Short Quite An Poems

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


Premium Member Dog Days

Don't let what I say go to your head

But you're quite an animal in bed

He knew his wife had lied

It's what wounded his pride

So he slept in the doghouse instead
Form: Limerick


Surge In Society

Surge In Society

In society there seems to be a surge,
Of emotion creating quite an urge;
While we waited,
A sin created;
What we must do is pray for a purge.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Escape From Tape Rape

Escape from Tape Rape

With much energy was quite an escape,
From what can be called the Tape Rape;
Nails now tighter;
Knuckles whiter;
Trump with the law had another scrape.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

A Small Boy Changes the World

Looking out at the snow,
The small boy realized that today
Was his chance to change the world.
Quite an audacious goal for one small boy.
But, he only wanted to change it for one small girl.

Premium Member Ah, There - That's Better

     Some of you folks think Gershon has quite an imagination

        While he doesn’t deny it, he doesn’t recommend you try it

               ~ Writing poems to ease his constipation
Form: Rhyme


Quite An Amazing Quarterback

Quite An Amazing Quarterback 

Were permitted  to have a premonition, 
And determination to make a definition;
Seahawks Fan knows,
He perfectly throws;

Jim Horn
Great player who provides ammunition.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Best Wishes

My husband likes to start his day
in quite an injudicious way

He wolfs down cold coffee yogurt
topped off with frozen egg yolks 

And though he's never ever smoked
  ~ I think he'll die soon of a stroke
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Moses Was Already 81, You Know

      Moses was a senior, quite an old man
      God said: “OK, do the best you can"
        He raised his rod, split the sea
        Just when he had to go pee
      "Who do you think I am, God ~ Superman?"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Like a Garbage Can

If you step on someone's foot, they open their mouth Just like a garbage can but an oral outburst they arouse Nastiest ever known Quite an angry tone “Watch where you're going you stupid old cow!”
Form: Limerick

Word Play

A crackle, a tickle, a pickle you’re fickle.
Your theatrics are hard to please, what a tease.
Your synthetic synopsis has no story.
What makes you have all the glory?
Your velocity is quite an atrocity of word play.
Form: Rhyme

Circles

Along the way of our progression,
We developed quite an obsession,
Collecting things for our possession,
For all our work it's our consession,
All that said, I have a confession,
It's for naught, it's really regression!
Form:

Poetry In Motion

Poetry in motion,
Is more than a notion,
Is more than a quotation.

Poetry in motion,
Is for more than one nation,
Is for more than one situation.

Poetry in motion,
Is quite an inspiration, 
Is quite a realisation.
Form: Roundel

Jans Farts

Jan,
haven't you learnt to control it,
you know it's  quite an art,
a lady should hold it in
and never try to fart.
I hope that you take heed
just a little bit,
coz it's really not that nice
for a lady to smell of ****.
xxxx

Premium Member You'Re Probably Unaware

You're probably not aware of this, so listen up please I'm on a LAST NAME basis with some real famous peeps It's really quite an honour But an “honour” I'm unsure I keep shovelling this doo doo which is really quite deep
Form: Limerick

Tulips

The tulip is the first flower of spring.
Under the sun the rays of light bring.
Lovely flowers that brighten your day.
In various colors their quite an aray.
Plant them one time and each year they'll grow.
So you can sit back and just watch them go.
Form: Acrostic

Brand New Sheets

Since am talking about sheets, i'll try not to talk about sex
And even better, i'll try not to talk about Alex
The dj that rocked my old sheets, every sec
He was quite an exciting one with all kinds of sets
He came dressed in a no sleep fashion, what an ex
Form: Rhyme

Halloween Hints

The 31st day of the 10th month
How many of you have a hunch?
It is quite an odd day for young and old
However truth may be told

The children play throughout the day
Then by night give quite a fright
In these costumes dark and light
Only seen by serene moonlight…
Form: Ode

Politicians Love Their Each Laurel

Politicians Love Their Each Laurel

Not only do politicians love each laurel,
Their responses seem to sound choral,


And impacts on us have been immortal.

Jim Horn

Gads. It is becoming more difficult to
write poems everyday. Trump is having
quite an impact on me.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Katrina

The T.V. headlines swarmed
The storm had formed
It was building up more and more 
It caused quite an encore
The wind brushed itself against us
The water forced itself upon us
The screams were muflled by the waves
Putting people to there graves
Our homes are gone
Can we still go on?
Form:

People Greeted Trump

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People Greeted Trump

When by Trump people were greeted
From him instantly always retreated
Orange hair created quite an image
Like being run over in a scrimmage
Can't imagine next he will have tweeted.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Countdown To Ground Zero

(in reference to 9/11)

Over Manhattan arose quite an alarm
When al-Quaeda on AMERICA dropped its bomb
Causing to the surrounding Vicinity, much harm
While awakening Old Glory from her Usual calm
With Us, having to say, for Our Citizens, the 23rd Psalm
It was, by far, the worse Massacre, since Vietnam
Form: Elegy

Premium Member Nine Girls Then Me

Where do I go in life from here I'm nearing the end but I hope for more It's been quite an adventure I must say One with so many paths to explore Enjoyed each moment except for a few Was the apple of my dad's eye Could do no wrong 9 girls then this dude Kept trying till his final goodbye
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Art of Photography

Picture taking quite an art
History has proved that so
Over the years gone by
Telescopic lenses now are all the go
Our world shows many changing shades
Greys are not for the pro
Reds and blues bring more colour
Always be careful nice and slow
Planning ahead gives advantage
Hands on to make great slideshow
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member The Miller's Daughter

Listen to poem:
The lighting, it was over-bright
and fraught was the miller's daughter.
It gave the miller man a fright.
The lighting, it was over-bright,
and damaged - quite an oversight.
              That is when the killer caught her! 
The lighting, it was over-bright
and fraught was the miller's daughter.




6/13/2016
© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Triolet

A Smile

It brightens a room
It warms a heart
Leaves quite an impression
That's how it starts
This one simple act
Can transform a day
Turn it to blue skies
Wash away the grey
So contagious, so attractive
Slap one on and its reactive
Just try it sometime
You'll see it's worthwhile
When you flash one of these
An unbelievable SMILE
© Merce Fa  Create an image from this poem.

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