Short School Days Poems

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


Premium Member Billy and Hilly

Slick little Billy Willy
Smirked at Silly Hilly
Thinking they’d have fun
When the school days done
Playing house at Auntie Milly’s
Form: Rhyme


School Days

its all over
it was a clover
had great fun
i love that run
tho i was a songun
but i got the work done
and now it pays
remember my 
SCHOOL DAYS

Premium Member Detour

Carefree childhood
School days
Wedding Day
Beautiful girls
Creative seamstress
Met soul mate
Daily Joy
Togetherness
Forever after
Cancer
Detour...
Form: Bio

School Days

School day memories,
Were Maths and literacy,
Did compound interest, you see,
Before decimal currency,
Had no calculators, 
Used our brains, good for later!

Premium Member Note To Kindergarten Teachers

Tired of teaching
  Critical Race Theory?
  (whatever that may currently be)
  And maybe you are pronoun weary
    That's ok ~ Just make school days fun and cheery
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Good Old School Days

Asked to write a poem
  about Ancient Greece and Rome
The witty student said he would
  but he really didn't know 'em

Not one to be outdone
  the wily prof shot back ~
Plus a five-page paper
  analyzing your wisecrack
Form: Rhyme

For the Graduate

For the Graduate

Your school days are done;
graduation has come.
It's time to rest.

Cause a job comes tomorrow;
to pay what you borrowed,
for all those debts.



For the Occasional Poetry Poetry contest.  2/24/2020
Form: Verse

Premium Member Ready For the Nuclear Bomb In 1957

in the fifties, back in my school days, we hid under desks
anticipating the nuclear bomb we thought Russians were sending
not all of our body fit under there, but we still had to do it
Because if that bomb was coming, we wanted to be ready

Premium Member Accents and Stress

reading to ourselves

never speaking verse aloud

do we miss the point


Note: I was reminded of this aspect of poetry when my wife recently recited one of her 
favourite poems to me from her school days by Walter De La Mare 'Off the Ground'.
Form: Senryu

School Days

Wet plates of brainy salad
stalling amongst stale French Verbs
The severed heads of Queens
rot alongside the Thames
Sullen rain for the beavered
stuttering in its grief
The pretence of concentration
gapples with flames fury
amongst dusty books

Graduation

High School days are in the past,
Your childhood bliss is gone.
Future blessings you'll unfold,
As time marches on.......

May each one that comes your way,
bring joy, success and love,
Blessed by the greatest teacher
Our Heavenly Father above....
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Bless the Graduate

High School days are in the past,
Your childhood bliss is gone.
Future blessings you'll unfold,
As time marches on.......

May each one that comes your way,
bring joy, success and love,
Blessed by the greatest teacher
Our Heavenly Father above....
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Hero Worship

Steve Säid
None so brave
Did on so many occasions 
save
Me from the bullies
Who
For far too many
Their school days ruin

Steve Säid
Jet black hair swept back
Coffee coloured skin
Immaculate

Steve Säid
How the girls did swoon
Oh,  how I wished I could have been like you

Ray Moody
© Ray Moody  Create an image from this poem.

School Days 3

School Days 3
Can't find my homework.
The dog must have eaten it.
Missed the bus.So I had to walk next door to the school.
Mom is going to get mad. I got a F for lunch.
The day is almost over.
I watch the clock with care. 
Then it happens.I wake up!
Then I think it's only the second day of school.

Premium Member My Hobby Gave Me A Steel Face

A Single Nonet on the theme of a hobby, a love or something you dislike Poetry Contest
Tania Kitchin

My pastime consists of playing cards I'm on deck with Hearts, Spades and Gin But my ship sails with poker For fifty years, I played From school days to now I've had a hand A steel face A seat Saved
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Make Someone's Day


Some 58 years ago, he taught me algebra in high school.
About 15 years ago, I gave him a call,  just to say hi.
He said he did not remember me, and that was okay.

We talked a bit about this and that, and I told him
How much I had admired him from my high school days.
In closing, he said, "You made my day".

042825PS
Form: Narrative

Premium Member A Birthday Wish For Will

On William Shakespeare's special day
  I would this much like to pray

That future generations find a way
  To fill a part of their school days
    Midst the wonder of his plays 

You'll not understand every word he wrote - OK
  But a precious line or two make sure to file away
    ~ To revisit down the road, on a rainy day
Form: Monorhyme

School Days

School days
There is something these days 
I will see. 
As the days become shorter for the year I do hear.
Children now begin to jump for joy.
As they run to their buses not with toys.
 Buses here ,Buses there now buses ever where.
Traffic becomes just a real joke A real slow poke.
School days are here.
WOW! the quite of the storm.

School Days 2

School days 2
Up in the morning, I due dread.
Running and screaming I hear in bed.
Back to school what a joy.
Reading, writing and no toys.
The roar of buses I hear them come.
Schools days prepare to begin.
Buses here and buses there.
When is the buses going to end?
I hear someone one shout "is it summer yet"
And It's the first day of school.

Premium Member Biting Into Fall

September always brings me back
to my early childhood
that innocent naïve excitement
when butterflies fluttered free

Summer over and cool weather reminiscent
of adventures and school days
new skirt and knee highs 
new books and teachers

The unknown ahead
biting into growing up
into learning 
and into life



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Memories of Home

Memories of Home
I wish home is near , wow how i missed the family gathering
Meeting my friends and reminiscing our school days 
The best part of growing up,  fighting with my cousins and exchanges words which Fijians are known for
Our tavales are our rivalries which we can say whatever
This lock down is not doing any good to us

I wish if I can bring back time

Premium Member A Note on Graduation Day

This day has finally come
Your future has now begun
School days are all you know
Into your dreams you will now grow
Looking back, so many years
Moving forward brings many tears
A whole new life lies in wait
It's up to you which destiny you create
Future beyond, you hold inside of your hand
Inspiration of dreams only you understand 
Your journey into life has begun
Because your time has finally come
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Memories Made

I walk down memory lane
for nothing remains the same
new ones born
old ones die
life passes us by
new ones arrive
some move on
ever changing 
perpetual motion
school days gone
children grew up
grandchildren arrive
retirement here
time ran fast
many memories made
precious in old age
for what the future holds
no  one knows
glad to be part 
of that memory 
for a season, a reason
or a lifetime.

Days Are Gone

Great days, great nights gone away
Leaving behind their memories
Which relish me in some way
The anxieties and worries
Of the school days remind me a way 
In which I used to live

The days are gone away
Now is the college life giving tensions and worries
And some scary movies…
And some little good ways
In which I remember god in hourlies
The days are gone…
The days are gone….
Leaving behind their memories…….
Form:

One Liners 7

Yeh Samah ( This Season )





Romance is in the air, I fear my heart will be stolen-since school days it intoxicates me

        



                                   Singer: Lata Mangeshkar
                                     Lyricist: Anand Bakshi
                                       December12, 2015
                                      Contest: One Liners 7
                                      Sponsor: Silent One

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace