Best Wobble Poems


Premium Member Circadian Wobble

Circadian Wobble

Circadian tripped through a trap door
Into amended reality of light and time
Where confusion missteps through the waltz of the hours,
And intervals of minutes
Glare at each other suddenly plucked out of place
Leaping into a space reserved for colleagues,
Renamed without their permission,
Here circadian wobbles in an new identity assumed
Where dawn rises in darkness -
Dusk becomes twilight –
When the morning star collides
With alpenglow
And sleep eludes the routine of dreamers
Rhythm disrupted –
Gone the orderly synchronized ballet of hours,
In their birth space,
Minutes running early
Gazing into prophetic confusion
Back to days to come
Déjà vu unpacked
Staggering in crunchy seconds of DLSD
Sunlight confused by second hands
Not knowing their place
In the Circadian scheme or on the face of eternity’s timepiece
A standoff in the litany of changing light
That lingers just a little longer in the cycle of day and night
Surrealist creation longing to hold onto light
Until the globe turns its face into the season
When time and light re-align.

DLSD – Daylight Savings Time Disorder

3-17-21
Contest:  Inner Alignment
Sponsor: Unseeking Seeker

Premium Member I'M a Weeble Wobble-

I'm a weeble wobble
Fingers in my pocket looking for change
 I sit down in a chair and my buttocks looks for the ceiling
I'm a weeble wobble
Ah! But my anatomy is so rare, what?
You can see the ceiling with your, what?
I'm a weeble wobble, Ha!ha! 
I'm a weeble and I walk on my butt
Yeah! And when I fall 
Unlike you I git up


8/27/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr ©

Weebles Wobble

Weebles wobble
   but they do fall down.

Once without windup whimsy weebles wobble writhing in wistful wiggly wattles,
they bubble, bobble, boggle, bottle and boondoggle coddles and dawdles;
a colossal ensemble debacle joggles and toggles the toddler's throttle
waiting on wafting waffles the twaddle and goggling the toppled pottles.
 
Just google that old fossil's nozzle schnozzled squabble.






Tongue twister:
without windup whimsy weebles wobble writhing in wistful wiggly wattles
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Premium Member Nobble Wobble

The cry of the turkey's gobble
left me in a cranky nobble
	so I could fall sleep
	no sound should he peep
stupefied, my head did wobble 

armed with a hatchet in my hand
hoping a final blow to land
	he ran, zigged and zagged
	he dodged, jigged and jagged
I could not land the chop I planned 

when at last my greatest chance came
though red-eyed, I took deadly aim
	my aim was way off
	the turkey did scoff
this Thanksgiving was turning lame

no turkey please, I’ll just abstain
my determination did wane
	sleep overrated
	ego deflated 
bird became perpetual bane

Wibble Wobble

Wibble wibble wobble is a typhoon of trouble in a whirling mist of beautifully arranged but mediocre sand castles. Sand castles are great to live in. They carry the might of the ocean. The deep depth of tidal spore. And the secret passageways of the sea whisperers. But sinking to a island that was once erect is very very very interesting indeed for information of indoctrination is merely a symbolic training map to ensure that the human brain is not elevated to it's primeval logic and the capacity therefore is closed, shut, and generally imprisonment is a format through the chains and charms of entertainment booming through rays to hypnotize and halt and to wave a bended stick to stir a non used recipe. When the fortresses of Neptune are discovered by a Neptunian the possibility of an ice cracking is quite a lucid idea. Much akin to a pass the parcel game on a massive train that tootles along over historic trails. Disturbed migration. Destroyed deities. Designed by demons and dug out dignity. But the princess is the royalty from an underscore that has been ignored but soon to enlighten even the most rockiest of landscapes. In hearts. In souls. And primarily in a souk. Wearing a pretty sari and carrying a nine eyed serpent. Good. God grabbing Gaia greedily. Gestational germinations gaming. And a turret talking to a rampart. Fantastic news for a pretty little eight inch worm on a boat journey down and up the river that resembled a hooded cobra when above the earth. And jt is at this point that the figures made will be adjusting the landing strips for the era of the evening is an evening of an earthly effigy. Efficiently placed. And a time of tick tock tick. So take rosin and whirl around the buildings. Hahaha swim suit on a suitcase swimming. Hahahaha beany bran. Xxxxx restitution z. This us the p Y Q REPORTING ON THE GROUND live from 89.0 in a hail of hoses hosing horses. La la Lola. 670,001,300,201. X z x z c vb fjfkrk

Wobble

Wobble

When love is lost and tossed aside,
there faith and hope will all have died.

For the loss you feel when you're alone,
there are no words that can atone.

And a heart that's lost within the night,
has no hope of shining light.

For the truth you see is simply a lie,
and the word you heard was just Goodbye.

Too late you learn this simple truth,
that dreams once born of a childish youth.

Can never see the light of day,
as long as the heart stands in the way.

For the heart you see is a fickle thing,
that spins in a wobble on a blackened string.

By Tom Clark
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Premium Member Weebles Wobble But They Don'T Fall Down

WEEBLES WOBBLE BUT THEY DON'T FALL DOWN

wicked wobbly weebles both wondrously
 Junior Super Stretchy shame
 Hippity Hop astonishly
Crazy forts 
glow in the dark
Limbo Hop 
Weebles wobble but they don't fall down
The Cat in the Hat I Can Do That 
 Junior Super Stretchy I do blame
Sunny Patch Bella Butterfly Hopscotch 
Jungle Jive Jungle Jive, Oh my
hold the plastic "amazing egg" and perform moves directed
 By the cute monkey on a series of cards 
Weebles wobble but they don't fall down
But if they tip or drop the egg, they'll wake the giggly baby bird inside
Melissa & Doug Monster Bowling 
indoor bowling set is fun, funky, and furry
Set up the pins for a game that's active, but also quiet
—well, except for the giggles 
Wobble Deck  wiggles
Weebles wobble but they don't fall down
challenge their balances and improve their coordination and reflexes
While all the Gen X's walk and text
Falling off curbs and stairs
All this and grand pa dropped his cane
After that he slipped  and fell on his can
Weebles wobble but they don't fall down


10/31/18

Written by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2018

A Dance Move To Wobble Some Demons

Time to dance for God, 
Song in African rhythm 
With men and women.

Best choir dancers who 
can wobble demons by their
Mavaillous dance moves. 

June 24 /2023

A Bit of a Wobble

It was judgment hour at the village show:
I was volunteered as they thought I'd know
how to discern between eight small bottles
of rhubarb and ginger vodka tipples.
Tasting just a sip from each of the eight,
I puzzled over a method to rate
just which was the best, then second and third.
I knew which was first but my memory blurred
the flavour of others. So what to do?
I looked for sediment, for clarity too,
but couldn't decide without more tastings
of others before making the placings.
Each one I sipped seemed better than the last
so should the one given first now be recast?
I looked at my jottings and scratched my head
as my mind now fuzzy was losing the thread.
I stuck with the first but with others so fine
placing second and third was hard to assign.
For each of the eight who entered a bottle
thanks from the judge with a bit of a wobble.

Chain Choked

Faltered faith pedals roughly on roads without a map
              Towards year's end, staggered by reality
  Trust I tore from you lays shredded in spokes' overlap
              Hurtful words snapped chance of entity


    Regrets course cold recollections of my impatience 
                Cognitive cycle struggles with clogs
     Grinding seizure from lewdness suddenly seditious 
                Pumps lumpy oil, paved traction lost


    Travelling backwards, collision's desist is inevitable
           Flipped over frozen spinning frightens me
     Knowing I've zero desire to waver if I can have you
          Navigation re-established in 21speed litany




        
         29th December 
        - end of the line -

Premium Member They Wobble

Cheers to the Penguin
our tuxedo-feathered friend.
They're sorta shaped like bottles
from end to end.
Though he can't act, or model
On swimming most depend.
And they wobble at full throttle
Cheers to our little friends.

Miss Wobble Paws

She used to be fast
and bouncy,
but after two strokes
her head began to tilt
on the rolling deck
of her body.

Through bleary eyes,
she saw off
starlings and cats,
toppling into them
with her
John Wayne walk.

When called
She would wobble sideways
tracking the sound,
then lurch forward,
tongue lolling;
a wide grin of recognition
plastered over
her fuzzy brain.

Premium Member Wobble And Remount

Questioning my existence,
I feel myself responding 
to what’s in my head. 
Overthinking the next move?
A quick way to lose.

Not taking in what’s right here.
Moments shatter in your hand
never held again. 
Walking on a balance beam,
wobble and remount. 

Sunrise calls me to visit 
and taste her coffee,
each day with a smile. 
Beaming a warm reminder:
Go enjoy this day.

Premium Member Wobble in the Zodiac

Ancient horoscopes
twelve constellations arrayed
a circle of fate-
read as the constellations
behind sun on your birthday

But the Earth titled
its axis drifted through ages
wobbling through the years-
one degree in seventy
it seemed insignificant

A hundred years pass
the stars slide out single days
just out of the frame-
the chart remains accurate
yet the heavens advancing

After 300 year pass
for some their sign is now wrong
spring appears in fall
what was once read as Aries
is now Pisces behind sun

The lesson is clear
zodiacs freeze time in place
but the stars move on
prophecies lose their anchor
when the sky forgets its map

Miss Wobble Paws

She used to be fast
and bouncy,
but after two strokes
her head began to tilt
over her rolling neck
and podgy body.

Yet, through bleary eyes,
she saw off
starlings and cats,
toppling into them
with her comic
John Wayne walk.

When called
She would stagger sideways
wet nose tracking the sound,
then lurch forward,
tongue lolling,

a wide grin of recognition
plastered over her fuzzy face,
her brain.

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