Short Tie Poems

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


Shirt and Tie

this is not odd
trying to get a jod
you start
being on clean chart
to get by
not just lay back and die
you wear
SHIRT AND TIE


Neck Tie

going on a date
don't complate
dress to impress
don't forget look 
is the hook
so don't tell a lie
its get you by
wear a
NECK TIE

Bow Tie

steping out
here's the rout
look the part
know your chart
always
catch a eye
as they  pass by
be dress
don't look a mess
wear a
BOW TIE
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Red Tie Day

Trump ordered a Big Red Tie Day
But Stormy did not want to play
She's Biden her time
At the Five and Dime
(Trump's face mask looked like his toupée)
Form: Limerick

Whoopee Tie Yuh Yippee

An horseshoe should bring you good luck
Although it is covered in muck
The horse may go lame
But you're not to blame
Your mother-in-law-needs a buck
Form: Limerick


Shrit and Tie

to look the part
you must start
its not ood
looking for a jod
so  you can catch the eye
not look like a jerk
and this is know lIE
wear
SHRIT AND TIE

Tie Me To Your Tongue

Tie me to your tongue
and let me speak truth like you
when you tell my tales.

Winner: 3rd Place, Boulevard of the Beloved, Ink Empress (Sponsor), 9/17/26
© Uncle Bob  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Neck Tie

does he dress
or always a mess
do dad have a desk
with a pen set
with a white shrit
than make him alert
and say happy father day
mean it don't lie
buy  him
a NECK TIE

Tie the Knot Limerick

There was a girl, of I thought 
I loved her so much, a ring I bought
  Thinking of happy marriage 
  To propose I summed up all my courage 
Unfortunately, she wasn’t ready to tie the knot.
Form: Limerick

Scars

Scars
They’re all I have
Like a third-degree burn to the soul
Visible on the outside
But worse, deep within
My scars they have a story
One I’ll be able to tell
When my healing begins
Form: Rhyme

Tie

You can tie me down, but I will break free.
I will find the loop and undo the string.
So you can tie me up, but I know I won't be that way for long,
Because I will find your weak spot and be strong.
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Premium Member Tie a Knot and Hang On

If you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on Wise words from an old geezer who's still putting along You may be dangling But keep on cackling Till the damn rope breaks, serenade us with a song
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Tie It In a Knot

Another day, another day with my friends But I must not forget to wear my Depends Should probably tie it in a knot So I'm not forced to stop Ideas don't always return before they're penned © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Family Tie-Family Die-Family Love-Bad Blood

You shoot me then blame me for pointing the gun.

You stab me then insist that I carve the meat.

You drown me but expect me to breathe

You spit on my memory then ask it to forgive.

You want control of my life or you don't want me to live.

That Sentimental Style

If our high hopes
and a rainbow’s slopes
collide,
wide scopes of kaleidoscopes
raining
bold, forgotten designs
upon old, cotton twines
we’re staining
still bind the gentle mind,
after all this while, to
tie-dye’s sentimental style.

E. V. Wyler
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cast Tie the Fallen Storms

CAST TIE THE FALLEN STORMS

Must we compete? 
With the caustics of heat
The fallen storms
Winds blown winters breeze
And that self-same breeze eludes me
I am just another cast’s tie to the storm

11/29/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2018©

Premium Member The Executive's Tie

A tie may symbolize
A man's privilege
Solemness
Formality
Keep your body and head straight
Or the tie will bend
And look akwardly ugly
Keep your body and head straight
And let the tie unrolled straight and flat
Symbolizing a sense of self-confidence
And an outstanding authority

Premium Member Why Tie That Knot

Some like it hot,
                       some like it cold
                               While…
some p*** on each other, still some smother,
               under a blanket together...

                                 by

                 some strange, fatal plot,
                        they fall in love
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Joseph Technicolor Tie

There was a manager, at a store near me curious in his heyday, he wore the colors of Joseph, and his multi colored tie. He didn’t have to scramble soul, to deliver my apple pies. He was there for the apple of my eye, moving like a blur to and fro. Couldn’t give him a pat on the back, so sent a letter by snail mail, to his CEO.

Premium Member A Black Tie of Course

Yes, I do have a black tie he said
He showed up with it stuck to his head
His wife was not classy
Her gown was quite trashy
They were escorted to the flower bed

The next couple was luckier than that
They brought along a dog and a cat
hidden in their coats
Were put onto tugboats
Tossed out to sea past the graveyard flat
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Reindeer Tie Misses the Party

His reindeer tie clopped around the room
Kicking his heels as poinsettias bloomed
His owner chased him before the party
Reindeer tie was excited, hale and hearty

Snowman tie said I will adorn your suit
Owner stopped chasing the big galoot
Put on his gorgeous designer silk snowman tie
Went to the party as the handsomest guy
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member That Red Tie

I really despise that red tie
I realize that red tie tell lies
that red tie hire spies
that take our freedoms in front of our eyes
and that red tie hires other guys
who are just as sly
for they also tell lies
and they are the worst that our
money can buy
I hope we can say goodbye
to that red tie
If not, I really will cry
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tie Dye in July

It was quite a hot day in July.
Joe came to our picnic in tie dye.
That shirt looked so crappy
we all lost our happy,
and the little kids started to cry.

“Take your shirt off if you wish to dine,”
we then told him, but things were not fine,
for tattooed on his chest
was what looked like a vest
with his shirt’s awful tie dye design!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Goodbye To the Red Tie

Thank God we can say good bye to that red tie
That red tie was the father of all lies
Jail him, ship him out, whatever works let’s try 
He created division and allowed so many to die  
Voting him out was very wise 
for he's Satan in disguise 
Bringing in hope with the old new guy  
He might not be the prize 
But we can damn well give him a try.
Form: Rhyme

Tie the Knot

Being with you
in your grace,
this feeling of love
can't be replaced.
You're gentle and trusting,
I admire your ways...
believe me love,
you drive me insaine!
So, let us unite,
let us close the deal;
your love and thought 
Is all I can feel.
Thank you for all
the time we've shared.
Now let's make it forever
and have our love be declared!
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