Aristocrat Poems | Examples


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Premium Member the ultimate aristocrat

the ultimate aristocrat
would share his wealth just like that
not spoiled at all, not a brat
a humble listener, King Cole Gnat

He exudes excess flexibility
Soothing forlorn subjects at his knee
Understanding his responsibility
a fantastic member of the aristocracy

Premium Member My Furry Aristocrat

 
I want to write a poem sweet little kitty cat,
but you are on my cluttered writing desk: 
and on my papers you have just sat !
With you in a dance position arabesque,
we chitchat, chat, and play tat for tat !
Please, will you now move my furry aristocrat ?

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May 18, 2023


Poetry/Rhyme/A Funny Aristocrat
Copyright Protected, ID 05-1548-241018
All Rights Reserved, 2023, Constance La France

Written for the Standard contest, Bite Size Poem No. 64
sponsor, Line Gauthier, Judged 05/29/2023

Premium Member Count Pat the Aristocrat

Count Pat was a bald aristocrat
Dreamt of becoming a bureaucrat
He loved riddles and red tape
Leaving folks with mouth agape
Cherishing all games of mouse and cat



AP: 2nd place 2022

Submitted on August 31, 2018 for contest ANY ANIMAL OR CREATURE LIMERICK sponsored by CHARLES MESSINA  -  RANKED 2ND


Premium Member This Famous Aristocrat

In nineteen thirty-five my star was born
Twas a time to save the world from hatred and scorn
Hey hang on to your hat
This famous aristocrat
Has important stuff to send your way this morn

Amateur Aristocrat

I’m a traveler
landfill photographer
amateur aristocrat

hours on in the bookstore
chai latte with just a pinch
of cinnamon and vanilla
a crescent full of comfy chairs
and extra texts on eastern thought
ready, set,
reading’s fun again

I smoke enough
to hold my bluff
but not enough to harm me

I’m a souvenir
lightweight contender
amateur aristocrat

another sunny Saturday
finds me lying poolside
taking in the rays, so
taken of it all
could you bring an iced tea?
don’t you know a gentleman
when you see one?

I work enough
when times are tough
but never enough to tire me

I’m a remnant
adamantly spoken for
amateur aristocrat

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