Short Slicker Poems

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


Copycat

Glamour
Grammar 

Jealous 
Careless 

Believe 
Naive 

Slicker  
Quicker 

Deny 
Goodbye 

Bitter 
Twitter
Form: Footle


The Image of God

There once was a city slicker
Who posted photos on flickr
All naked and clean
But rated, "Obscene"
By Rabbi, Priest, and the Vicar!
Form: Limerick

Snow Salt

so there no broken bone
or other part torn
when there wet snow
tho its a show
it willbe ices
slicker as rice
so there's no walts
get some
SNOW SALT

City Slicker

Cities are bountiful at night
As if one is trapped within a beautiful dream.
It makes one’s shell want to explode and scream
Lights make for a deceiving sight.

Randy Slickers First Day

The first day of work, a fiasco became
Given badges with first initial, last name
None could be sicker
Than Randy Slicker
"Please, don't do this to me!", he would exclaim!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member In My Slicker

It's raining profusely in Toronto this morning Look good in my slicker and rain hat I'm adorning Splashing in puddles Gonna get in trouble For ignoring my momma's very stern warning
Form: Limerick

Roy Moore Do Deplore

Roy Moore Do Deplore

Have heard Roy Moore himself does adore;
Republicans him they are trying to ignore;
Southern slicker,
And noses picker;
While rest of America will hate and abhor.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member ode to yellow

sunflower
canary
happy face from the late sixties
see the pattern?

Beatles submarine
duck
slicker (raincoat)
now do you get it?

sun
daffodil
dandelion

endorsements for yellow
promoting spring
uplifting my spirits
art

Premium Member The Olde Salt

a frayed brim,
jeans torn and worn
- faded by sun and sea;
a carefree beard,
not of fad nor fashion
   but of living!

tears and tears for
truant truths
      dried
like the salty stains
on a slicker and
the vacant hopes
  of a stare...

Premium Member Man Donned In Yellow

man donned in yellow rain slicker dripping wet knocked.... two pomegrantes sweet husband bearing gifts of the pomegrante... one large, one small fruit three pomegrante bushes only fruit bearing... remembers just me
Form: Haiku

Suddenly Spring

Endless days of gray and drizzle
Bumbershoots constantly at the ready
Constantly we pull on our overshoes
And break out once again the slicker

Suddenly and brilliantly the sky appears blue
We peer with shaded and squinted eyes
Marveling at the sheer, elegant beauty
In Washington, spring has finally arrived

Premium Member Champagne Magic

There are those who
Are after red roses 
that’s what appeals to their noses
Though violets are blue
 they just will not do 
Give her champagne 
and she dozes
Because candy is dandy
 flowers take hours
but liquor is quicker 
With liquor is slicker,
Her senses grew quicker,
Champagne’s magic is all that was due.
Form: Limerick

So That's the Reason Why

Their population on the swell,
The local yokels just couldn't tell,
Why their isolated town called Bugaree,
Red dust and drought for all to see,
Was inundated by a city slicker hell.

You see,it was a radio man from 2CE 
Using language bordering on thuggery,
Delivered such a terrible harangue,
Abusing listeners when they rang,
Had told everyone to go to buggery.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Perceptive Bunny is Ready for Rain

Perceptive bunny wanted a raincoat and a rain hat
Mommy asked Daddy “what do you think of that?”
He is clairaudient, he knows something, he said.
They got him a slicker, and a cap for his head

Perceptive bunny wanted rain boots too.
To fit his enormous feet, not easy to do.
But his parents indulged him, without refrain.
He spent a week playing outside in the rain.
Form: Rhyme

Chubby Cheeks

I'm no grump nor one to dump let alone mock but I can't like or lump a pudgy frump in a frock who my world don't shock yet here's the kicker as a chick she'd be slicker and not to deride but if she'd lose a few a pound or two the sooner the quicker on either side she'd be bodacious I'd be flirtatious and we'd roll and rock around the clock
Form: Rhyme

Little Sister

Little sister's seen it all happen to you
She's been exposed and could not care less
Get in the car, open up, undress
Little sister, she's no fool
She's seen it all happen to you

Hold it in, tuck it in, behind teas and cakes
Does she really learn from your mistakes?
Will her innocent face take the blame?
She's done bad, bad things compared to you
Slicker, smarter, crazy little fool
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Yolks Slickers and Lemon Zest

yellow yolks on the kitchen floor
brighten up the tile
sunflower seeds glow in the sun
for a country mile

dandelions with their bright heads
springing up all over the yard
sunshine magic on my front porch
enticing me to bard

rain coat slicker and yellow boots
shining in the rain’s little test
the only thing that would make today  more sweet
would be a taste of lemon zest.

Premium Member Daisy Was Tired of Waiting

Donald Duck got rained on plenty hard that day
His yellow slicker was wet every which way
We saw him standing there, beside Hamil’s Bay.
Waved to him too, said my cousin May.

Was he wearing a rain hat I asked with concern.
He did, but he still has a lot about women to learn.
He is waiting for Daisy, who has given up hope.
She has run off and gotten married, far away from this dope.
Form: Rhyme

Yellow

Yellow

yellow yolk pauses
plunges into batter
swirled by the whisk
into blurry starry circles

glistening rain slicker
puddle-skipping girl
yellow dash of color
vanishing behind umbrellas

daffodils stand silent
I lie under blankets
watching yellow stars
streak me sky-dizzy

be still, stars, 
find your perfect places
beside the yellow moon,
so I can remember
a yolk intact,
resilient daffodils,
and a happy splashing girl

Premium Member Retreating after a Routine Bust

how absurd…an owl,
wearing a night cap…the fowl
an audience howl

owl downs his liquor
his entertainment slicker
audience snicker

in midst, a jeerer
a foul audience nearer
here comes the sheerer

this owl on huge bough
seriously satisfied
resting one big eye

trees have been silenced
feathers like Autumn leaves float
owl is on retreat

owl dreams as bough shakes
he’s trying out sick routine
laughing to himself
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Dismantled

Round heels of crumpets,
aromatic lavender jam.
Poached eggs in a skillet,
succulent portions of ham.
An awakening stretch had heralded
a yawn mouthed long and loud.
While rain fell down in splatters
from the dark pewter clouds. 

Dated Macintosh slicker,
hoary exhausted gum boots.
Tenacious steps into nature
in search of family and roots.
The fallacies of the wind
twists hair into long plaits.
Across wide fields of enchantment
new journeys await.
Form: Couplet

Time Has Grown Old

The new year has came in

But, all is the same

Nothing changes

Still the cheating, stealing,

Killing

Only a bit slicker!!

The graveyard still filled

With

All the broken hearted

Bones stack to the top

Pouring over the sides

Waiting to be mend

Hearing cries scream out

But silence said hush

Your screams will not be heard

All your skeletons just followed

You through the doors of 2008

The new year just begun but

Already grown old..

Premium Member Pattys Pretty Puffed Up Persnickety Pink Piglets

on that fence are the three cutest pigs you ever hope to see
I ran over to look, he was nuts, this city-slicker, Tommy Lee
These are piglets, not pigs, I yelled to him rather snottily.
The piglets began to snort and whistled with glee

We are Patty’s pretty pink piglets, polished and persnickety.
Puffed up and prideful, perhaps you know our uncle Paulie Lee?
They began dancing around on ham hocks, showing off their glee.
I now wanted to meet their amazing mother, the glorious Patty.
Form: Monorhyme

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