Short Schooldays Poems

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


Days Go Bye

days go bye..
setting here waiting as the days go bye. 
nothing to do but look at you as the days go bye. 
fun times are long but not forgotten as the days go bye 
schooldays have past and so have friends as the days go bye. 
growing old each day year by year as the days go bye. 
now is the time to leave and let the next one wait as the days go bye
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Written: January 23, 2026, for contest Sponsored by: Nette Onclaud *************** Youth celebrated small dreams… Glass marbles, stolen guava, And dawn cartoons on schooldays; How my courage thinned so quick, On long evenings spent hiding Those loud, know-it-all cousins… Then became their preferred myth.
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Form: Verse

On the Coming of Age

Expectations balanced on years passed
Childhood fading schooldays are last.
In the eyes of the world your decisions are true
Your heart palpitates and you stumble through.
Life was once easy, adults took care
Now it’s just me, there’s nobody there.
You grow and you yearn for the age to come
Now you want back to when you were young.
With freedom , responsibility plays
Leaves you longing for all of those carefree days
Form: Rhyme

Summer Is Coming

summer is coming
Schooldays are all but over 
the bells will stop ringing soon. 
the children will be yelling all day long as they play. 
summer is coming 
hot dogs and swimming 
baseball and hamburgers 
as the days get hotter. 
summer is coming 
fire up the RV for that camping trip. 
to the water park we must go. 
bike riding and horseshoes 
bake bean and ice cream cones. 
summer is coming 
when will school start again??

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