Short Stripy Poems
Short Stripy Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Stripy by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Stripy by length and keyword.
oh no
what is that caught in my beard?
a chocolate chip and some salsa dip
winter woolly coats and a herd of goats
seaside rocks and a pair of stripy socks
a large corn husk and a double decker bus
a day oh a day feeling very very weird
but how did all that get caught in my beard?
Rain - A Didactic Cinquain
Rain
Misty, sweet
Pelting, dewing, precipitating
Ever so warmish
Rainwater
Spring rain
Droplets wet, refreshing
Delighting, happening, crying
It was a surprise to us all
Cloud
Cloudy rain
Wonderful, stripy
Jumping, swimming, rolling
Such feelings of happiness
Thing
3/29/19
by James Edward Lee Sr ©2019
Where’s Wally? where’s Wally?
The customers all cried
Where’s Wally? Where’s Wally?
Do you think he’s gone outside
It’s market day, it’s busy
It just shouldn’t be allowed
We’re never going to find him
If he’s out there in the crowd
We know he’s got his glasses
Woolly hat and stripy vest
It’s kind of like a camouflage
He blends in with the rest
Where’s Wally? Where’s Wally?
Wherever can he be
Don’t worry, here’s Wally
He was sitting next to me
Beautiful stripy bees are busily buzzing,
they drift down in waves from the sky.
Gently they sip nectar and spread pollen from the flowers,
then off to their hives they will fly
Their antenna guide them home,
as they drift on a warm zephyr breeze.
It’s a good job they don’t suffer from hay fever
or the poor bees would constantly sneeze!
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