Short Rotund Poems

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


Premium Member Sun-Swollen Sovereign

From a rotund sun-hued idol spill commands both warped and wild
And armies rise from echoes of a tantrum thrown by a child
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Tubby Hubby

I heard of a woman whose hubby
was somewhat squat, rotund, and chubby.
	The might of his thrust
	was rightfully just
overcoming the short and stubby.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Tutu For the Rhino Please

Rotund rhinoceros, short chubby legs
Gingerly walks between old ostrich eggs
She is full of sass
As she makes a pass
Please get me a rainbow tutu, she begs.
Form: Limerick

Pumpkins

Fat, oblong, rotund, roly poly
elongated, flawed, stubby,
dented, dusty, malformed
oranges globes - scattered
helter skelter - in rows
of farmers' fields...
Form:

Premium Member You can be Heavy in English Shows

In English tv shows, people can be thick
In USA the casting director would feel sick
Heavy people stumbling all over the screen
Some rotund and Rubenesque as a giant bean
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member he had expensive tastes

the cat was Rubenesque
He was rotund
He was round
He was stuck up
We thought he was hilarious
He had expensive tastes
Insisted on only the best treats and foods
His wives were not laughing
cat

Premium Member Appreciating Hilda

Rubenesque Hilda loved her ample rotund girth
As did her enamored husband, Charlie McMirth
She was corpulently rounded, and forever fine.
Charlie often said “I am grateful that Hilda is mine.”
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Beautiful Round Confident Sheva

Sheva honors her rounded body
Rotund and beautiful, she flaunts her stuff
Like giant rounded bullseyes, she admires her circular curves
Her art is a reflection of her self confidence and power

None Would Contribute

None Would Contribute

None ever would contribute to the fund;
This was sad and meant to be moribund,
Then took a pause;
Became lost cause;
Died with excess weight and being rotund.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Premium Member we do not all want to see that

Pompous yam stuck his tummy out big and bold
It was not a young fresh belly, rather rotund and old.
He is so arrogant, he thought we would all like to see.
His rump-like rounded tummy; he’s full of idiocy.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member We do not all want to see that

Pompous yam stuck his tummy out big and bold
It was not a young fresh belly, rather rotund and old.
He is so arrogant, he thought we would all like to see.
His rump-like rounded tummy; he’s full of idiocy.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Too Much Meat and Bread

she cannot get into clothes anymore
prefers a blue mumu or sweat pants
red meat eater from Iowa
well-fed with carbohydrates
rotund and Rubenesque
waddles into rooms
squat and stocky
overweight
chunky
bulk
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Wimpy's

Our newest favourite restaurant is called Wimpy's A character needing hamburgers to fill his rotund belly From the Popeye cartoon A loveable buffoon His big belly jiggled like a bowl full of jelly
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wimpy's

Our newest favourite restaurant is called Wimpy's A character needing hamburgers to fill his rotund belly From the Popeye cartoon A loveable buffoon His big belly's like mine, a bowl full of jelly
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wimpy's

Our newest favourite restaurant is called Wimpy's A character needing hamburgers to fill his rotund belly From the Popeye cartoon A loveable buffoon His big belly jiggled like a bowl full of jelly
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Elsie's Cat

Two magpies were devouring the remains of Elsie's cat
which was as flat as uncle Charlie's welcome mat.
It wasn't always so; once, he was a jolly ginger rotund fellow.
Now, alas, poor Bobby is a giant squished marshmallow.
Form: Rhyme

Trump Moribund and Rotund

Trump Moribund and Rotund

Trump said that he is both  clear and orotund;
What he amounts to is really being moribund,
A total lapse,
Then collapse,
And at same time he had been rather rotund.

Jim Horn

How is this one?
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Form: Limerick

Credit

credits edit is fed it,my medicine is just jettison my edison,and fold over her 
reddison.my nigga,my incomplete nigga,wheres the swerve in the scurve rotund?
i need funds and a future,you should sutcher,and deliver a final blow,exits know.
Form: ABC

Rounding Down

Having lived the sedentary lifestyle for more than quite a while and hoping it was not too late I plumped for the thought of losing weight as rotund about the middle I'd become quite stout joined the gym but couldn't go so it didn't work out
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Trisaratop

TriSaratop eats and eats just can't stop
Munches on apples,grapes, corn flakes 'til pops
Can't catch a young male
They all just run_bale
For she is rotund and just falls ker-plop

trisaratop gone
three horns big pile of her bones..
spirit still earth roams

Sponsor:Destroyer~Poet
Contest..Dinosaur Quest
Form: Limerick

Warming Her Pearls

Warming Her Pearls
by Michael R. Burch

Warming her pearls,
her breasts gleam like constellations.
Her belly is a bit rotund ...
she might have stepped out of a Rubens.

Published by Erosha, The Eclectic Muse, Muse Apprentice Guild, Nisqually Delta Review, Erbacce, Poetry Life & Times and Brief Poems
Form: Verse

Premium Member Chew Chew Matt Kung Fu Cat

Chew Chew Mat the Kung Fu Cat
Was roly, round, rotund and phat
She challenged every cat around.
Threw them into the air and onto the ground.

She was as fierce as any feline I had ever seen.
Her face was wide, her eyes were green.
She slammed me into the chair right away.
Okay I said, Let’s get this on, let’s play!
cat
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Midnight

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     Dark and preserved
          the midnight
   with all of its radiance
             the Stars
   and the fullness of the
              rotund
            the Moon 

Oh how our arms wrapped 
       with unyielding
 while our lips betrothed
       in anticipation 
                of
          that bright

Premium Member Din-Ner?

“Ah, the din,
How could one not love
the robust ramblings of humanity?”

Families full, ripe, rotund,
fostering love amongst the feast,
the forage sublime.

Babies squeal.
Mom’s scold.
Dad’s strut, so proud, so bold.

Ah, the din of happy times,
times of feast and fellowship sublime.

Ah, how food makes love shine!

Premium Member we call them babies

their skin is a different color than anyone else’s in the room; a color
reserved for babies. Even toddlers do not have this kind of hue.
they are rotund; they have the fullest tummies. They are unbelievably
stinky when they spirt out their mother’s milk. we call them babies.


babies are puffy
rubenesque and full chubby
squared up and farty
Form: Haibun

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