Short Scallywag Poems

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


Premium Member Holiday Limericks

In Bali while on holiday
A visit from a small monkey
He grabbed my biscuit bag
This naughty scallywag
Then ate them all and ran away
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Holiday Limericks

In Bali while on holiday
A visit from a small monkey
He grabbed my biscuit bag
This naughty scallywag
Then ate them all and ran away
Form: Limerick

While Close Dancing

On the dance-floor they did a zigzag
But he was an ol’ scallywag:
-	“If you feel something hard
-	Pay no regard …
It’s just my colostomy-bag”
© Jack Clark  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Scallywag

Lines hold ship most fast.
She rests now loading copra.
Scallywag sails soon.
Captain and mate check seams' tar.
High and vast seas will wait them.
sea

Premium Member Dear Fj Is Back

Dear Flo is back, hang out the flags It's been way too long, a real drag She's promised me this She'll honour my wish So we'll once more enjoy this sweet scallywag © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Dirty Deed of a Scallywag

At noon, I heard what sounded like a pop
It continued all eve, and wouldn't stop
Now, it sounds like a peep
Aha! More like a beep
I am not a kook!  In my eye there's a drop.

Mom thought it was someone playing a gag
I turned redder than a Japanese flag
"On the level," I cry!
I refer and imply
Who did the dirty deed... the scallywag?
Form: Limerick

Premium Member a true scallywag

She is a pirate, a rogue, a scoundrel, a scallywag
Some say she is wise and sage, others see a worn out hag
Creatures from the forest and the field laugh at her ability
To fit In with any bum, hood or stranger she would ever see.

Parrot mama says to her daughter, let this be a lesson to you.
A scoundrel, and a scallywag, has a heart of gold, tis true.
That woman fits in everywhere with alley cats and bar flies too.
Never putting anyone down, her heart is loyal and true blue.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Please Let Me Be Me

She is a pirate, a rogue, a scoundrel, a scallywag
Some say she is wise and sage, others see a worn out hag
Creatures from the forest and the field laugh at her ability
To fit In with any bum, hood or stranger she would ever see.

Parrot mama says to her daughter, let this be a lesson to you.
A scoundrel, and a scallywag, has a heart of gold, tis true.
That woman fits in everywhere with alley cats and bar flies too.
Never putting anyone down, her heart is loyal and true blue.
Form: Rhyme

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