Best Bloomy Poems


Turtle and a Hurdle

Turtle and a Hurdle

Trump's stomach looks like back of a turtle
And over things makes it hard to hurdle
Created own line of clothes he calls choral
Who jumped over justice and skipped moral;
Loony and bloomy idiot like crepe myrtle.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet

Now for coffee and breakfast
So my wife just did insist.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bloomy, allegory, analogy, humorous,
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Spoon-Fed On Spoonerisms

Hooming in the near lorizon, 
another girthday makes me bloomy
The yays, the dears are massing paster!
I am diserablly mepressed, and in a date of great sistress!
Age, you may agree, is rot for nissies!

More crinkles fill my worehead, more frowsfeet crame my face!
My shin is cagging, my doobs are bropping, my wackside biggles to and fro
One turn in front of glirror mass, and blaring gack is not the ass
that I had yorn just westerday!

My cimples are just dellulite, and jormones humping out of whack
My face gets sedder, I rurrender
Hig a dole and put me under!

My grair is hayer, my wips are hider, and travity has taken goll!
I'm binking, too, shrit by shrit!!  Creaking, leaking, a shinking sip!

My femory is going mast! I search for lames and they've been nost !
I lander off, and then I'm wost….will you check the fost and lound?
Getting old has dot me gown!

I cannot wee sithout my glasses, I need a mozen dedications
My dibido has all but lisappeared, I fear the nend is getting ear !
Some may fall me rather coolish, but I would truly like to know
is the yountain, fouth for real? Deed me to it, I will link some
'Cause crowing golder isn't fun !!!


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3/2/16  For Spoonerism Contest
Sponsored by Roy Jergen
Categories: bloomy, age, funny, old,
Form: Free verse

Springing In Questions

what will you feel
when you see
the summer 
smiles their brightness
through portulaca and verbena

what will you hear
when spring comes
and flutters with
their daylight wings
through swallows and thrushs

what will you dream
through the bloomy twilights
till
the wet dews welcome 
your new day

share me 
not
those mournful stories

sing me
not
those sad songs

what will you answer
when you read
this
springing questions

~(c) Sukmawati Komala~
Feb 2014
Categories: bloomy, inspirational,
Form: Dramatic Monologue

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A Tale of a Princess

Once upon a day there was
A young princess like a bloomy vase 

A day a night and a year have passed
Waiting for this princess to be surpassed 

A day a night and a year have passed
With this princess being just a past

Her marvellous beauty was never perceived 
But once you meet her you feel relieved 

Her shining eyes were deep black holes
Attracting brains and even souls 

Her hair was strings of a wooden guitar
Or sectioned wires from a golden star.

All of this beauty went beyond sights
Deeper than valleys and higher that heights

To a world of awe and glory
Where our princess starts a new story

Between maids of equal splendour
And brave knights who do not easily surrender

Her wonder will stay as the eighth 
Of the seven wonders of human faith
Categories: bloomy, inspirationalday, night, beauty, beauty,
Form: Couplet

Clip-Pity Clop Drip-Pity Drop

Clip-Pity Clop, Drip-Pity Drop

Clip-pity clop clip-pity clop 
Pencil-toed I walk aloft
The pavements wet and glassy grey
Isolated lane for me to bestride
Bloomy flowers my umbrella atop
Spraying their heads at a riotous fair
The rainy waters like elves in sprite
Streaming down from the dark skies above
Slide down my floral domey roof
Encircling my every moving step 
Like the brandished magical wand 
To keep all evil at the farthermost bay
Puddles before me my mirrors be
Umbrella held high by cocktailed ring
The skirt a-swish in another hold
Two small leaps on stones for bridge
The helm a-safe did bring a pride
The cooing in the heart the sparkle in the eye
The rainy elves rounding the clippity heels
My heart walks in the rain drippity drop drppity drop

Balveen Cheema 
August 23, 2015
Categories: bloomy, heart, imagery, rain,
Form: Romanticism

My Love

I  thought  I  was  happy, 
And  my  future  so  bloomy, 
Until  I  met  you, 
The  wonders  love  can  do. 

You  have  opened  my heart  to  love, 
Just  like  the  oil in an olive, 
My feelings for you are  way more  than skin deep, 
You  send  my heart  on  a  beep. 

I  would like  to  rush us  now, 
But  I  am  forced  to  bow, 
To  the  growing  love  inside, 
Very  infinite  it  can’t  be quantified. 

As  I  close  my eyes, 
I  see  your  cute  smile  painted  in the  skies, 
I  see  the  gentle warmth in your  eyes, 
And  feel your strawberry lips. 

We have  a  lot  of  secrets  to  uncover, 
This  we shall  both discover, 
Every time  your heart  opens  like  a  flower, 
The  butterfly finds the  nectar. 

My body inhales  all of  you, 
As  your  fragile  heart  jitters  too, 
Feeling  your silent  love  whispers, 
You  quiver  with bliss.
Categories: bloomy, love, , cute,
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Sea and Me

The sea is always there for you and me to see
The sun is there too to warm our glee
The birds are happy with no worry
The flowers bloom their beauty
Though all for just temporary

So when the sea seems so harsh and unfriendly
When the sun eclipse is there for us to see
When the birds twit of no sound chirpy 
And flowers wither before they’re bloomy
Just keep them all in your memory
Blame neither the birds nor the sea
When they’re not sunny and flowery
But gloomy and even stormy   

Just blame me…
For not telling you 
To get ready.

(Andreas Akun, Dec. 5, 2010)
Categories: bloomy, lifesea, sea, sun,
Form: Free verse

The Sleepwalker

The Sleepwalker

I have bathed  in your rays
 went slowly under  
melted  ways
 thorny tears, diluted eyes  
of thy beholder with no hold onto
 thy tying spy in our sleep
less the night allows us into 
 the spider’s  webs neat
entwined 
 and a bit chaotic beat
takes us back again 
 above our melted ways
sprouting  back and into
 the bloomy sunny day
later  nightly  shades
 will hides us under
 magic  lanterns milky way
 planting  in us  pictures  
the  seeds of
 then bath us in the rain 
till the day meets us
 in its way
plucking us out of 
 the stream of  dreams
made up ways.
© Jaro Tomko  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bloomy, adventure,
Form: Free verse

Yayayti Madan G Gandhi 2

Yellow autumn leaves
And the cold breeze – remind us
Yawning winter days
Again spring comes and
Terrains become bloomy – change
Is essential
Mortal are the men – tottering towards 
A definite fall; but all try to
Defy death. Yet, changes come to 
All – ephemeral assets
Nearing destiny
Grabbing little straws
Going in vain
A spirit
Never
Dies
He who knows it all and the poet we call
Is Doctor Gandhi, dear – from the Fame of Hall

15.10.2016
This poem is an experimental poem consisting of three forms of poetry as well as an Acrostic poem. The first six lines are made of two Haikus . Next ten lines are written in Reverse Etheree . Last two lines are written in rhymed Epigram.
Categories: bloomy, life, poems, poets,
Form: Acrostic

Endure Song

Forty-five years we've hang
Our smile in a perfect
Union of unchangingly joy
On our face. Money was good and happiness melted in.

Seeing the four flamed seasons
Became thinner, and thinner
And no longer, in July, near
The snowflakes, we don't ask to ourselves
where might be for the firewood's sun
If there will be a return.

For all these years, the utters moonlight
Has shone the same thing over and over, everywhere
Like a principle to be alive. And we believe it.
We really believe it 
That's what we got.

Across the rocky sky, like the rain
In a spangled dawn, steps have not been easier
Through the flowering bees; I don't know why:
But the pleasure has been 
Good enough to grow almost crazy among them?

We know there can't be a come back
To that unwelcome past, stalking by the shores sea
After a journey of half-century
Of green love and trust.

Let us enter boldly to our remember,
Crossing the peak along the sweet
Joy and sorrow. Find it a parting promise's
Love that we could never
Be tired as far as our eyes
Can see one another
And who will never abandon
This bloomy age.

As, adult world and heaven,
The barefoot is there--
And at noon, we know we are still
Rowdy as a friend in a toll mountain!
Categories: bloomy, health, husband, thank you,
Form: Dramatic Monologue

Premium Member Lasting Beauty II

 lasting beauty is the fragrant ,perfumed daisy of bloomy eternity..
Categories: bloomy, dedication, destiny, devotion,
Form: Free verse

Sounds of Silence

Have you ever heard in your mind
the sounds that silence makes
the silence that spreads like music
as in splendor a dewy morning breaks
silence that clings to a Florentine fog
as lone cyclist a cobble street snakes

the silence that hangs heavy 
after a heavy down pour finally ends
or await with it for the moment
when heaven its pearly reward sends 
they sound so different and surreal
like life’s ethereal myriad bends

the silence that weighty dwells
in wisps, rises from vacant eyes
the silence that fills to the brim
dole, of a beggar’s ripping sighs
silence that hangs like a sword
on fears of unsaid distant byes

silence o endless tormenting silence 
you play on a piano’s dusty keys
from a chair that rocks in howling wind
on a lifeless verandah, distant sees
from a score of such like mends
wherefrom one has drunk to ones lees

it speaks no man’s earthly breath
yet heard in shattering numbness
in ache and blight so steeped
in rustle of a long gone worn dress
in raucous merry gay proceeds
or the mirth of a child’s bless

in the time of a frisky bloomy day 
or gnaw of a long starry night
the lullaby of distant streaking trains
or the gondola’s reflective sight
the cavort of journeys done together
Echoes the hush of a soundless blight


original
saadat tahir
22nd July, 2k13
Islamabad.
Categories: bloomy, today, , Lullaby,
Form: ABC

Oh My Africa

By Parizo Van Thulare 

what have we done this time ?
What happened to together as one ?
Why us?
Why now ?

I thought what we had back in the ages was through
I thought that blood which was shed back was dew

When I heard of the rainbow nation 
I was moody and glowing
When I heard of color making combination 
I knew things would come smoothly
It felt so nice
Seeing those of my kind so bloomy

Continents from the South bowed to us 
Those from the north started sharing with us 
They knew we were peace makers 
The knew we were good neighbors

But now 
Things have gone south 
Weapons are used like spoons 
Wearing down every street like troops 
With sound blocking my ears
That smell of a man burning  makes me cry 

I felt useless looking at the screen of my Aunt's television
Asking why men are in collusion 

Why chasing one with such hatred ?
Whilst u know that when it rages ,it destroys hundreds
Why calling one with words that are sour ?
Whilst we thought you are the one with honour

I dreamt of waking up in the middle of Zambezi one day 
I slept picturing the beauty of Victoria Falls today 

But how will I go there ?
If its residents are being bullied in my home 
How will I see such beauty 
Whilst guns are rattling next door ??

Ohh! Lord of mercy 
The father of billions and trillions 
Please come and deliver us from evil 
Save us from varnishing 
Please protect my Africa
Categories: bloomy, africa, heartbroken,
Form: Free verse

Every Poem Write From the Heart

EVERY POEM Write with your heart, 
until you can't breathe, 
gasping for oxygen; 
with every emotion shown,
 im writing with my heart in every poem written, 
every quote i might be thinking and put in writing, 
I promise it will be written with my heart and soul for all to be shown; 
whether it be dark and gloomy or green bloomy, 
I might write with your with your heart and mine next time combine,
making pen meet paper, 
fingers touching keys, 
hitting millions,  
with these words of love or shame, 
only to be spoken again and again, 
from words of the heart once again. "Write with the heart"
Categories: bloomy, heart,
Form: Rhyme

I Had a Dream

I had a dream in my dream
In this dream of my dream I saw a rose
A rose so bloomy and well scented 
A rose very catchy to the eye
Appealing to the eyes and nose
A very rare rose indeed
An adorable rose

I drew closer to it
Admired it for a moment
At the moment I was in a fix
In the darkness of doubt 
You raised the lamp of love
Then I realized plucking it will make it wither
To make it last forever I have to let it. E

Fencing round this rose became impeccable 
Hale and hearty moments will only come when it is fenced 
No daily-dally then
With haste and accuracy I finished my fence
Never knew the joy from a rose until I rose towards a rose
Then I realized that my joy is enveloped in a rose
Categories: bloomy, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
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