Short Rex Poems

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


Big Rex

You Who....Yo clerihew contest




Coach Rex Ryan
thought Jets were flying
a big belly and mouth
now nothing to shout
Form: Clerihew


Dinosaurs-T- Rex

Dinosaurs-T. Rex by Rick Rucker Enter the T. Rex, Running quite swiftly he can Break other one's necks
Form: Haiku

Premium Member T-rex hers the Champagne Cork

T-rex has ears that do not ever stop
With a roar and a stomp, he gives a hop
Landing hard in front of the candy shop.
Where a champagne cork has given a pop.
Form: Monorhyme

T-Rex

Rock it to the left 
Rock it to the right 
Dinosaurs rocking through the night 

Grass is growing 
Waters flowing 
Angel glowing in the sky 
As the T-Rex goes flying by
Form:

Premium Member Tyrannosaurus Rex

Most well-known dinosaur I suspect Is the star of Hollywood, Tyrannosaurus Rex These guys vainly Walk around mainly But to fly Pterodactlyls must flap like heck
Form: Limerick


Veritas Rex

Nothing more powerful
than speaking the truth  
Pangs of deception
beguile uncouth  
Spoken immortal
knighted profound
Today and tomorrow
—veracity crowned

(Dreamsleep: July, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member T-Rex

Dinosaurs are intriguing, such amazing creatures Today, only whales compare in size get out your calipers Sure happy I live now As I wipe my brow Going through the cash at the store would be fastenating
Form: Limerick

The Rain Was Like a T-Rex

The rain was like a T. Rex
Loud, large and gray
It stomped all around the house 
And then it ran away
It did not come, I understand
In doors at all until,
It found an open door and
Left large footprints across the floor.

Jackosaur Rex

There once was a Jackosaur Rex;
His peers were all quivering wrecks.
And he ate so much meat
That the size of his feet
Were loved by the opposite sex.

jackosaur drinks
at the edge of the swamp - -
herbivores run

for PD’s dinosaur contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member T Rex of the Late Cretacious

T. Rex of the Late Cretacious

      T. Rex of the late Cretacious
      Had an appetite truly rapacious.
      But tales of its velocity,
      Once a curiosity,
      Are now known to be quite falacious.

           Barry Stebbings
            08/21/17
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Arthurus, Rex Quondam Rexque Futurus

 The Sword Of Truth, It Gleams Supreme
 Cast Away by Sight for Eternities,
 Hail Glorious!!! Shall It Shine Once More
 The Blade of Kings and Lore,
 and the Sun Shall Flash Upon the Hand that Rests
 In Due Time, In Due Breath
 Rexque Futurus,    Just as the Stars Abode
 Shines the Light On The Greater Soul
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rex the Hermit Crab

Rex the hermit crab carried a trashed shell  
that reeked with a horribly rotten smell.
He intently scrubbed 
till his claws were nubbed
then resolved to move into a hotel.

Copyright © 2010 By Caryl S. Muzzey

Sixth Place Winner ~ "Sea Tale Limericks” Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Carolyn Devonshire
March 4, 2010
sea
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Dear Rex and Zex

Dex and Rex were two crazy insects
they lived in Delaware’s favorite duplex
Dex’s nine-foot pet was a large T-Rex
Whom Rex did not hesitate to hex and vex

T-rex named Zex had lots of purple flecks
Cousins argued they looked more like specks
he liked to lean his giant neck over their outside decks
drivers who saw him often had car wrecks
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rex is Always Doing Something Over the Top

Rex is always doing something over-the-top
We ask him to slow down, we beg him to stop.
He dresses whimsically at the sound of a drop.
For the fourth-of-July he was over-the-top.

He came into sight, and I did a genuflect.
Isn’t it enough that he is a giant t-rex?
No, he wants to do something we do not expect.
He gave us a wave, their neighbor, T-Rex.
Form: Rhyme

Rex and Sex

I’m surprised your first name is Rex.
It’s not kingly to often vex
Nor Godly much store set on sex…

Are you damned sure your name is Rex.
Your lips often form the word “Sex”,
Even as ears tremble or vex…

Every woman on her cheeks pecks,
Badly three relationship wrecks,
Saying “Nothing wrong parting necks.”

Tell me your Last Truth – “Are you Rex?”
Form: Rhyme

Tyrannosaurus Rex

TYRANNOSAURUS REX                            
                                          ©rajat kanti chakrabarty
                                              10 November, 2014





                                              Tyrannosaurus rex
                                  be careful of her teeth  nose and tail
                                             she may catapult egg
Form: Haiku

Premium Member T-Rex

T-Rex, T-Rump both have small hands
and small pituitary glands.
In waving arms, you thought he did
an imitation of a kid
who had a disability,
But he’s a Rex, down to a T.
With stunted emotional growth,
he mocks, insults, and waves them both.
And now DeSanctimonious...
the best this has-been can give us?
I liked him for a while; I did,
but he’s a toxic little kid.
I long for fiscal policy;
DeSantis is the one for me.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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