Short Toes Poems

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


Premium Member Dance

Dip your toes in my soul 
Amber halos inherited bold
Nod your head tap your toes
Chocolate dance red romance
Ebony gold
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member The Mouse

pink toes in snow
wet silver fur darkened
whiskers shivering

soft grass nest nearby
his mate is waiting
with warmth and love
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Toes

pink and wonderful
                 help us motate and rotate
                 in lockdown heaven


                     12-23-2020
Form: Senryu

Premium Member My Toes

With tenderness, she caresses
My toes and calmly impresses
The gunk inside
Smelling aside
They are quite ugly, distresses

Russell Sivey
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sand On My Toes

Warm sand between toes

Ocean waves lapping the shore

Gentle breeze blowing

Summer evening on the beach

A touch of heaven on earth.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member The In-Between

Wash your face; brush your teeth.
Take special care of underneath,
For what horrible happens no one knows
If you forget the between-the-toes!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Dancing Dumpster Fire

A flaming contrivance of heat,
The dumpster was quick on its feet.
It danced on its toes,
Though why, no one knows,
A partner it never did meet.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Hot Pink Toes

My hot pink toes look sexy on my feet,
They smile at me from my sandals in the heat.
It makes me happy when I have pink painted toes,
I paint them even in winter, although nobody knows.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wind In My Toes

As the mercury starts to levitate,
and May hunts down chill residues,  

warmed breezes rummage the ground 
for ten sun-worshippers 
cruising in two dusty, 
floppy convertibles.

Broken Toes

Dancing toes paint a liquiscent waltz
Fluttered limbs impossible grace
Floating form the unreal flight
Shelves of air on feathers
Ballerina's death
Preposterous
Bewildered
Starving
Art
© Lea Tonin  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member My Toes Are Curled

Today's a good one as I chuckle to myself What could go wrong, loved and in good health On top of the world My toes are curled They point to the skies as my happiness swells
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Standing On Tip Toes

Do hope the other four are keeping in time Dorothy
Yes Sybil they are all looking exceptionally elegant
When are you going to tell them we have passed the audition.

© Harry J Horsman  2011
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Toes of Rain

August spills rains with tapped grains, like pearl veins on roofs Drenched in soft hue, toes play new songs of blue night’s chant
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Form: Than-Bauk

Premium Member High Five

Listen to poem:
High fives all round for Five fingers, Five toes
My pentagon poem has just Five lines
Five minute iambic pentameter
Each line has Ten syllables, Five by Two 
One for each human appendage and sense.

Premium Member OLD PEBBLES

Walking many pretty beaches, picking up pebbles like peaches.
The cool water licked my feet, as the sand went through my toes. Pebbles with a peach color, jar with old pebbles.
Form: Other

Thanks

As I snuggle beneath the sheet
I thank you Lord placing my feet
at such a distance from my nose
and all else 'tween my head and toes.
Though other things you could improve,
of this design I do approve.
Form: Rhyme

Broken Toes

Dancing toes paint a liquiscent waltz

Fluttered limbs impossible grace

Floating form the unreal flight.

Shelves of air on feathers.

Ballerina's death

Preposterous

Bewildered

Starving

Art
© Lea Tonin  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Gossips

Confined shoes 
Toes struggle
Toes gossip
Barefooted
Cross - legged
Toes tangled
Gossip too
Closed door
Round table 
Voted compromise
No gossips 
Open air 
Mouth gulps food
Mouth giggles 
Teeth gossip too

Premium Member My Toes Are Curled

Today's a good one as I chuckle to myself What could go wrong, am loved and in good health On top of the world My toes are curled They point to the skies and my happiness swells © Jack Ellison 2016
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Life Lightly Brushes our Toes


         Life slips through our fingers
            past eyes, ears, and nose
               lightly brushes our toes
      
         In the main, we slumber our way
            to the grave ~ dja have a nice day?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member wiggle those toes

Wiggle those toes, baby girl, wiggle those toes.
It is fun to finally get off those scratchy pantyhose.
She laughs with delight, as the spigot drips like a nose.
Tiny drops of water landing with splashes on her happy toes.
Form: Monorhyme

I Have Two Big Toes

One called Me, and one called You,

You, likes to fight in the middle of the night

Me, well he would just like the right side of the bed tonight

It's time though we all slept tight

So do please have a good night

DAMO

Stepping On Toes

stepping on toes
invading territory
moving in on turf
unacceptable 
uncomfortable transition 
not going to 
take laying down
if threatened will
push back 
not going to 
back down 
this is not going 
to happen 
it will not fly
Form: Lyric

Supported By Your Toes

M-orn twenty-sixth January
A-ims to warm your birthday; 
E-arly Thursday comes, as the shadows fade away.

R-emain strong with back against the wall, 
O-utsmarting the woes and foes; 
S-tanding on left foot
I-s supported by your 
T-oes.
Form: Acrostic

On My Toes

On my toes since I met you 

on my tippy tippy toes 

just to get you, 

like eggshells is your love

one toe wrong 

and you'll fly like a dove

Away on my tippy tippy I go

for this love is a no show

A no no, Might break a toe

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