Short Walk This Way Poems

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Premium Member Dorothy in training

Follow me... walk this way.
One and a two and a three.
Off to see the wizard !



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other


Walk This Way

Femmy Felix walked with a sway.
He really flamed with a sash e.
But in our little town.
Opinion's mostly frown.
They said that you should walk this way.
Form: Limerick

He Is There

He will never leave me,
I do not walk this way alone.
My Father watches over me,
And gives me the strength to go on.

He is my refuge-
A very present help in time of need.
Where could I go besides Him?
I will follow where he leads.
Form: Rhyme

Me and My Teddy Bear

me and my teddy bear
would like to say 
there is no way in hell 
we will grow up and never play 

me and my teddy bear
me and my teddy bear
don't like you 
you want to work and 
be up in the news 

me and my teddy bear
want none thing new 

me and my teddy bear
can play all day 
but you think 
you should give 
us orders anyway...

walk this way 
and sit up straight
Form:

BLUEBELL WOODLANDS

A walk in the bluebell woods, 
Is such a delight to see, 
A carpet of blue, 
Full of magic and mystery. 
Flowers shaped like bells, 
Petals dance and sway, 
So beautiful, 
Join me and walk this way. 
They thrive in woodlands, 
Surrounding the trees, 
Found in shaded areas, 
Loved by the bees.
A mass of delicate flowers, 
In the forest,  so blue,
So enchanting, 
Brings joy to me and you.
Form: Rhyme


My Constant Companion

I do not walk this “Way’ alone,
My Savior walks by my side.
He is my constant companion,
And ever faithful friend and guide.

Sometimes, the way grows dark and dreary,
And I cannot see Him close by.
Then I hear His voice speaking to me,
And I know He didn’t move…It was I.

When I am drawn away by cares
That are common to life here,
Jesus whispers, ‘Stay close to me, child,”
And in the darkness, I sense He is near.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Obey the Speed Limit

The speed limit on this street is twenty-five miles per hour. When you exceed it, it turns our sweet disposition sour. In the morning and afternoon, they walk this way to school. Your careless speeding will make you look like a fool. Here is an intersection where our young children cross. Having your vehicle strike them would be a great loss. Our children are too young to be placed in a grave. It is their lives that we want to save.
Form: Rhyme

Away From It All

Away from the shining cities I walk,
Down into empty oblivion,
No promises,
I take my chances,
Without comforts,
I live alone,
No one to guide me,
Nowhere my home,
Outside the shining cities it's dark,
Nowhere is safe,
I leave my dreams at the door,
I walk alone,
No one to walk beside me,
Nothing to block my way,
Only deep thoughts comfort me,
I always walk this way,
I'm always on the move,
I'm always here alone,
No one with me,
In my empty oblivion home

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