Short Whelp Poems

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


Premium Member Lee and Her Assistant

Lee marginalized her assistant’s help.
Just a beginner, a bit of a whelp.
The assistant is queen.
Admired and seen.
And Lee’s at the fish market, selling kelp.
Form: Rhyme


Peace and God

Thought that playing God was good
Until my life I misunderstood!

Ask yourself where to go now
Beats freting and having a cow!

Reach out to God; ask for help
Or else just be like a whelp

Start to care about true love
It only comes from above!
Form: Couplet

Premium Member I Need To Reach That Phone

I need to reach that phone box pleaded a girl at the station.
Many adults walked around her, but no one offered help.
Along came a little boy, a rascal, a neighbor, not a friend, a whelp.
He immediately became her stepstool without a second’s hesitation.

Premium Member Palo Alto-Baton Rouge

Palo Alto-Baton Rouge

Every Compliment
Is A Plea For Compliance
An Expectation Of
Rewarding Response.

ASMR With Tender Fingers
And A Pretty Stick
Across Your Bare And
Tender Supple Skin.

Whelp! Whelp! Whelp!
With A Sweet Carrot
Kiss To Every Nostril
Carefully Planted. 

-Gray Squirrel

06-21-2025

Premium Member Hounded By Fleas

There was once a young hound 'hounded' by fleas,

   As countless as the stars in Pleiades!

      He was one dismal young whelp,

         And he barked with a loud yelp:

            "Won't someone scratch this mutt's hide if you please!"

Entry for Charles Messina's "Any Animal or Creature Limerick" Contest
Form: Limerick


7-9-2025

Brilliant it blossoms, 
Struggle and cry out for help. 
Shattered, 
But alive. 

Willingness forgotten, 
Try to huddle as would a whelp. 
I'm not flattered, 
But I survived. 

Killing season, 
More losses, 
Mother may not recognise my yelp. 
Not everyone has heard, 
Feels like everyone scattered, 
I conceded to the night cries.
© R.P. Grcic  Create an image from this poem.

Wait

The word wait is a weighty one.
Whichever way one wants to wish,
Wait is a whimsical whelp.

A wait for which one waits
works wonders without waning one's weight.
Why?  Waiting whisks waiter's whole weight.

Wait for...wait on...wait with...wait by...
"Wait a sec"!  What we want waits for no one.
One wonders, "Why"?  

Only one word wins......."WOW"
© Dan Cwiak  Create an image from this poem.

The December

nighty of the winter 
the December 
wears darkly in coolness 

with white sprite 
the cool December’s night 
calls me cordially 

crystal icicle 
makes a thorny fears 
with owls freaking sound 

whining, whining 
the lovely whelp of tigress 
on the snowy wall scenery

after a while
i discover myself before hearth
its December, needs warming up 


-December 14, 2018 Chattogram

The 6 Mantras In 3 Verses

Darling, I'm here for you
This Mantra is true 
Darling, I know that you're there & I am very happy 
It sticks like glue

Darling, I know you suffer
Sometimes it's getting rougher and tougher 
Darling, I suffer, please help
I'll take care of you as a whelp

This is a happy moment 
I'm permanently obedient patient 
Darling, you're partly right 
I love your light

The 6 Mantras in 3 Verses
Form: Quatrain

Don,T Call Him That!

Did yer mammy ever say"dont call him or her, that?
whenever ye,v called someone, "dim!"or"a prat!?
Well i called my theiving brother a monkey!an got skelpt!
and told that he was to be considered as a whelp!(a puppy dog)
So now he is out on parole from the local dogs home.
He,s just been detoxing like a fool foaming on the phone.
Help me mammy!was all he cried and barked and pled.
she should have skelpt the monkey then fed him water and bread!
Form: Limerick

Confusion Is An Illusion

What is confusion
Is it like the art of illusion 
Everything that goes on in your head
Or when you try to sleep in your bed
People say they will help 
But when they try  they all say whelp
They think they helped make us glad
But all they do is make us sad
They think they lend a hand
But they make it harder to understand
We give them props because they try
But they don’t know how to help us inside
Confusion is like an illusion
We simply don’t know what our mind is doin
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Dear Friends Kept Me Alive

A one and a two and a three four five.
I was dead, now I’m more than half alive.
I had given up; I had lost my jive.
I was hopeless, helpless, self-magnified.

I picked myself up with my dear friends help.
They believed in me, dug me out of kelp.
They rinsed me off. I was a sorry whelp.
I screamed a bit after the initial yelp.

If they had not believed I could
It would have been hard, it truly would.
They surrounded me as saviors should
Full of spiritual caring and lots of good.
Form: Rhyme

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