Best Jocose Poems


A,B,C's of Alliteration

Almost always, as additional allurements arrive, ask as a Being...
 By better borne behests become best Causes ?
  Can causes create concise concepts Diligently ?
   Do doers do decidedly dumb doldrums Ever ?
    Each eek echoes egotistical efforts enduring Familiarity...
     Faith fathers forgiveness for flaunting fabled Gifts.
      Gasps give great grief, growing gruesome Hatreds...
Hasn't humanity had hurt hearts hung Innocently ?
 Is insistence in increasing irritation inevitably incongruous Justice ?   
  Jimson jars...jitters...joggles...jolts...just jocose jurisprudence' Knell.
   Kerfuffle kin, kickshaw kept ken, kindly knaves kneading Lamentations...
    Leaving love's loaves, lordly lotharios, looking like lowlifes Made.   
     Marking more madmen mere moronic monsters meting mayhem Nearby.
Now, not never, nab needed nerves, nurture nasturtium near Openness !
 Once only one, ordained our ostracism, outrage outdone on overwrought Plight.
  Perhaps pride precludes passable patience, posing portentous prolapse Quickly !
   Quiet quandaries, quarrelsome qualms, quivering quixotic quirks Resplendent...
     Reaching relapse, revolving recidivism, reconstructed reflective reform Seen !
      Searching secretive states, seemingly simple, sincere serenity sought Through...
       Tender tears, touching together to total tympanic transformation Unjust.
Unique union...unimportant, unbending, unpopular, unless universal Veracity !
 Verbose verbalism, vertical vignettes verify vital victory Won.
  When written with wit...watershed words work wonderful Xerography !
   Xyloid xylography, xeroxed xeno X, Yet...
    Yesterday's youth, yowled yummy young yips Zanily !
     Zeitgeist, zombie zealots zapping zonked zingers...Away !!
© Dan Cwiak  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Joy and Jinks

JOY and JINKS
                                  

                  Jolly jocund jubilant Jack Frost wearing thick jacket
                  joyfully jumped sharp on snow losing jade-locket                              
                  Jolted backward by snowstorm yet looked jovial.
                  Jeered on a jetty jackal rushing from jungle, not trivial.
                          
               Junior Jack in jean- jersey with sister Jill Joined to skate.
               Jim Jogged, carrying jars of jam, jelly, jaggery in basket.
              Jingle bells ringing, Jack jigging, drinking juice from jug.
              Joe, friend of Jack drove jerking jeep, met Jack, gave hug. 
                          
              John, a Joker cum juggler catching and throwing snowballs 
              Jupiter-Juno both jocose junketing under heavy snowfall.  
              Jewel thief Jacob fell on snow, picked the lost jade-stone.
              Javelins- throw on snowy field managed by Jacqueline alone.
                         


  12/17/20
                                                     Second Place

    Alliteration   Contest by Eve Roper
                                                                Second Place
   Podium Placing Promise (6) Contest by Brian Strand.

Premium Member Joking

Jollity lifts spirits.
		Joshing’s great. Let’s hear it!
		Jocose friends who, with wit,
		jazz things up are a hit!
		Jabs can be unnerving;
		jibes can be self-serving.
		Jesting must be gentle.
	


March 4, 2017


Our Frozen Breath

.

                Burst it did
              from our pits
            through our lips
        winters frozen breath 

               We giggled
     of our jocose dreams laid
                   bare
       and our frozen breath
     met when we laughed in
     earnest at the word bare 

    We cackled in that dinghy
           crossing stories
              mine or his
           with or without
              curls below 

    Of course my story made
         his frozen breath
           a crystal dome

Valentine Dreams

Crystal-red-coloured rose pouring sweet scent into my nose;

That’s what you are, and more, my sweet muse.

The other night, vivid dreams of you I had

That made sleep feel like divine love:

 

You and me in a flowered prairie, with bright clothes.

I saw the bright sunlight jive alive in your black diamond eyes most true

That married your smile, as you told me you were glad

To be with me, smelling flowers and watching doves.

 

I was so glad! I can still feel how my heartbeat rose

When you told true tales of love as you’re used

To doing, with your hands in mine, your soft palms.

How much more can I thank the Orchestra above?

 

For this scene is all I’d have wanted, like exquisite prose.

From time to time, I’d look at you from behind (you’d excuse

Me!) and have nothing to add to the perfection you clad

And still do in reality! Perfect curves painted silken mauve!

 

I’s about to end the distance between our lips when I arose

Most sad to find all that was but a dream.

I’d have gladly gone back to the dream

But reality is worth a thousand dreams; so I left home

To meet the object of my every joyful prose

On this valentine morning so jocose.

(c) Nyonglema

History Will Judge Me

History will judge me I'm finally told,
when greatness will be mine to behold;
this naked truth has always reflected my intent...
nobody has ever been able to muzzle any sentiment.


Negative criticism can't eat away my spontaneous creativity,
and diminish this inwardly intricacy;
and if irascibility seems irrepressible...
no irony is found in relevant words that are totally irrefutable.


History will judge me for my free will,
examining my morals and authenticity,
and by its own standard, acclaim me as they will...
even for my fluent and expressive verses of sincerity.


Belying is not the mendacious creed I profess,
intolerant of inequality, inflamed by fairness...
expelling deeds of duplicity that impinge on truthfulness;
and the imbecile, like the scoundrel, still practices insolence.    


History will judge me for my temperament:  sad, jaunty,
jolly, jocose, comical, querulous, lonesome and moody;
and should it immortalize me among its chosen literati...
this honor I will accept with acclamation and dignity. 

Copyright 2009 by Andrew Crisci 
,


Serious Clown

On white face of mirth, a joyance beguile 
fooling around, in a paint smeared smile.

A yellow messy wig, dangling over head,
grinning beneath a nose, fake plastic red.

A weird costume, hands of fate designed,
in ludicrous comic role, normal life denied.

Punchline of nasty joke, crowds go all nuts,
but buried deep within, pain of unseen cuts.

Jocose of a jester, his balls of hope juggle,
making two ends meet, it's about struggle.

A mime layer of mask, hides a serious clown,
trapeze rises up, and a sky turns upside down. 

Scattered stars descend , to a vastness of abyss,
he returns dancing, his flamboyant delirious bliss.




7th March 2020

Sponsor	Kai Michael Neumann
Contest Name	Clown at the Abyss

Premium Member One Approach To 'Friendship'

Some folks think they get vote to distinguish the friends
who’ll be theirs till life ends, but it’s rare their vote’s close!
Or perhaps Love’s jocose and Love’s name, [sic] “I AM,”
is a lie or a scam? GOD’s too big to take in?
What’s unseen is more kin than most mortals can grok.
Our best thoughts (mark like chalk, aren’t gold tablets some prize)
fade like shadows of lies that Light’s absence erase.
Get God authors what Grace is, most needs close at hand.
Seek love’s promise. Demand love be yours (rock life’s boat)!

I love best friends I love with no ‘ask.’ Let them change
(in God’s will?)! I arrange my affairs, would be there
for them, living to share, that my purpose might serve
their success! Should I swerve from this goal? Should ‘devout’
will to humbly stand out of light all need to grow?
It’s in faith that I ‘know’ God’s Creation’s our breath
from our birth till our death, and so brush pain aside
for its lessons provide gain to all. Should love hurt
those it helps (or share shirt off back) push comes to shove?


Long Tooth
December 19th in 2021

Jasmine

Jasmine ( Pleiades )

Jam packed with sweet pollen 
Jostling with rival plants,
Jocular in Summer
January bare though 
Jazzy and beautiful, 
Jocose nasal senses
Joyous wonderful plant.
© Roy Pett  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Jubilation

Jesters jokers juggle
Jink joke as journeyman
Jag up one jocose notch
Jougs jesserants judder
Jussive jokes demand the
Jutty jailors’ justice
Juxtapose jolterheads

Never Be the Same Again

~~~~~~~^^^^^^^~~~~~~~

             FRIENDSHIP is my second LIFE
                     FRIENDSHIP is my second CHANCE
                                  FRIENDSHIP is my second REASON
               FRIENDSHIP is my second LOVE!

                  " FRIENDSHIP "
    -  full of blissful memoirs
                 that'll never leave in my being
   -  full of unbearable enigmas
                  but one in facing every single dilemma
  - full of countless driblets of tears
                  but is inescapable
  -  full of jocose stories
                that will never be forget 
   - full of affection and caress
              but will now never be brought up again LIKE BEFORE...
        Now, I've LEARNED a lot from our past
LESSONS that will never be taught in a four-cornered room.
            Remember:
                   " In LIFE there's no space for ENDLESSNESS.
           There's no space for INFINITY and PERPETUITY.
                       LEARN how to EASE your carriage in your ARMS
 BY LETTING GO when it's already the right time.
               We will never be the same like BEFORE. "
        -  TRUST AND FRIENDSHIP HAVE BEEN RUINED- NEVER BE PERFECT AGAIN.

                                                                                        ~~~~~~^^^^^^~~~~~~


***  "THE RIGHT TIME" Contest
-----JUN-JUN VILLANUEVA

The Clown With No Name

There he stood with his painted face;
All focused on the bright colours that he wore.
No one saw his eyes (they were out of place),
Why should they? That's not what they had paid to see.
It was his jolliness that they chose to embrace.

His eyes, though, he could not over paint.
He could only shade around them in order to deceive ~
Nor gloss over them to conceal that troubled taint...
Eyes which contrasted 'gainst a huge red smiling mouth ~
Sad eyes... happy jocose smile... how quaint!

Children laugh, they think he's hilarious fun
(And so he is when you view him from their aspect).
Grown-ups laugh too, when all is said and done;
They won't know what puzzles are under his hat...
'notalot' ~ if you'll pardon the pun.

I'm not funny, you see, such as is he;
He can recount a million gags by heart,
Ask anyone! if you don't agree ~ with me.
Where he stores them is anyone's guess ~
Maybe neath under the spreading chestnut tree?

He has no folks; he has no wife;
He doesn't even have a name of his own.
He has no fulfilment, only strife,
All that he possesses is his own reflection.
(He has no family.. has no wife.... he has no children.. has no life!).



Today it rained (he's not to blame)
Teemed cats and dogs, so no one came.
He couldn't laugh ~ he tried and tried...
So he, the clown, just cried and cried.

Premium Member Suspicion Fell On the Butler

For him quirky incidents are not very new, 
Being adept seasoned butler for years a few;
Dead fly in the chicken curry they bluntly cry, 
While gladly consume entire pork and mutton fry...!

My ballet missing! A lousy one loudly yells,
Must be the butler, the other so firmly tells; 
All hell breaks out; like high hills, heap many a doubt,
Hullabaloo! In his air-bag they find it out! 

Salt more for one; less for other; butler is called,
He separates the dishes; Hassle over-hauled;
Sizzler or cool cucumber; grievance goes the same,
Harassing the butler has been the supreme aim...!

It's, now, the duke's wife's fallen-tower-like collapse,
Food poison! Call the butler! Scrutinize the lapse!
Depressed wife, they found, had taken sedative-dose,
Butler's life, thus, often in doubts, turns grave jocose...!


22 July 2022

Premium Member Diagnosing

If you had one year of love,
and then you had to say adios,
should you be glad or morose?

Sure, if it ends, it’s not what I’d hoped,
we just weren’t destined to be betrothed.

We had fun, we were close and jocose,
we snogged until we practically choked,
and we did ALL the fun things that were gross,
but our forte was that we felt safe, I suppose.

Now, I’m not saying it’s over, but I tend to diagnose things 
and while I wouldn’t say that we love overdosed,
I would guess that we’ve shared more love than most.

Soul Intertwined With, Heart Versus Mind Wars

They say when mind and heart are at war
It's tough to decide whose side you are
Which one blooming truth of what you are
you ended up taking the side of any one of all
Your soul, alas or jocose but gratified at last

What chaos when mind and heart are opposed
when Both draff upholds issues at all to resolve

The issues that ruffle and muddle thy soul
Soul bid mind and heart to calm all the chaos
But, both respond matter out of their spell of charm
The soul now roves a lot to get issues resolved
When the mind and heart stop working at all soul
Stand at the seashore as an epitome of chaos
Questioning its other halves and the God
Whom should it call to open its heart n scars?
Says alas over issues that never get solved
Alas! Alas! Alas!

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