Short Redheaded Poems
Short Redheaded Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Redheaded by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Redheaded by length and keyword.
Marvelous redheaded ballerina think she is petite
I think her overconfidence is truly rather sweet
Her tutu is a bit snug, but I find this endearing too.
Grateful that I no longer feel I have to wear a tutu.
Categories:
redheaded, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 7th
Form:
Rhyme
A redheaded stepchild, he lacked savoir faire;
seems all that he did brought his parents despair.
He made them some gingerbread, did so with flair.
Just for spite, he included some bits of his hair.
Categories:
redheaded, nursery rhyme, silly,
Form:
Quatrain
A redheaded pileated woodpecker hopped up a tree
Barn swallows fly around me
Doves were cooing down in the dale
Other birds joined in, I even heard some quail..
While walking the dog in the late afternoon..
Categories:
redheaded, dog, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
a redheaded ball of curiosity
cute as a button
eyes dancing with smiles
he has a crush
searching for his little one
taller than he
she with curly hair
a room filled with happiness
piano keys and joy
it made me
cry
Merry Christmas
Categories:
redheaded, beautiful, christmas,
Form:
Free verse
Don was heartfelt, honest and sincere
When he fell in love with Miss Lynn McVere
She was flamboyant, redheaded, her ego overblown
Not her! Said his family, you are pure and home-grown!
She is as fake and strange as you are real
But Don could not change how his heart could feel
Falling in love was easy; he loved Lynn true.
They stayed married a record number of years, sixty-two.
Categories:
redheaded, love,
Form:
Rhyme
they live in the toadstools of Venue Valley
materializing only when wanting to do mischief
or to frighten a superstitious human
I heard them giggling once,
but they did not appear to me
trolls are fearful of redheaded girls
We have a reputation of turning them into toads
or bats, cats, snakes or worse
it is our Celtic heritage on speed
come on out! I teased them
there was stony silence
I knew then how they feared me
it made me feel superior to trolls
Categories:
redheaded, 10th grade, 11th grade, 3rd grade, 4th
Form:
Free verse