Best Hid Poems

As I hid behind the darkness of Spring's cool night there she stood dreaming...

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Mister Johns was pretty fat for his height
He snarfed every piece of choc'late in sight
   His wife the candy was hid
   You know what Mr. Johns did?
He went out trick-or-treating like a kid...

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they're having a happy chat
they would not dream to own
some scarecrow with a stone
beneath its frightening hat

scheming fancy and laughter
cheering and chanting aloud
they'd not venture to alter
one frail reassurance found

their stories all have flair
if thoughts are loud or bare
those children sleep lightly
they'll whisper thoughtfully
shun a...

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Dancing to Sisqo 
like a dad at a disco
that ain’t the diss though
you’re a straight up pissed ho
handbag on the dance floor 
where your sandbag **** fall
straps see you trip fool
your ugly face hit sore
wake up toothless
seeking a toothbrush 
though it be useless 
what a...

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He was about 4 feet tall, and boy did he love shopping and playing games at the mall.
His plans  for the future were oh so bright, and he thought all his dreams come true just may be A might!
 He loved to  play...

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When You Hid From Me Your Beauty

To:  The Moon

I tried to look at your magnificent beauty,
As you slowly moved behind the earth,
Trying to evade my precious light,
Did you have to try to let the whole world know?
That you’re upset with me for a show,
You...

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A White rabbit came into my yard
He carried many baskets in his arms
All loaded with many Easter eggs
At first he stood like a statue
Then sprang to hide his eggs

When he was done-like a flash
He hip-hopped and then left
My nephew's came to find eggs
They were eager...

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To say a word is meaningful.

but if it meant painful?

better not, because it is pitiful

does it sound useful?


if ain't say a word is sinful,

said it not or better it be to wonderful

hold it not on my belly recently,

can no longer i, could; with it so...

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We hid in the cottonwood tree’s magic treehouse.
Spying on our neighbors.
Laughter rang out occasionally from the windows of some of their houses.
We clutched our stomachs and laughed.

Mr. Pete gave his wife a big hug at their house.
We all went, Oh, yucky!
We were eleven, and loved...

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She hid under my desk.
Waiting for me.
To discover her.
Thinking it was going to be hilarious.
It was not.
When the principal took a seat in my chair,
Attempting in vain to wipe smiles
Off two culprits faces...

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Safely Hid

Image of her was quite vivid
Until she had become livid
To her not paying any attention
No kind words did I mention
And away myself I safely hid.

Jim Horn...

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Hid beneath the Cottonwood,
My deepest sympathies withstood,
Hearts desires, a world unknown,
Whispers in the horizon intone.

Wind surpasses the enchanting song,
Life beyond all can lone belong,
Inspiration in color of shade,
As the suns’ arms stray arrayed.

Stone and steeple, every deed,
Faith alone, the sound soul is freed,
Steps through along...

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Baby you hid inside my heart right from the start
I saw outside I didn’t see what’s in my heart

All my love, pain and hope that I went through
You were with me I didn’t go to you

You were in my play as a great pleasure
Now I...

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Yesterday delightful. Sixty degrees.
Could have warmed us up.

I hid in the house, frightened by the love of it.

Today I am sitting in my yard, wearing zebra pajamas.
A zip up suit with a pink fringed hood and a tail.
The tail is not comfortable, but cute.

The wind...

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It’s an interesting thing that little children do,

Catching fireflies in a jar not thinking it through.

They cover the jar and tighten the jar lid,

Placing it in the bookcase from mother it’s hid.

Tucked in their beds in a very dark room,

The tiny lights dancing as if...

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