Short Undertook Poems

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


Frodo

Frodo was a homely soul
But undertook a lengthy stroll
To throw a ring into a crack
And let an eagle bring him back

Frodo Baggins Lord of the Rings JRR Tolkein
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Wildebeest Love Sex

So wildebeest must have a lot of time on their hoofs If you've seen a herd, you'll know they've found the nook They surely enjoy sex Females always say yes Male asks “gnu”? And the task is undertook!
Form: Limerick

Dont

Dont speak.
Dont think.
Your weak.
Your blank.
Dont look.
Dont touch.
Undertook
Crutch.
Dont smell.
Dont hear.
Farewell
My dear.
Dont move.
Dont stare.
Remove
All care.
Dont breath.
Dont live.
Just leave
And forgive.
Form:

Premium Member The Good Book

I've often heard The Bible referred to as The Good Book,
yet the bible discusses every depraved perversion ever undertook.
Don't believe me? Have a look.
I'm not being judgmental here guys.
Believe me, this light bulb moment for me was a freaking surprise.
Form: Rhyme

At Risk

Alfred wished his wife would make a cake. He himself could never boil or bake. so when Marie bought cakes in Marks His eyes gave out fierce orange sparks. I thought their marriage was at risk And so I undertook my task. I bought a needle circular And now I knit round cakes for her
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Rocket Ship

'Twas at the age of nine,
        In the year 1959,
        I undertook to build a ship,
        A bright red, plastic rocket ship,
        That housed a transistor radio,
        A cheap Japanese transistor radio:
          By whose dial I could magically go
          To Boston, New York, or Tokyo.

I Ploughed Myself Into a Hazy Dream

I ploughed myself into a hazy dream 
The depths of which I dared not leave 
I did not then but now I see 
The truths that stand before me 

A cathartic cause that they undertook 
That echos through the ages 
Stories told by mystic men
Of queens and kings and sages 

It’s time too pay the devils due 
The pain inside me rages 
I wrote my death into a book 
It’s found within these pages
Form: Rhyme

Simple Things

If you face a raging sea
without a way to flee;
God can make a way of escape
in any form, size, or shape.

Five stones and a slingshot
is all it took.
Goliath fell down like a book
as they all took a look.

God sent Elijah, the prophet,
to a little brook;
he was fed from the ravens
as God undertook.

He used a little boy's lunch
for others to munch.
It was a simple fare
but there was plenty to spare.

God can make a way.
If your heart does not stray.
Form: Rhyme

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