Short Puberty Poems

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


Premium Member Hot for Teacher

Johnny was quite a leader
And best pet of the teacher
Puberty hit him so fast
At the head of the class
His little Willy stood up, second feature
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Growing Pains

His puberty I damn well knew it

I'm told to help my brother through it

It's a difficult task

But I still have to ask

Can't you get someone else to do it?
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Count Those Sheep

Young Theodore loved nothing more than sleep
Never once had he ever counted sheep
  But when he hit puberty
  He got excited, you see
Fell for a stripper named 'Little-Bo-Peep'
Form: Limerick

The Birds and the Bee's

My oldest daughter, I named Colleen
She entered puberty at thirteen
The birds and bee's explained
Left me completely drained
Dad, I already know the sex scene

Contest Entry by Charles Sides
Form: Limerick

Get Off Your Shackles

get off your shackles
loves luminance
is infinite
go
touch me not
leave me alone
giggling girls
puberty smiles
guessing red blood
spotted
then gushed
guilt descended

10.30 am
july 19 2016
Form:


Premium Member Growing Pains

the-me-against-the-world rebelliousness,
the raging hormones of puberty, 
the adult expectations, 
the struggle to fit in,
and the peer pressure!
oh, the growing...
pains of youth;
stressful 
phase.


Date written: 08/08/2021
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Puberty

Hair on legs isn't really that weird 
One fine morning something had appeared 
One leg said to the other 
"Look at our little brother...
I think, Shorty...is growing a beard" 


Limerick Contest 
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin 
2/3/2020
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Here's a Toast

To the ones who made us and suffered
  our puberty and disdain and arrogance.
  Here's a toast to those we can't love 'til
  death does us part. They suffer our pain.
  A toast to the liars who keep our lives
  on old tracks in disrepair safe on lies.

Puberty

As she spread her crest, sweet fumes filled the air.
From a humble bud, she turned to a beautiful red rose,
Ripe enough to make a garden of its own.
With her scent, insects flew,
Tempted to taste its sweet milky bottom.
That's what happens when a flower blooms!

Puberty

Public opinions that
Undermine the ground on which we walk
Bedeviled only be enticing jeers
Emotions that are vexing are laid-out with a cuss
Ranting &  raving "The world is out to get us!"
Taking in sustenance over parental spiels
You've not forgotten how it feels?
Form: Acrostic

Hey God, It's Me Again

Hey God, it’s me, Margaret.
I know it’s been a minute
since our last conversation,
but I’m back to ask for a little help.

I’ve got bigger problems now.
(I know—I’m surprised too.)

Perimenopause has reared her ugly head,
and honestly, I can say—
puberty was child’s play.
Form: Narrative

Where Were You

Where were you
When i started to grow
Where were you
When my puberty started to show

Where were you
When my mind was confused
Where were you
When i was being misused

Where were you 
To teach me what i should know
Where were you
When i needed strength to grow

Mother 
Where were you

The Abcs of Puberty

Altered, boisterous, confounded, disruptive, energetic, fine-tune, growing.
Hyper, inquisitive, jokesters kindling love, mystified. 
Nervously obsessive, pubescences question radical substance, surprising.
Teasing, uncontrollably visiting wild, xanadu youthful zest.  

Copyright October 15, 2014
Form: ABC

Premium Member Where To Start

A seriously sad seventh son of a soldier entered prime prejudicial puberty
With love and luxuriously liberal thoughts in his hyper hallucinating heart
He was set on dating a diabolically darling daughter of a serious celebrity
So should he go to Hollywood? Hail a bus? Hire a taxi? Where to start? 
Where to start? Where to start?
Form: Rhyme

Pubic Hair Makes Theft Unfair

You know that they are many
And you’re asking ‘if any?’
Those who could kill for Penny
For it search Nook and Cranny

You know that they are heady
And for lynching The Ready, 
For every touched property
And The Thief of Puberty
And just there - Pubic Hair
Making The Theft Quite Unfair …

A Poverty of Ideas
By Man who Poverty fears!
Form: Rhyme

Squeals

At 3:00 you hear the squeals
As children race from school.
Exuberance goes hand in hand
With youngsters, as a rule.

As puberty advances
And the kids hit junior high,
Such squealing seems the type of thing
They’d have to justify.

Self-consciousness wreaks havoc
With the way a person feels,
So fallen by the wayside
Are those unimpeded squeals.
Form: Rhyme

The Change

My grandson on the phone full of mirth, life and love
Then it happened. His voice cracked. Just a little.
But it cracked. 
He is changing. The change that we all remember.
The child is fading into the man.
I will miss that child as much as I want to meet that man. 
All I can do is watch from afar. 
My grandson on the phone full of mirth, life and love

Premium Member A Poet's Chemistry

My poetry starts with nicotine.
     After awhile I mixed in alcohol.
     Catholicism is a main ingredient.
     Puberty is a wicked mix of Absinthe.
     Next I add a father broken from war.
     My mom could be friend or betrayer.
     I had to maintain a delicate balance
     between being real or just amusing.
     Amusing is easy. Real is impossible.

Trees Top

TREES TOP!
    -Dharga Nagar Safa

Tall and short,
Big and small,
Wide and thin,
In different shapes,
Trees,
Stand alone and come in cluster,
Taking pain to give birth of shadow,
Blossoms at puberty,
In fragrance,
In root,in foot
Trees like men,
Trees leave not,
Turn to timber and live without leaves,
In the toss of coin for longevity,
Of trees or men?
Trees top!
Form: Verse

Youth

YOUTH
A time when puberty hits and the state of mind alters, thoughts of wild imaginations and adventures. YOUTH A time for fun and recklessness, mistakes and impulsiveness. YOUTH A time when courage is decided over timidity, and pure love lost over dignity.
© Yoni Abai  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rumpled Rucksack

You rumpled my rucksack

Then you pimpled my crack

You crumpled my schnutzsack

I hope my pimples come back


No joy from my rucksack 

From your plan of attack

My boys from the outback

Are lodged deep in my crack


I know, I know. You're asking yourselves...when is this old man going to grow up!...Right?
I must be regressing back to my puberty daze!...Sorry Soupers!
Form: Rhyme

Ten

OH MY GOD HE IS TEN
Starting to get hair on his chin
No I cant belive it is true
Now my baby is hitting puberty too

Dang if it ain't my luck
Just last night he was playing with trucks
Now it is girls and rock music blaring
Him asking is it time to start shaving

No it has to be a bad dream
MY baby can't be almost a teen
My other one is over half grown
This one has to stay at home

How Many Birthdays

How many birthdays
I need to celebrate
to finally experience puberty?
I feel like I never grew up
except having growth spurts
and that time once a month

How many birthdays
I need to celebrate
to finally become a woman?
will it take ten more, twenty more
thirty more, forty more
or maybe even fifty more
only God knows how long
before I go down in history
as the world's oldest teen
© Mia Pratt  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member 13

13

House I once lived in
Date I split my head open
Unlucky for me

Count bakers dozen
Age of entry puberty
Teenage joy and pain

Death card in Tarot
The start of new beginnings
Full moons in one year

Feminine and fair
Breaking of conventions chains
Taylor Swift’s songs

Fertility newborn babe
Rebellion against God
Nimrod’s futile pride

Good bad or ugly
A symbol of importance 
The fickle thirteen
Form: Haiku

The Flasher

He calls me over from the park bench:
"Wanna see something kid"?

It lolls from his open fly
partly erect.
As I stare, it rears
as if to threaten the entire city
with a bold cyclopean gaze. A monster
only Superman (my alter-ego),
could battle against.

"I’m telling mum", I fling over my shoulder,
as I run,
my heroic-powers forgotten.

Behind me -
a villain's brazen laugh.

In front of me –
a troubled puberty.

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