Adlib Poems | Examples


Because Kendall hasnt called

And I'm looking at new York canvas 
Man in the mirror

Big lou Adler 
?

Copy print

He teaches desire as illusion in anger

Next day air

In the lonely night
Without a lonely write
It's the next day bourbon 
Forced regard
Article un, lend, take ribbon
Set type
Articulate

Juliet Society friendly alien 
Anime graphic coupe design

Interworx server adlib maintenance up?

Cellular diplexing and atenuation adlib it

On atom photon plan it
Photon up
And back
Illuminate addiction devicing

"Mobile" station "worker"
Involved in grid i.e. infrastructure bands

Desktop publishing rubbish
Good for nor bot Chomsky 
demons in illusion anger desire 
Sniffy states of adhd

Slow jam design access key level nerd dropout

L.A. Doll
New York Doll anime coupe sign ups

502 bad gateway newswire interupt day

Your bad
Illiterate rebels
Body body body
Categories: adlib, analogy,
Form: Free verse

Pheasant Suppers

He reassured with a kiss
                                 And sorted out
                                   The Details
Persian Cat and the
Humming bird
Watches the flowers
Swaying in the garden.
Sweet nectars shall
Awaking her to be natural
Once again, but now they
stand together in awe!

           Adagio Crescendo was introduced to
Fugue Crescendo at a time when her
name was Fugue Verse. They meet
In a little town named Bridge and began
corresponding and became engaged.
They became Cantar and Cantrix , there
In Bridge. Louvers Lyrics united them in
A contractual concept. They joined the
very popular concept orchestra "Genre"
and sang background- ooh-ahs and foreground
Hooks prechoral and choral. Meeting Choral
Made me happy. Where nights and mornings
Lovers are we. Cantrix, I love you. Cantar I love you to. Some might this is an overture with concerns to boredum. Look to the one you love and say we will endure. Mr Adlib do your thing
make it right. Sweet get this man to sing: Cantrix you
know this is a lovers night.Got me saying: and I ain't playing Mister Counter Bass do your thing. Alto please bring me
to my knees, love get me all Kissy Phaced.
Categories: adlib, beautiful, business, repetition, romantic
Form: Acrostic


Pheasant Suppers

He reassured with a kiss
                                 And sorted out
                                   The Details


           Adagio Crescendo was introduced to
Fugue Crescendo at a time when her
name was Fugue Verse. They meet
In a little town named Bridge and began
corresponding and became engaged.
They became Cantar and Cantrix , there
In Bridge. Louvers Lyrics united them in
A contractual concept. They joined the
very popular concept orchestra "Genre"
and sang background- ooh-ahs and foreground
Hooks prechoral and choral. Meeting Choral
Made me happy. Where nights and mornings
Lovers are we. Cantrix, I love you. Cantar I love you to. Some might this is an overture with concerns to boredum. Look to the one you love and say we will endure. Mr Adlib do your thing
make it right. Sweet get this man to sing: Cantrix you
know this is a lovers night.Got me saying: and I ain't playing Mister Counter Bass do your thing. Alto please bring me
to my knees, love get me all Kissy Phaced.
Categories: adlib, beautiful, business, repetition, romantic
Form: Acrostic

Premium MemberDramaturge

I portrayed the knave of hearts again,
A role it would seem I was made for.
I ventured off script and silenced my critics
By drinking them under the table.

Classically trained in the tavern arts,
I’m a boozy, bibulous sot.
A virtuoso of chugging a tankard,
A maestro of downing a shot.

I've been typecast as a barfly.
It's the same old morality play.
I’ll adlib my lines to upstage the lead,
And be star of this grim cabaret.
Categories: adlib, allegory, drink, loneliness,
Form: Lyric

The Sound Button

To regulate sounds force,
the wrapping, poor to pour,
examination's witness, 
the Encore . . . as when 
Conductors take the floor, their base adlib
with vibrant blend slows score, or multiplies
with healing source's core!
Categories: adlib, introspection,
Form: Monorhyme


Plot's of Underminers

Speak to many to adore one
whose words makes coupling so
that whispers become conversations
that nuture wayward and losted souls

Recreate the first day you met
Marry in the name of Love
bend the colors of the Spectrum
To allow the rainbow to show

Fragrant nights with ecstacy
Calm tentions with love
Never allow him to be Lonely
He'll find someone else to love

Than whose begannings are new labors
that she allowed his heart to change
Than the women who supports her
shall give her instruction to adlib her to sum game

make him worthless and unimportant
use the street as a way for revenge
speak ill of him to find comfort
than those who adore you will treat him strange
Categories: adlib, absence, adventure, betrayal, break
Form: Ballad

My Lucky Street

"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""

My street, horseshoe-shaped lucky me!
Once worst place, anyone could live,
Nigh on everything was adlib.

Street's arms pointed north, as should be,
the right way when hung on a wall.
Keeping luck sake so it can't fall.

Happy days, children, one, two, three. 
Kirk, Kirsty, a year apart, fun!
Then some years past Naomi come.

The luckiest we still agree,
three times near lost to accidents.
Like yesterday those incidents.

Naomi won't forget, nor we! 
We never forget our, her luck,
those close death moments still do suck! 

My street, horseshoe-shaped lucky me.
Street's arms pointed north, as should be.
Happy days, children, one, two, three. 
The luckiest, we still agree!
Naomi won't forget, nor we!

"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""

13th June 2018
New Constanza Poems Poetry Contest - Sponsored by Emile Pinet
Categories: adlib, children, fun,
Form: Rhyme

On His Own

He's on his own. 
Since his dad adlib 
Eeriely to his mom.
He asphyxiated by the 
Aura of heart gashing. 
His garland galed with fury
While gate crashing.

He ordained ****** to 
Chicks wheezing whiffs.
Peering number one 
On weed puffs.
People descending 
Genealogicaly. 
His philosophy lies 
Physicaly.

He lives a fast life like 
A small lump of a metal 
Shot from a riffle.
His spitting image, is 
Spick and span through
The naked eyes of people. 
Now he whim a gaiety living. 
He wish he never had this life.
Categories: adlib, growing up
Form: Ballad

Procrastinating

P anic gnaws a little hollow 
R ight beneath my rib.
O ver a deadline my mind stumbles
C reating distraction adlib. 
R ancid are the thoughts of necessity 
A ccosting my fragile frame; 
S urely I can avoid the crime
T empting me to shame:
I 
N eglect my history paper.
A crostic I write instead.
T ruth be told:
I
N ow procrastinate . . .
G od help me focus my head!
Categories: adlib, on work and working,
Form: Acrostic
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