Best Tens Poems


Premium Member I Write in Tens

When I write I write in tens
Ten poems per session

Some are insanely silly
Weirdly enough, understood by many

Sometimes commenters write me ten sentences
With suggestions

When I have only written a two-line missive

Top Tens

year in music january 1, 2012

rhythm and blue top ten

10. DAPPER DANCE! DANCE ,DAPPER ,DANCE! by WellKnown and theNight fandinagos

9.  mIGHT AND mERCY ( A WOMAN SLOVE) By Gritty Gam DewWoop and Bet She Love)

8.   HURRY UP ALREADY ( THE 20 MINUTE rUMP) sHINE cUPID AND gITTY GRIND aLsTARRS

7. bIG nIGHT ( THE INTRUMENTAL) bOOGIE dOWN AND THE tALLCATT ORCHESTRA ( FEATURING mRS. pAMPERED dOLL

6. tHIS DAY BY THE rEVEREND mISSA tHRUNK AND tHE bIG cITY mASS cHOIR

5. gIGGY gOTTA bI$CH! ( AND mRS. gIGGY KNOW'S) BY fREAK dANK AND mEANUS dRIFTER
4. lOVE sONG ( THE wEDDING) lOVE RIGHT oRCHASTRA featuring THE sOUL sOUND sINGERS
3. lOVE fROM A REAL mAN ( WON'T hAVING YOU SECOND GUESSING) big sWIG AND sWAMP sISTER SUE
2. mIGHT AND mERCY ( CANDLELITE AND LOVERS) rOTTEN rOW, AND dELLGROTTI ON DRUMS
1. tHIS dAY BY mILLSTONE AND FISLTE ( JUMP ON THIS mUSIC GROUP)

HEDLEIGHS AND sOUNDGRAPH MUSIC SHOW'S THE NUMBER ONE'S!
WE SHOW THE NUMBER ONE'S BABY.
we had a tie between Giigy's  and  Though seeks Though
but when that chumpazz Daltru boughtout
Music City Music company
we said, ya'll aint even in the top ten
ya'll know that one!
trip and Them tried to get in with Bassoon Groove
but that aint happening. Giggy's B$tch see to that!
and Dinky should have known:
and When Supper became Sh$t
neither had a chance!
neither one these ones got in
ya'll know that one?
you got to know this!
You gotta Know this one!

Tens

One by one was fun
the day it begun

list of tens
two by two was a brand new day

always waiting for the next day
planning the days
ahead

three by three
what wonderful things
public eye
miracle eyes of fashion
lets do this again

four by four
what for
the answer and the score

five by five
how many 
in this list of ten
plan ahead

twelve steps to success
only ten items on the list
six by six
see whose focused

seven by seven
the plot thickens

eight by eight
the trick
sleight of hand

9 by 9
and the illusion

ten by ten
look what we did

the miracle of our man made plan
and all we did was change the twelve days of christmas
to the ten steps
of a man made miracle parade
of an unravelling holiday
to put them in the right order of
steps to global peace
parades of clowns and mimes

one fool
2 clown
3 mimes four elephants and the people in the crowd watching the six dancers
among the seven floats
of the eight different balloons
9 dreams came true
in religious miracles solved
never a mirage for food
overwhelmed
on a mayday april fool
sabatoged warcrafts with weapons to the new bermuda


In Tens

AT TENS
At ten listened to all
Saw them all
And did none at all

At twenty I didn’t listen at all
I saw one but not all
I cared the list about all

At thirty I pinched my ears
Listened to one
And worried if he cared at all

At forty I blocked my ears
Everybody spoke
I wondered if I cared at all

At fifty I was fifty
All was fifty, fifty
I was fifty after all

And now all I know
And care about
someone’s been guessing my age

Tens of Tale

Ten hills went on a journey
Fulfilling the righteous dream
The Oracle of Delphi have spoken
“A thousand steps shall march”
Many will stop walking
Till only ones left are empty

Ten seas went on a voyage 
Waiting for the prophecy to pass
They shall go in multitude seeking victory
Success shall be far , deep in his depth 
Lacking the anchor to soul of his crown
They shall wait, till no wait is enough

Ten lands rose to sky
Following the early tales
Searching for the kingdom in the mist 
Chasing the winds on winged strides 
Soaring high beyond the clouds
The end they seek, none is to find

Ten seas, hills, and lands dared to go
To unravel stories untold 
The mythical quest of an utopian dream
Where shall it lead?…

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