Short Rosie Poems

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


Premium Member Rosie Had Real Good Looks

Turned down by a Spanish caballero
Rejected by an Egyptian Pharaoh --
   Rosie had real good looks
   But the girl couldn't cook --
Hitched an old bird who ate like a sparrow
Form: Limerick


Hosie Rosie

There was a young lady named Rose, who developed a run in her hose. When her big toe stuck out; she got zapped with the gout: Now what Rosie does best, is to limp all about.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Ring Around the Rosie

Spontaneous Combustions
Spawns heinous Corruptions

Spontaneous Corruptions
Spawns heinous Assumptions 

Spontaneous Assumptions 
Spawns heinous Presumptions

Spontaneous Presumptions
Spawns heinous Combustions
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Smart Rosie

The teacher asked Rosie
"What rhymes with Blue?"
Rosie replied,
"Kalamazoo!"

Mommy asked Rosie,
"What rhymes with Sam?"
Rosie replied,
"Alakazam!"

Granny asked Rosie,
"What rhymes with Snow?"
Rosie replied,
"Kokomo Joe!"
Form: Rhyme

Sweet Little Rosie

Rosie was a special dog and she was sweet.
She was a Jack Russell and she was petite.
Rosie was my best friend's favorite pet.
But she's gone and it's something I regret.
She liked me and I liked her as well.
She was beautiful and as sweet as caramel.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Ravishing Rosie

Ravishing Rosie Redbud raced red roadsters rapidly down the roadside.
Racing recklessly, Rosie Redbud rammed Roger Reynold's red ranger, 
resulting in ruined wrecks and a raving, ranting Roger.








Ravishing Rosie wreaked havoc with tongues.
For Gwen's Tongue Twister contest

Premium Member Ring Around the Rosie Rivvit Dribbit Drosie

Ring around the rosie
Ribbit Dribbit Drosie
They secret the mucus.
Hookus, Lookus, Doofus.

Three frogs at play
In my field today
Straight from the swamp
Eating flies with a whomp!

Ring around the rosie
Ribbit Dribbit Drosie
Good pets they might not be
Frog legs for my tea?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Flowers For Rosie

Roses are red
Rosie is blue
Wondering where
Her boyfriend Fred
went to

He left in a hurry
In such a flurry
His mind a a blurry
Thinking of Rosie
Giving her posies

An afterthought 
Instead he thought 
two bouquets of
Red lovely red roses
for  valentine's Da\y

With a card added
Telling her of how
He feels about her now
Form: Rhyme

Rosie and Me

No longer my girlfriend,
Always my best friend,
She takes care of me,
She pays my bills,
Answers my mail,
Defends me as if I were one of her cubs,
She is a force to be dealt with,
When she takes off her gloves,
I return what I can,
like a car or a van,
I keep her on the road,
She's my soulmate, I know
Together in time we'll always go.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Ring a Ripple Rosie

What is a ripple
without its rhythm?

a ripple is an echo seen,
an echo is a ripple heard,
a scent is an echo breathed,
a taste is an echo swallowed,
a crease is an echo touched,
a shimmer is an echo lit,
a shadow is an echo left,
a tremor is an echo felt.

strings hum when plucked,
bells ring when struck,
silence quivers 
to reveal its glimmers

want listens for faint echoes of memories
pulsing in the hollow spiral chamber 
of an empty conch shell.

For My Sad Rosie

Sleep in peace sweet flower
The wings of an angel surround you
Gentle dreams are brought

You will someday reunite
with those whose love
you so miss

Hold on, with faith
Remember the troubles
you have conquered

See the love in
your doggie's eyes
Love so well earned

Dismiss the demons
of despair
Look to the sky

Taste God's wonders
Remember your mother's love
It remains forever
You will someday
be ogether again
Of this be sure
And hold on
Cry no more.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.

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