Short Pups Poems

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


A Pups Update On An Old Classic

I wonder if in year's to come

Children will ask ?

Grandad

What was it like during the Coronaviris ?

What did you do during it ?


Premium Member It is all about the Pups

My feet are toasty
Sun has warmed porch to biscuit baking hotness
I consider going in for my shoes
But pups are lying in front of the door sleeping
dog

Two Pups

On Sunday, my sister drive 
us to church. 
On the way, we see two pups
in the entrance 
of a driveway of a home.
Two brown pups stand still
to see the morning traffic.
A comfort of joy 
refresh a love 
toward our hometown.
Form:

Premium Member we three pups of orient are

We three pups of Orient are….
Lounging in stockings, not so far.
Shield and mountain, paws and fountains,
Following yonder star….

Oh, oh….
Star of wonder, star of bite
Star of normal beauty, bright,
Westward leading, teeth receding…
Give us our bones, we want tonight.

White Rabbit

Whispery trickster
Hopping along between the rabbit holes
Ill intending wolf pups smitten
Tempting with poisonous treats
Eaten by pups longing for sweets
Rendering the young helpless
Along the riverbank shore
Beckoning to their naive soul
Bringing them to a place unknown
Intending to lead them to their doom
Taking control of the predators of their own
Form: Acrostic


Pups

Pups
                                             Playing
                                           In the park
                                        Cutely wrestling
                                               Bark




                                     © Copyright K.C.Leake
                                       25th November 2015
                                        All Rights Reserved
Form: Lanterne

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