Short Waddles Poems

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


Premium Member Cuddly Puppy

cuddly puppy devouring the affection- melted heart fur-ball waddles about- oops, tinkle
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Why All the Confusion

If one “quack” talks,
and waddles around;
why all the confusion?

















Alexis Y.
11/9/2010
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Cunning Zombie Pollinate Flowers Able Honey Bee

night good afternoon
a cunning zombie waddles
despite the crabgrass

pollinate flowers
a little, able bee eats
all of the nectar

4/23/19
Form: Haiku

Premium Member So Cute Little Puppy-

Cute so my puppy
He is playful and ideal
He has gentle paws
Active personality
He waddles; I feel happy
 

9/2/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Hello My New Little Kitten-

Hello my kitten
You are little and pleasing
Meowing he speaks
He has weird front paws and feet
Cuddles waddles so darling


2/14/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Ywte

Her plumage allures
Curvaceous in her wiggle
Like a duck waddles
In trance I am, captured so
She in view, I follow true










http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/love-17.php
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Fat Armadillo

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                                                   Fat armadillo
                                            Waddles into garden ...
                                            Sweet potatoes gone
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Body Parts

I left my hands behind miles ago.
My eyes drift 30 feet behind my body.
My heart waddles over hot gravel.
A Highway Dust Angel.
My brain took an Uber. My soul 
Bought by a Buddhist back in Biloxi.

Premium Member Too Much Meat and Bread

she cannot get into clothes anymore
prefers a blue mumu or sweat pants
red meat eater from Iowa
well-fed with carbohydrates
rotund and Rubenesque
waddles into rooms
squat and stocky
overweight
chunky
bulk
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Barnyard Rump With a Duck Named Trump

into the barnyard with a high knee-jerk a yellow duck waddles in with a smirk it pecks the hens on the rump Old Mac Donald named it Trump like the president he's hard up at work 9/15/2017
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member beaver mole or platypus

Beaver, mole or platypus? It waddles like all three.
I watch the creature scoot along, wild, weird and free.
If she pauses along the way to leave some tiny eggs down
I will call her Platte City Platypus, named for my uncle’s town.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ouch

In Sherwood Forest Friar Tuck
Fell down a ditch where he got stuck

Astride a broken branch
And, yes, I have a hunch

He waddles now like Donald Duck!

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Contest: Make Me Laugh
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
        Placed 3rd
Posted 25th November 2020
Form: Limerick

Premium Member observing baby ostrich queen

baby ostrich queen of the land
stretches her wings like a rubber band
snaps back together and gives a squawk
we like to see this one wobble walk

baby ostrich queen with voice a squeak
to your life we would ask one tiny peek
she waddles away waving her feather tail
post office maybe? To get the mail?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Legs Over Easy

Long luscious legs
Better than eggs
Not too greasy
Legs over easy

Short thin or fat
What's better than that
Some prefer lean
Like legs of a Queen

Smooth or quite hairy
Those are quite scary
Strides glides or waddles
Legs of all models

Legs out of reach 
Legs on a beach
Legs in the air
Legs everywhere
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Stoplight Fireflies

Stoplight Fireflies


Stoplight fireflies blink yellow
over vacant intersections

Owls whisper on the mist
mime-like field mice listen

Soft surf muffles side step
clatter of crab legs

Feral eyes swallow
waning moonlight

A possum waddles beneath
blinking yellow fireflies.


©John G. Lawless
4/3/2017

Premium Member Little Bit

Little Bit waddles and limps downstairs at the sound of my voice. Barks at the hyperactive English Springer with all the fervor of Boris, the Russian Wolfhound, of Disney’s Lady and the Tramp fame.

the scruffy old stud with four legs close to the ground - wisdom’s on his side
Form: Haibun

Premium Member Feeling Nocturnal

In the mood to sleep waddles of filthy people by means of burrows ahead of time for the swap reeking with confusion their legs move at a snail's pace planned in a fairly haphazard way the spine-tingling apex will soon be within reach a sludge of a grasp of the matter
Written: April 30, 2022
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member What Does He Want

What does he want? Pierre asks Jacques.
A taste of wine?
A bit of brie?
A tiny croissant perhaps?
Jacques guesses come as fast as abc.
This phantom monster of New York opens up his teeth.
The champagne pops, and the cork goes up, and down, and now beneath.
T-rex gulps, satisfied, and waddles away, with a swish and a glide.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Polly Wally Doodles: Written With Jan Allison

Polly Wally waddles all day 
She's running for office in LA 
She wastes time doodling 
Enjoys a daily noodling 
But she never earns her pay 

Polly Wally was once quite a looker 
before politics she worked as a hooker 
now she dresses with power 
doesn't get paid by the hour 
now she's aging no man would book her
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Blowing Forth Laughs Mountain Breeze- -

afternoons Sunday
windows waddles so quiet
enjoying the door

moving back and forth
as the wind laughs blowing forth
a breeze mountains breath

out the window scene
so quiet window waddles
as I peer outside


moving back and forth
thus I witness all of this
whist I peek more


1/9/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Form: Haiku

Priss As a Peacock

Priss As A Peacock

Priss as a peacock
proud as I am,
I prance ore the garden
waving my fan.

Proud Senorita
crown all in tact,
waddles and wades
train trailing back.

Glorious gait 
eyes all a glow,
regal and royal
she puts on a show.

Till one small flaw
Her neck stretched up high,
She screeches an opera
Like one who has died.
Form: Rhyme

A Summer Flower

Ring, ring, ringing a bell
And singing towards the sound of crystals.
Too cold for a moonlight shine;
Too hot for a feast’s flame;
However just right it is, how softly
It sits and waddles its paws,
Little sundrops flop over the delicate
Leaves of colourful imagination.
A comfortably scorched piece and
To be seen tomorrow, see you next time.
© Joy Jeung  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member pretty mama steampunk cat

Pretty mama Steampunk cat named Priss
Had litters of kittens that mew and hiss
They were turned away and put on bottles
She is not warm or fuzzy said tom cat Waddles

Tom cat Jim and Tom cat Dick and Jerry agreed
Pretty mama Steampunk cat was cold indeed
you cannot make a mama out of an unwilling cat
but her armor, wheels and gears were “all that”
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member How Does Life Go

How does life go?
  Does it go straight ahead?
Full throttle? Ever onward and
  upward?  All systems go
all of the time? For some it may
  But not for me
           ~ That's not the way 

I say that life zigs and zags
  that it wiggles and wobbles
and waddles. It goes up;
  it comes down. It spins
around; it cries and falls down
        ~ It gets up again too

Premium Member The Sun Rise -Birth of Nathania Augustine Joyluv Williams-

A mother Waddles Into the hospital They lay her down They prep her Time is now to birth a child And upon this day God has said The sunrise July 14, A spirit/physical burst forth Now then is how it begins The sunrise, the birth of … Nathania Augustine JoyLuv Williams
7/15/2021 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©

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