Short Sue Poems

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


Premium Member Aunt Sue

she had a flair, a savoir faire
sophistication in the air
she was chic, sleek and lovable too
a perfect lady, my fine aunt Sue
Form: Rhyme


Bumpy Ride

Said Stan to sweet farmer Sue
I like this thing that you do
That bumpy ride
Sure saved my hide
And that’s real fine howdy do!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member you uplift us Sue

with your own sweet flair
was sassy as usual
you uplift us Sue

never disappoint
we strive to do better now
you are our leader
Form: Senryu

A Friend Named Sue

I once had a friend named Sue
She always wore the same shoe
When I asked why
She started to cry
I guess her brain was a challenging issue
Form: Limerick

Sally Sue

Her name was Sally Sue.
She always seemed so blue.  
One day she watched a comedy.
She laughed until she died.
She died in the living room.
Form: Burlesque


Kitten Named Sue

There once was a kitten named Sue.
She found one mitten, or two.
She chewed all day long.
'Till all of it was gone.
Now she has nothing to do.
Form: Limerick

A Boy Named Sue

When I was born I was too ugly
That my parents didn't like me.
So they named me Sue
For I looked like a shoe;
Life is tough for a guy like me.
Form: Limerick

Inside Sue

Before I end things
I want to bring
A hymn of sayings
I wish to sing

My veins I'm praying 
Not open wide
For much delaying
The sue inside
Form: Rhyme

Sue Nami

When Jesus walked across a lake
His father said, "For Heaven's sake!
Your noisy splashes
Resound like crashes 
Destined to become an earthquake!"
Form: Limerick

I Met My Wife Sue

i met my wife Sue
                                      under a tree of knowledge
                                                 she dropped her figleaf
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Sue the Squad

Bernie Sanders, AOC
Ilhan Omer, Rashida Tlieb

  All give aid and comfort to Hamas, our sworn enemy
  Sue them all for treason -- the Constitutional remedy
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Gladys Sue

here is Gladys Sue
she is a gentlewoman
a terrific friend
her integrity intact
always has your back
unless you double-cross her
then her vampire comes out
Form: Choka

Premium Member Willie Winkle and Sue Lee

Willie Winkie got wed to Sue Lee.
Consummation though just could not be.
The more that they tried,
the more Sue Lee cried.
Winkle’s willy was just much too wee.
Form: Limerick

Stan’s Chevy

Stan’s Chevy van was a seventy-two.
Wanted a red one, got stuck with blue.
Offered Sue a quick spin.
Sue refused to get in.
Now poor Stan has just one thing to do...
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sue

Sue wants to find peace at Crimson Creek
Her summer has been stressful and bleak
She saw it in a book
As Friends gathered to look
She soon found it and let out a shriek
Form: Limerick

Spinster Sue

A shy, young spinster, named Sue,

felt sad, cause her lovers were few!

        So, she walked out the door,

        wearing a fig-leaf - no more!

Now, she's in bed ... with the flu!
Form: Limerick

Crazie Sue.

Did you ever once her of crazy sue?
The girl who was always yelling out "boo!"
at night she went stalking
while pedestrians were out walking
did I mention she killed her brother stu?


[uhmm...idk]
Form:

Black Jack Sue

Ivory cinnamon

Fine flavor

Appetizer


Saliva flourishes

Grave cravings

Taste of luck


Oral equilibrium

Evokes cream

Wax of fate


Love, lust, & passion

The ultimate sacrifice

A dangerous gamble

Blackjack
Form: Verse

Imitation Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery, So Don'T Sue Me, Wallace Stevens

I know what a poem
looks like.

I know how to make
my prose look like verse.

A little tuck here,
an indent there,

et voila! It’s verse! 
or worse ...

a pale imitation of seem.
(can I have some ice cream?)
Form: Couplet

The Aurochs and Sue

An Aurochs from Box travelled far and near to find someone dear.
Finally, he met Sue—a pretty cow who lived in a shoe. 
With all his might he let out a bellow
And filled the valley with an echo: 
"Ready to go steady?"
Form:

Premium Member 'So-Sue-Me Street'

     In our litigious society
     folks sue at the drop of a hat

     Employees and employers
     Students and teachers
     Wives and husbands 
     Even parents and children 

        ~ locked in mortal combat
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member traveling Sue

my friend Sue travels everywhere
Bahamas, Alaska, plane in the air
Egypt, India, and the Caribbean too
She began traveling at age sixty-two
Before that she never went anywhere.
Watching travel shows from her cozy easy chair
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Curly Sue

curly sue was enjoying lovely daisies and holly hocks too
she was soon surrounded by flowers of pink, red and blue
a picture was taken and published in a newspaper by Lu
a woman distantly related to the adorable young curly sue
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Sue Meister of the Neighborhood

She is the sue-meister of the neighborhood.
She has sued almost all of us.
We do not invite her to our neighborhood barbeques any more
Possibly for this reason
Or it could be because she is caustic and mean
It is a toss-up really.

Premium Member Sue the Beautiful Icicle

She was a beautiful icicle
Icicle Sue, my price pickle.
Icicle seen.
Icicle queen
A sharp icicle worth a nice nickle.


Written 1-8-2019        Contest:  Same Word Winter Limerick
                                Sponsor: Charles Messina
Form: Limerick

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