Short Youngster Poems

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


Premium Member it followed me home

It followed me home the youngster said.
The rooster was struggling to get away from her grasp.
We can see that said her parents.


Premium Member Hoof It, Youngster

A hop, a skip and a jump
     will get you over the hump
   Unless you're in a car
     in which case
     you can't jump too far
Form: Rhyme

Youngster Life

Yaap things going forward backword 
but what will be do we just give our 
efforts, god take your test untill you 
become youngster to old age.


Avnesh yadav
Form: Haiku

Victoria

Victoria, queen,
as a youngster quite lean,
had nine children and grew rather fat,
but Albert and John Brown both loved her like that!

for Andrea's clerihew contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Naughty But Not Nasty

Naughty but not nasty.
Cheeky but not rude.
Innocence, ere what blushes
Darker for each face.

Hyper, histrionic
But not unstable.
The youngster, ere what runs, bawls
In complete disgrace.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Old Age

Hello! It's me, I used to be much taller Shrinking quite fast, soon be a wee bawler Wear diapers, kiddie kind Losing my brilliant mind Revert to a youngster when I was a lot smaller
age
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Christmas Lesson

Based on a true story

Now there once was a youngster named Jake
So ornery he made his folks quake
Santa left coals in his shoes
Giving young Jake Christmas blues
Who then forever tantrums forsake
Form: Limerick

Growing Up

It would be a pleasantry if I stayed a child since-
Growing up is something beautiful however.
Goodbye to the youngster within
I look forward to accommodate him now that he’s older.

~Hidayat
ig: hidayat_the_poet

Premium Member Had I Known

In spite of my years, still hummin' 'tween the ears Not as well but breezin' till my breath disappears If I'd known as a youngster Would've pressed that buzzer Saving the head honchos much moolah all these years
Form: Limerick

Some Life Ago

Passionate youngster
enjoying youth 
Beautiful weather
sunny skies
Water flowing
tearing from these eyes
Nature and I became Lovers
Kissing on the lips
caressing every muscle of the skin
Why
everything was fine
but that was some life ago
© Bart Jonas  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member Hungry in the USA

It’s 253 am here I am
Craving a midnight snack
But it’s past midnight 
I shouldn’t delight
I’ll just starve in the sack

I must fight the hunger monster
For my goal is to avoid fat rolls
Calories aren’t imaginary youngster
And bread add booty to a soul
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Premium Member I Think These Are Go Go Boots

I think these are go-go boots, the youngster said with a smile.
She brought out some lovely pink paisley cowboy boots, totally in style.
These are not like Nancy Sinatra’s white go-go boots I said.
In the sixties we let these gorgeous bright boots go straight to our head.
Form: Rhyme

A Youngsters Speach

I feel bad for what I did to you,
It wasn't a plan to hurt you so.
I didn't mean to make you hurt,
I didn't want to, I'm worse than dirt.

I don't know why I cheated on you,
the girl was random, I had no mood.
I am a youngster, please forgive me,
cause only with you I want to be with.
Form:

Dungeon Of Memories

Goodbye again dungeon of memories 
where youngster self has bloomed 
In no time I'll be back again
Like an echo in a song 

Bless the one who toiled for you
Whose sweat and blood laid your foundation 
May her sunshine rise again
In golden shades, her silver moon 

January 8, 2024, PST, BC

Premium Member Alone

As a youngster, I felt alone to the core, 
Loneliness filled my very being and soul.
Oozing out relentlessly; no peaceful shore,
Nurturing and molding me, taking a toll;
Every part of me gave in, I had no control.











Contest:Try a Quincrosticain
Sponsor:Andrea Dietrich
09-24-2023
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Her Autumn Red Hair

Her Autumn red hair
Like leaves on the turn
A colour so 
Delightful auburn

A smile that turns
Heads in the room
An aura of cheer
Like a new spring bloom

This youngster she is
A breath of fresh air
When the young boys pass
They delightfully stare



http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/life-5.php
Form: Rhyme

Myspace.

Bad Myspace.
M - mind controlling
Y - young teens raped
S - sell your soul.
P - peole can see you myspace
A - addiction
C - controlls!
E - energy waister

Good Myspce.
M - my friends are there
Y - youngster love it
S - stops boredom
A - acctually can be fun
C - chatting
E - empty head, gets filled up.
© Shaye ....  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Guns Aren't Toys

Stay away from guns of all kinds, youngster! They're not toys.
Believe what you heard in the holiday film, "The Christmas Story;"
repeated over and over ..."You'll shoot your eye out, kid!"



Submitted for...
Guns Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Anthony Biaanco
Date written: 04/21/2021
Form: Sijo

Premium Member DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH

Once, I found a youngster in the last row.
Our eyes met together out of the blue.
A hidden glow of scholarly brilliance
I perceived from his timid berry eyes.
As his guide, turned to be a catalyst.
My cogitation didn't go abortive.
When glide through the pages of nostalgia,
I hear the echoes, "Diamond in the rough".

Pool of Youth

Legs propelling me off the edge
underwater.
Looking up, ceiling going by.
Diaphragm controlling steady exhaling,
arms overhead.
Then breaststroking, legs frog kicking,
air bubbling out my nose-
preventing water going in.
Maybe breath control is another benefit
granted an oldster
for playing clarinet 
as a youngster.
© Rob Hart  Create an image from this poem.

When I'M Sixty Four

When I'm Sixty Four by Rick Rucker Now that the New Year has begun, I'm going to work harder, to be sure to get things done! Last year, I was content to Let It Be, But I was a youngster, a mere lad of sixty three! In a couple weeks, I'll have that luxury no more, I'll have to try so much harder, When I'm Sixty Four!
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Without A Care In The World


Isn't that the
objective of life?
To get in
a position where
you don't have 
a care in the World
It brings you
back to when
you were a youngster- - - - -
But it is
hard to achieve
once you
become an adult
There are so
many worries, responsibilities- - -
Just trying to
make ends meet
keeping your health
living a moral
and peaceful life

That's Her Remains

our raw fluids flow
flowing from her fresh blood
as marauders go a-rampage
& a youngster by her bossom
is mauled 
cut in the pieces of her broken bones
that's her remains
a skull left for inspections
the president & his white-washed
dignitaries are ever-passing by
to see
a maiden bleeding
in the foul of a nation's hub -
please, brother
speak like a gentleman!
© Canny Amah  Create an image from this poem.
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Family On Vacation

Where are we going?
a simple question
but words can be embosssed. 

Teen-age son thinks,
"WHERE are we going?"
and moans, "Do I HAVE to go?"

Busy Mom thinks,
"Where ARE we going?"
meaning, "Honey, are you LOST?"

The youngster thinks,
"Where are WE going?"
wond'ring, "Do I GET to go?"

When Papa thinks,
"Where are we GOING?"
he asks, "How much will THIS cost?"
Form: Verse

Fear the Barrack

Red ,dark barracks,is where fight meet
Can you stand in spite of retreat?
You can't see the youngster near the
Monster,thus his power on the mighty
Tower
When they go out of fear,they still
Need the use of gear,so
When the time comes,life will
One day be like drums
The barracks are a station of will,
And the act of drill
From that comes the conclusion ,the
Fact of a barrack
Form: ABC

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