Short Wanna Poems

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


Premium Member Hush - Wanna Get Me Fired

Since 'dross' doesn't rhyme with 'gross'
     (as it could)
 
  I'm glad that it rhymes with 'boss'
     (as it should!)
Form: Rhyme


Ida Know and Ida Wanna

New Orleans is living the blues
As water soaks into their shoes
Will FEMA refuse
To fund his beer cruise
Or choose to use subterfuge?
Form: Limerick

Mary Wanna

I just went to bed all alone
When a dog thought I was its bone
It chomped on my toe
And would not let go
I got up and answered the phone
Form: Limerick

Mary Wanna

Cannabis sativa decreed
But people like to call it, "weed"
It smokes so hot
Some call it "pot"
And I know where your dog just peed
Form: Limerick

Premium Member i just wanna

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              bite'er
          right there

                well
              nibble
 
            howbeit 
          right there


Mary Wanna

I could tell by the look in her eyes
She was a girl who knew about guys
She thought that my size
Might generate sighs
One can't help but love a girl so wise!
Form: Limerick

I Just Wanna Die

i just wanna die
slit my throat and cry

cut my wrists
and lie 
everything is fine

throw me in a hole
my ultimate goal
let everything go

i just wanna die
Form:

Wanna Be a Mom

My love
Sweet lover
Can't wait anymore

My heart
Fragile heart
Is seeming to break

My flesh
My blood
I wish to hold dear

A girl
Small girl
Named Lyla Shea
Form: Lyric

Premium Member I Wanna Be a Girl

When I grow up, I wanna be a girl Tease all the boys making their heads swirl Seems girls have more fun As they try to outrun The advances of boys till the truth is unfurled
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wanna Play

Obsessed with body parts... who me you say? I can take them or squeeze them... wanna play? Harmless I am This naughty old man Experience I've got, though some parts have decayed
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Polly No Wanna

A woman named Polly wouldn't yield, though grown men wanted to plow her field. “Without a ring you will fail. I've thrown big stones in your trail. My field now has a chastity shield.”
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I wanna go back to Michigan

I wanna go back to Michigan
so I catch me some really good fish again.
The fish from any other U.S. lake
tend to give me such a bellyache,
that I can't wait to have a Michigan fish on my dish again.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Movie Star Wanna-Be

Hagmar
Broken woman
She hangs around the set
She’s a movie star wanna-be
Be friendly, but do not encourage her
A fine well-known producer thinks
She is perfect for a part?
She’ll be ready.
Hey, Mom!

I Just Wanna Be With You

I just wanna be with you
No matter what you say to hurt me
You just cant see
The love that lies inside of what we could be
If only we were together
Then you would be much better
I just wanna be with you
Form:

Premium Member Scaring Wanna Be Journalists Off

And through that door is the morgue
The editor said, motioning toward 
an unassuming, flat-black, painted door
“Do you want to see it?”
The wanna-be journalists from high school 
Began shaking their heads ‘no’.

I wanna pray with somebody

I wanna pray with somebody
That Is also a Christian like me
Also we need to pray for our
Before we go to bed
It only takes a few minutes
To pray to our Father
We need to be in the same book
That our Father is
© aldo kraas  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Wanna Touch My Avocados

There once was a filly from Toronto She was cheap but could sure do the mambo Her sales pitch was great Excitement she'd create With her motto, “wanna touch my avocados?” © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wanna Bag

A guy goes into a drugstore to buy some condoms 'Do you want a bag?”cashier asks not seeing a problem “No she's not THAT ugly!” He answered smugly Using his billiards experience, the last shot he caromed
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wanna Bag

A guy goes into a drugstore to buy some condoms 'Do you want a bag?” cashier asks not seeing a problem “No, she's not THAT ugly!” He answered smugly Using his billiards experience, the last shot he caromed
Form: Limerick

I wanna pray with somebody

I wanna pray with somebody
That Is also a Christian like me
Also we need to pray for our
Father
Before we go to bed
It only takes a few minutes
To pray to our Father
We need to be in the same book
That our Father is in
© aldo kraas  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Wanna Come Out To Play

What is it that makes a day a winner, would you say? Is it the number of times someone says, “have a good day” I'd definitely say yes Those words are the best Except if some chickie says, “Wanna come out to play?”
joy
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wanna Come Over To Play

What is it that makes a day a winner, would you say? Is it the number of times someone says, “have a good day” I'd definitely say yes Those words are the best Except if some chickie says, “Wanna come over to play?”
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wanna Come Over To Play

What is it that makes a day a winner, would you say? Is it the number of times someone says, “have a good day” I'd definitely say yes Those words are the best Except if some chickie says, “Wanna come over to play?”
fun
Form: Limerick

I Wanna Be

Free is the price, of a dream, 
The future is ripe, don’t you see. 

Formulate it all, to a tee,
Don’t make a mistake, you see: 

Sow twice as hard 
To reap least a half, 

Dreams will always be free, 
From mine to yours to ours.
© Noe Roe  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member O' Lord God I Wanna Be a Fisherman -

Is it better to be a fishing pole or a fisherman all I know the end result is just I just want to be one of God's fisherman to at least catch one soul at a time 8/22/22 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2022

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