Best Streaking Poems

Eddie went to the mall full of *****
He was always real proud of his junk
While taking a leak
Decided to streak
Suzie yelled, “Mommy, he has a trunk”...

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Russet sunset overpowering coolness of the day
Showing herself in reds and yellows, 
Streaking through October’s pumpkin patches

Straw scarecrows decorating autumn porches
With their stationary smiles and their googly eyes
Staring from fall displays of gourds and Indian corn

Banana bread and pumpkin bread smells
Wafting from the kitchen of...

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Follow the pathways of the winds displayed alongside the sunset driving
decipher the words that read on the palettes of streaking greens
follow to the route of originality
putting the pieces of puzzles together
gradually linking, forming
taking us all on a journey 
with inscriptions yearning and overwhelming
the reason why...

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I'm thinking of the 70's
And how it'd really be a hoot
To bring that one thing back
That we all secretly would love to do

No I'm not talking discotheques
Or the donning of leisure suits 
I'm talking about stripping down
To nothing but our tennis shoes

We could start out...

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There once was a fad we called streaking
For those with attention-type seeking
But not for a prude
‘Cause you ran in the nude
Very fast, to prevent people peeking.

The witnesses often were shrieking
Though gazes, of course, they were sneaking.
The streaker was thrilled
For his dash had fulfilled
Being cheeky enough...

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streaking lights, rain, wind,
fly by the window, blinding,
freeing, night driving














7/15/2022
2022 Poetry Marathon Mile 8 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Mark Toney...

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Like sly coyotes 
you move around 
the fireballs. You switch off 
the earthly lights. They are 
now oranges. Presently 
a broker will sell the wounds 
of the moon.

Why did you feel sad of something 
which was unsaid ? A thousand 
and one words will speak...

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Some girls said they saw me on the eleven o'clock news
as I ran down a street wearing only socks and tennis shoes.
It was back in 1974 in the early spring.
So many of my friends were doing the same thing.
People must have been thinking I was...

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