Bibs Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Winter Roses-Mystic

frost on winter roses
mother’s adult bibs arrive
in time for supper

she is bedridden 
ninety first birthday today
both joy and sorrow 

Mom remains stoic
from greatest generation
to funeral plans

Thirty years a nurse
hospice nurses now caring
for her ~ life cycles

Towers of Shame

Academicians …
masticating and
 grinding their ‘truth’
Spewing out
what they would have us swallow
in gagging choking egotism
Regurgitating it back
in the toxic chunder
of a narcissistic reality
Papering the walls
of modern thought
with the bibs of their retching 
As they hide within
their ivory towers
—festering in mass 

(St. David’s Pennsylvania: September, 2023)

Premium Member Meat Me In St Louis

There's nothing better than a steak,
Providing it's spiced with care.
Whether ribeye, filet, or strip,
Just make mine medium rare.

Then you have your feathered friends,
Either turkey, duck or chicken.
You can bake or crispy fry,
The Colonel says it's finger lickin'.

And don't forget about the swine,
Barbequed chops, loins, or ribs.
If you slather it with sauce,
You should always wear your bibs.

So meat me in St. Louis,
If you have some time to kill.
You best believe before you leave,
You're sure to get your fill.


Reagan and Hinckleys Bullets

Some forty years back, in Time Magazine, 
Saw I a narrow missing of bald head
By the bullets from Hinckley’s magazine
He had reserved for Ronald Reagan’s head,
Save that they had agreed about his ribs:
If Cowboy still lived, talk like babes with bibs…

The missed lucky skull that of a press man
I still remember bald, some kind of pan,
The Guy having bent down to catch his note,
Able to fast do so in a thick coat…

God! It must have been some sacred jotter
And this it proved against shorts that totter…

Either Satan forget his script and ways
Or God had sought to lengthen his days;
Still the jotter was his damned rescuer, 
When Hinckley had wanted to heads skewer,
The jotter qualifying for the archives;
If you asked me: Deliverers’ Archives!

Premium Member Sewing Elf

sewing elf with his knitted socks and his crocheted bibs
sits among the wild flowers, counting neonate nursery cribs.
stitching up mattress covers and fluffy pillows for the young.
he has a keen sense of humor and laughs like a beetle dung.

Broken Memoirs

I could lie twas Salma
Who made I edit my note
A love note it was a rem1
Reminder with a Coordinate
Coordinates do come home
I pleaded heard turning into ice
Starlet breezing without a care
Re-ignited the flames of drama
Mtanga an African love story..
At the stadium of heroes Gee Tanga
Led you the way in a Month of love
Kaayan did I utter your name the 4thM
Kensoul you make trainers dreams of No
Of Mo love M1 when all are beautiful Wooo
Aromas of well cooked Warriors of colour

#aKFS peace day 
All K's Forces are Special
NGO Na Ngao ya kidavida

Volt and Coat of Arms..
Isn't a Verso genxermais pillar
Not to be found at Kemets Border..
Champe for a cause..
Cast aside were you
TanaTeru Glory of Sion..

#RiuKeyLifeBirthings
An eruption magmation
A living machine eyes all around
Who saw The Lord of Host
Twas You MyKinsman Isaiah son Of Amoz
Who will help us but US
Inspire with a punch held high
As them kids cover up in Bibs
Am a GJDeon Arma Water Bird..

#Staring at the scorching Sun
#UshakaBayete2022 codeZed 254


Premium Member Nostalgic Picnic

Dreaming of one's  heart  desire  nostalgic 
Cadillac reckless on the
Edge of the  summer solstice 
Wholahooping daze 
Nostalgic craze 

Blankets  of flirtatious relaxation 
Best of  Jazz on  1966 model  radio 
The season has summoned its 
Brightest and its prettiest  floral pollution.

A serene water front and barbecue 
Beef ribs beefing up the bibs 
An ordinary picnic constitution 
Sweet  finger tips and all  day 
Laughter trips.

Q

She sits in her old four door car
Jittery as a stick shift
All day every day

An old fashion woman
Smoking a pack of Camels
With all the windows rolled up

Goldfish
Staring out
Blowing bubbles in her dirty bowl
To the trolling park people

Who step from their slick driverless SUVs
Into the woods
With their dogs properly leashed

If only they knew
The poetry she was writing
Rhymes flicked away
To her spy ashtray

Who are they
Anyway?
No better than her

As she
Hides
From her lost job gonner kids and Fentanyl bibs

Q will show her the way
She ain’t so alone
With her hours of boredom
And Trump Putin and Xi
Khamenei
Saved like treasure
In her crumpled hands

She’s noting the march of our deaths
Every day
Out here in the open

Not the other way around
As I had intended for this poem

There’ll be a time
Soon
When she unleashes her door
And gets out

Breathes the same air

Armed by the unholy words
Take back what is yours.

Premium Member Bibs On Babies

Bibs on babies are funny because they look like Ginsberg lace.
If they are embellished, and they are dainty for Ruthie or Grace.
When plastic they might be tidy, but they might break out baby’s neck.
By the sixth child, they no longer wear bibs. You say what the heck.

Premium Member Let's See What's In the Laundry Hamper- -

Let's SEE What's in the laundry hamper?

" One a soiled cloth diapers
a fierce icky stinkysocks
some noxious obnoxious unclean towels
horrid stinking under-shorts
unappetizing horrible awful grubby baby bibs 
Oh, my some mephitic nauseating obscene panties.
Musty nauseating odious under shirts
soiled squalid uncleanly pants and jeans
awful dirty filthy blouses and dresses


guess I’d better presoak and presort some of this mess???


9/27/19
Written by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©

Premium Member History of the Necktie

The necktie was brought into play 
to keep your shirt clean every ay
but they got expensive
elaborate
too good to be bibs
too classy and designer, too costly
to eat with spare ribs.

Premium Member Booby Bibs

Dear Mo, my Ottawa sweetie, told me of this phrase
She and Gramma used when they spilled coffee in the morning haze
Instead of bosoms, they'd emit
This phrase “Booby Bibs”
Natural "quicker picker uppers" for sopping coffee up in a daze

Premium Member Six-Word Couplet Series Encore

Woman 
legs ~ breasts ~ thighs 
hips ~ lips ~ eyes 

Man 
strength ~ muscled ~ arm 
masculine ~ grit ~ charm 

Children 
fun ~ run ~ toys 
playful ~ girls ~ boys 

Baby 
cradles ~ diapers ~ cribs 
sleepers ~ cryers ~ bibs 

Grandparents 
canes ~ glasses ~ walkers 
old ~ wise ~ talkers 

Family 
fathers ~ sons ~ brothers 
daughters ~ sisters ~ mothers


Six Word Couplet Series Encore Poetry Contest 
Sponsored by Mark Toney 
10/10/2018

Premium Member The Crazy Old Cat Lady

In our town lived a crazy old crone
with no spouse, and her kids were all grown.
Once frightened by rats,
she bought a few cats,
so no longer did she live alone.

As it turns out, the cats were so nice
that they wouldn’t attack even mice!
They wanted instead
to only be fed
yummy foods like her chicken fried rice.

At her table, the old lady set
two tall stools. Yes, that woman would let
the two cats dine with her,
wearing bibs so their fur
from the sauces would never get wet.

The old woman now lives happily
knitting clothes for her cat “family.”
While asleep on her bed,
the cats purr on her head
while the rats in the house still run free.


Jan. 14, 2018 For Line Gauthier's 'CRAZY CAT LADY: RHYME' Contest

The Dollar Store

The quality is not the best,
The choices not too many,
But it's the place to go to save
The so-called "pretty penny."

The aisles are filled with housewares,
Wrapping paper, cards and toys.
You'll find candy and cosmetics,
Socks and bibs for girls or boys.

Decorations for a party,
School supplies and bags of snacks;
There are sheets and towels and blankets,
Even underwear on racks.

I would hate to have to shop there,
Though so many people do.
Still, it's hard to pass one by without
A stop to see what's new.

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