Short Prince Charles Poems

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


Kiwi's Wee-Wee

Beholding a stark-naked Kiwi Prince Charles was bewildered: "What see we?” His butler replied, all blushed and wide-eyed: “Your highness, a Maori… wee-wee."
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Fallen On Hard Times

Meghan Markle's 
  lost her sparkle
While Prince Harry
  seems more wary

Old Prince Charles'
  star has faded
And Princess Anne
  looks quite jaded

The Royal Family
  no more a fascination
Corona virus ~
  our new pre-occupation
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member R I P Queen Elizabeth the Second

served her people well seventy years on the throne now gone to her rest
Written 8th September 2022
R. I. P Queen Elizabeth who passed away this afternoon at Balmoral in Scotland. Prince Charles will now become King Charles the 3rd of England
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Cat and the Queen

Pussy cat, we know, went to see the Queen,
But was not let in as he was not clean,
Quietly he scaled palace walls,
Through a window and met Prince Charles!
Now we all know where Pussy cat had been!

Completely your choice (8) any form any theme
Honourable mention
Sponsor Brian Strand 
Written 13/08/2020
10,10,8,8,10 syllables
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Happy Birthday Prince Charles

There will be many celebrating today
for it is Prince Charles special day

Champagne glasses brimming to the rim
one thing certain eyes will start to dim

Banquets and feasts a plenty
dishes  price set at twenty

All the nobles of the land
on bended knees in the sand

Royalists world over raise a glass
those against royalty take a pass

What ever your stance
have a swirl in dance

For me I say have a great day
and at the end maybe even a lay
Form: Couplet


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