Short Sleepovers Poems

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


Sleepovers

Sleepovers, fin, odd places,
Scary, new people, weird,
Happy, good,
Confused, okay,
Good times, GREAT!
Memories,
     Love,
         Fun,
            Friendship and Peace.


Daughters

Beautiful and bright oh, what a wonderful delight. From ponytails,to makeup, and boys, giggles and sleepovers, all of that noise. Daughters are special, a mothers best friend,confidante in life one true bond in life that will never end.

Shadow Puppets

Memories
of childhood sleepovers;
silly games,
Mom calling, “Lights out!”
flashlights shinning under covers,
then on walls.

Whispers,
“Can you make this shape?”
Impermanent shadows
cohering friendship,
building pleasant
memories.

Best Friends

Best Friends since 3
We laugh then we pee
We scream and we shout
We cry and we pout
sleepovers are fun...
But mostly a BLOWOUT!
We broke the law once,
But never again,
We are not related but we are family,
Best Friends forever
Best Friends
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Castles of Sand

Childhood memories--a magical land,
Building dreams amid castles of sand.
Sleepovers underneath starry skies,
Ghost stories, popsicles, blueberry pies!
We never paused to regard our delight;
Then we were gone-- grew up overnight.

January 20, 2022
Bite-Size Poems #33 poetry contest
by Line Gauthier
Honorable Mention
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet


Let's go back

Let’s go back to that.

Telling stories,
teaching each other
how to play a guitar,
showing tricks
and playing games.

Sleepovers,
makeovers,
dancing and baking.
Building forts,
picking flowers.

Having power outages 
and bringing out candles.
Using flashlights just for fun.

Let's go back to that.
To taking time.

The Heat

Sweet and salty,
Bittersweet,
That time of year everyone's ready for the heat.
From Alaska to Florida,
California to Maine,
In teens and kids,
A time to celebrate.
School's out for now,
Gone are the books,
Late night crunch time,
And early risings.
For three months its swimming,
Sleepovers and camping.
It's summer time, baby!

Us Again

Oh, I want to go back
To when forever was possible 
When I was still falling asleep on your couch
When our only fears were of monsters in the dark
When we would get so mad at our parents for not letting us have sleepovers

I miss you so much it physically hurts
But I would go through the pain
Over and over
I’d embrace the tears spilling like ink from my pen
If we could just be us again.

Sleepover

The light of the moon
The sparkle of the stars
Match the twinkle I have in my eyes for you

My eyes open wide
changing colors with my mood
all I want to see is you

Your tender kiss
Your warm hugs
on a cold night

Connected to you
hands always together
feet always touch

I never want to be without you
I think about it every night
My love I need you to hold me tight

A few more months
and baby we've won
and can have sleepovers every night

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