn
He had modest mother who was a plucker;
Someone with stick of sucker had stuck her;
Broke yoke;
And no joke;
Chicken not steak then we would chuck her.
Jim Horn
Categories:
plucker, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Old feathers
ancient eyes
new lips
romantic face
handsome heart,
your dry sorrow
his healing palms,
large love
kisses of cream
rose pocket
deep touch
passionate pull,
He comes for your heart...
a soul plucker
hunts light
stalks beauty
cries caress
blood beast
prays mutely,
song stays
weaponized wisdom
sensitive wrong
God groans -
J.A.B.
Categories:
plucker, angel, beautiful, desire, love, lust,
Form:
Free verse
On a recent trip I was gone
but not for long
to Eastern Oregon
where I saw my first chukar
(a partridge-like bird pronounced 'chucker')
which in time
compelled me to analyse
and revise
an old and pleasant pheasant rhyme
give it the feathery touch
and in the end
regale my Oregonian friends
with a resounding recital
of...
'I'm not a chukar plucker
I'm a chukar plucker's son
and I'm only plucking chukars
'til the chukar plucker comes'
Categories:
plucker, bird, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme