Best Roundish Poems


Premium Member Our First Crush

There was a time when I was young,
My cousin Glenn and I,
Did fall in love with one young man,
Whose face and form were fine.

He had a twinkle in his eye,
A movie star like smile,
And it was said we'd walk a ways,
To glimpse his fine profile.

He worked aft school a mile away,
From where we lived back then,
And we decided we'd walk that way,
And mayhap talk to him.

We dressed ourselves and combed our hair,
To look our very best,
To see which one that he might choose,
To be his special guest.

My cousin stole her mother's clothes,
A jumpsuit of bright yellow,
In hopes she'd catch his eye and then,
He'd be her steady fellow.

The one piece suit was very tight.
It looked like she had poured,
Her roundish form into a great,
Big, giant gourd.

She smiled and asked me if I thought,
The suit did show her figure.
She couldn't sit, could hardly walk,
"It could be somewhat bigger."

She didn't care for what I said,
And we set out to walk,
The mile to where "Adonis" worked,
And mayhap watch him gawk,

At two such beauties as we were,
As we set about a drill,
Upon the trampolines where we,
Would show athletic skill.

Glenn was first, she gave a jump,
Into the air so high,
And as she sailed aloft her suit did burst,
I watched the pieces fly.

Like a big yellow balloon it popped,
And flew in all directions.
She hit the ground and screamed and ran.
So much for grace and perfection.

I laughed until I wet my pants,
And so we both lost face.
She hid in the bathroom and tried to pin,
The pieces back in place.

With pins I got at the snack bar,
From Adonis, my face beet red;
For he could see I'd peed my pants.
We both wished we were dead.
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: roundish, childhood,
Form: Quatrain

Word Association List- Q and A

Word Association List – Q & A

   QUESTION                              ANSWER

God -             Perfect (Saves people from falling off the Earth into the void)

Corn Flake-    Milk (You can swim in it but it is too cold and murky)

Pope-            Holy (Holds up the Vatican with his staff with the help of gravity)

Bottle-           Half full (Normally filled with liquid but sometimes boats)

Puppy-          Warm (They run in the sun and pee on the floor)

Rapist -         Evil (Have reptilian brains smaller than their *****)

Marble-         Glass  (Kind of roundish…roll around until they are found)

History-        Mundane (Filled with holes of all sizes)

Life-       Air (Keeps people going until they stop, to play and work and procreate)

Food-     Pizza (One slice or two…similar to life with a beer or coke)

Tattoo-    Ink  (Comes with no instructions, looking for bodies to occupy )

Snow-     Pure White (Love and hate in one big ball of winter)

Women-  Perfection of nature (They collect coins, children, men and hair products)

Men        Utilitarian (They are collected by women as a novelty)

Buttons- Up and Down (They are also found on coats and gowns. 
                                  Some can be pushed in the wrong way,)
                            
Death-    Mystery (It is only done once….and not by choice)

Math-     English (2 languages that never married)

Time-     Motion (Similar to arithmetic but comes with much more ticking)

Love-    Women (They are a knife without the handle, without the blade 
                         for pleasure)

Philosophy-    Existence (Keeps the mind in an ocean that sways this way and that)

Words-          Thoughts (Should be kept in the refrigerator to solidify)

Lists-             Paper (Connecting tissues of issues with well wishes.  Never delicious) 

Numbers-       Digits (They all serve a purpose in their own unique small way)

End-              Now (It is the right thing to do and the right time to do it) 

*Everything seems to be in order.  Everything seems to be normal.  That will be $2,000.00.  See you next week... "Thank you Dr. List!"
Categories: roundish, adventure, beauty, creation, fun,
Form: List

Beauty's Mark

So tell me dear, what have you there
above your pouty lip?
I can do little more than stare
where tempered words oft slip.

With roundish humor, there it sits
a black spot on a stage-
a dancing actress camping glitz
attention- all the rage.

The charm of such a simple mark
so fortunately placed,
will conjure up a coy remark
how loveliness is graced.




(for the Holy MOLE-y!! contest)
Categories: roundish, funny
Form: Rhyme

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I Never Promised You a Rose Garden

i won’t forget the times when i made roundish letters 
in blue-black ink 
as if i were crushing blackberry beads 
perfumed and wild 
and in the eyes of that man by chance 
it was always the same toulouse-lautrec painting 
with my watery blue dress 
like a cloud in an armchair the color of rose petals 
frozen rotted in november 
with his checkered hat thrown 
accidentally over my raincoat 
i wondered too much 
why he squeezed the whole sun between his teeth 
while laughing 
i continued to write about the dreams 
like white dead pigeons 
my lord 
with the heart shielded between wings
Categories: roundish, imagery, innocence, memory,
Form: Free verse

A Mouse's Telescope

If you leave a mouse a telescope,
I'm sure he'll look through it.
If you leave that scope upon a hill,
I'm sure that's where he'll sit.

If you leave it there in dark of night,
I'm sure he'll try to find a light
that's round and bright and made of Brie,
then gaze upon it happily
while wond'ring how to shake it down
and share it with his friends in town

because, well that's what mice would do.
If I were one, I'd do that too.

But I'm sure if he cannot displace
that roundish piece of cheese from space,
he'll set his little eyes upon
the specks of sparkling Parmesan

that permeate the purple night:
though small, they're just as good a light.
Categories: roundish, animals, food, children, space
Form: Rhyme

Urologist Flat World Logic

According to our urologist the world is flat
The bladder is full, roundish and soft
Peas are green.  Pee is yellow
He is a happy fellow small and plump
Hails from a land more advanced than us
Where things fall off all of a sudden
Before the pub but after the postal stop
Gone too soon for their own good

Oblivion, urology is all the same stuff 
One man's nothing is another man's logic
There are no countries called Urine-Nation
No planets called Urine-Trouble
But there could be an infection down under

What is that thing floating around the sun?
Doctors say it is a figment of your imagination
Our Urologist will say anything for a dollar
He will swear the Earth is a pancake or Truffle
Or a cosmic muffin if paid enough
Categories: roundish, business, education, health, nature,
Form: Free verse


Egg

We have different meanings for this little word…

It can mean to incite or urge, even encourage one to commit to something…

A roundish reproductive body, produced by a female, of certain animals as birds, turtles and some snakes, too.

You can eat most eggs, if you like…

Can eat them fried, poached, boiled, scrambled or deviled…

You can make many other, things using eggs as well…

Enjoy your eggs anyway, you like them…


By Sandra Lea Hoban
©2012
Categories: roundish, food, funny,
Form: Rhyme

Pieface

devour her crust I must
greedily feasting the 
roundish skin and ochred
pumpkin muscle within

since barely I could toddle, 
away from baby's bottle
I've relished her delicious
full fall-moon feast
at least calming my distraction

flaking away stress and dismay
to pointed surfeit I'd bet
that entirety would be 
my inevitable terminus

replete upon languished
fundament so heaven-bent
to drowse and dream yet
more pumpkin pie it'd seem

© Goode Guy 2013-11-29

(after just polishing off the leftovers)
© Goode Guy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: roundish, dream, food, lust,
Form: Rhyme

The Unigrape

The Unigrape

Beneath the thin skin covering
The unigrape in orb like style
Contemplates its roundish state
Speaks in fruitlike shapes and sounds 
Sits on and on alone for hours
Well, actually all the time
NASA likes that fact
And inspired by the unigrape to do a mission
A flight to the moon titled, “Unigrape on Moon”
Involving isolation matters
It does not cry in public
But loves a little wine after hours
In years to come if still alive
The moon will be its new found home
You will see one single grape alone
Just above the lunar horizon shining
That is, If still around and…. round
Categories: roundish, adventure, fruit, fun, future,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member A Strange Liquid Diet

There's this roundish fellow named Moe Hyatt
  Who's beginning a strange liquid diet
    Hyatt will only drink kegs
    'No, Moe!' his poor liver begs
  Then all his innards start to run riot
Categories: roundish, drink, health, humorous,
Form: Limerick

Sweet Voice

SHES THE QUEEN OF SMOOTH
SHE KNOWS HOW TO PLAY WITH HER VOICE
HER FACE WAS ROUNDISH
WHEN SHES SMILING SHE WAS LIKE A NEW BORN BABY 
THE FIRST TIMW SHE TALK TOME SHE WAS LIKE AN ANGEL
SHES MY MONALISA
SHES  MY LAND
I DON'T THINK THERE IS ANYONE CAN BE LIKE HER
I CALL HER MY STAR
WHEN SHE SPEAKING I FEEL CHARMED
WHEN SHES HUGING ME SHE USED TO
WHISPER IN MY EAR AND SAY YOU ARE MINE
Categories: roundish, africa,
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Pufferfish Popping

A pufferfish is soft, roundish-sluggish.
Some even say slightly clownish.
Seemingly an easy target...
But when provoked it puffs up and flashes a set of sharp spines.
If engulfed, it'll stick in the throat of its bullhorn aggressor.
It's also highly toxic.
When predators attempt to cancel it, they'll likely die in the process.

If you hadn't noticed pufferfish are popping up everywhere.
Sometimes I see a hint of a pufferfish in the mirror.
Categories: roundish, america,
Form: Free verse

Beautiful Leeds

A city up on the south bank of the Aire River,
Mossy with long 'loggy' greens,
Land-sides,flat like table tops,
Scenery,with a glance, so pretty.
Cool breeze,fresh like juiced lemonade.
Archival historical Art Gallery,
John Lewis' eye-catching towers,
Broad lanes along tall piles,
Roundish loopy ring roads;
bejeweled  with shiny traffic lights.
....................My Leeds!
Yorkshire's pride...........!
A winsome English county.
Categories: roundish, city,
Form: Blank verse

Premium Member Long Suffering Angel

My angel I have heard on high.
I'm lost. I don't know who I am.
You seem so high up in the sky,
and I am really in a jam.

By the tinkling of heaven's chime,
I ask myself, suppress a grin, 
where have you gotten to this time?
What kind of trouble are you in?

I do not know quite where I am - 
maybe, to the slaughter led,
just like Mary's little lamb,
except that I will soon be dead.

I can hear your voice so shrilly.
I will find you, my little lamb.
You needn't be dramatic, silly. 
If I must use GPS, I can.  

Oh, my angel, I must confess, 
I don't know the reason why
I got myself into this mess -
a whale's belly?  I want to cry.

Oh my gosh, my little fool -    
find you?  I wonder if I can? 
Don't worry, my precious jewel,
my angel eyes begin to scan.

When grim imagination starts to roam,
anywhere on earth's roundish sphere, 
you are always here in our home, 
and your angel always finds you dear.
Categories: roundish, angel, humor, imagination,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member She Comes Out Smelling Like Rain

Washed the roundish rock off in the pond.
Metallic sizzle smell came from her center.
Reminding me of a sauna’s fragrance.

Mica and feldspar glinted under the water.
I lift her out and sense a metallic scent.
Instantly visualizing iron on a rainy day.

Memories flood my brain
Other rocks collected and cherished
Thrown out by a prissy mother

Another treasure! I dunk her into the gentle water.
Next to miniscule minnows
She comes out smelling like rain.
Categories: roundish, nature,
Form: Free verse
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