Short Toboggan Poems
Short Toboggan Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Toboggan by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Toboggan by length and keyword.
Skinny kids
Wrinkled clothes
Crooked windows
Non-symmetrical
Snowman slightly off center
The “Olds”
Wrinkled fenders
A round-headed driver
A teetering toboggan
Hanging from its roof
The artists
Sipping hot cocoa
lively winter noon
kids push toboggan downhill ~
merriment on ice
Ice, Snow or Frost Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin
Word chosen: Ice
Syllables checked at HMS
Date written: 12/27/2022
TOBOGGAN
Freezing fingers, freezing toes,
Running eyes and bright red nose.
But he’s oblivious to the pain
As he clambers up again
Then hurtling down the hill he goes
15th December 2021
Winter Quintain Poetry Contest
Sponsor Francine Roberts
Cold is the white crystalline night
As the snowflakes gently fall
A pristine sight by candlelight
Casting shadows on the wall
Snuggly in bed my weary head
Begins drifting off to sleep
Dreams of my red toboggan sled
Flying over snows so deep
Oliver Smart so full of
pride
Loved to toboggan, on his
bum he did slide
Yippee he would yell as he
conquered the hill
Maybe I’ll go to Vancouver,
compete, what a thrill
Pictures of gold medals in
his head did deluge
Instead to find out that his
sport was the luge
Crazy canucks he
exclaimed with a shout
Sorry boys but this Oliver’s
out
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I wish I knew an erago how words can plex your noggin
At times like sliding down a hill with only your toboggan
Once you start you cannot stop, it feels like going south
One foot on the slippy slope, the other in your mouth
Words obey and forever stay, even when you oopsy doodle
Words command and forever stand, but you have to use your noodle
Words can bend and oft offend, but words are only say
Relax yourself, enjoy the day, put all the words away
Ruby Red, toboggan on her head,
Loved every creature God would send.
The first came, with a little wing lame,
For Ruby Red to nurse and tend.
This little white dove did Ruby love
And soon his wing did mend!
He'd fly right above Ruby's head, this dove,
And they became the best of friends.
Then one day it was time to fly away,
The dove knew cold comes with the winter winds.
But before he went, to Ruby he sent
A feather to say, “I'll be back again!”