Bice Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Where Moonbeams Dance

Where moonbeams dance upon the ice 
on frosted lakes of arctic flow,
a peaceful calm the night suffice
where moonbeams dance.

A tatted curtain veils the show
of dappled blue white light precise
dancing across the powdered snow.

A scene so pure and simply nice
that one cannot resist the show.
My feet move freely on the bice
where moonbeams dance.

Premium Member Bass Akwards

Words are strange when first letters are switched
An example is “bice noobies” see, our life is enriched
Sing along with “Bony Tennet” we resort
Wearing “talse feeth” and “shockey jorts”
If I lost you along the way, I'm a “bon of a sitch”

Premium Member Endless Horizon

Beautiful day, towards the endless horizon
a tangerine and yellow sunlight's heart
has burst with a vibrant bright capri
and azure skies, as shadowed zaffre rolling ships
meet the silent bice cerulean horizon.
Extending giving way to the clear mirror
bleu de france sea denim shadows and the scent of salt.
Into the captivating beautiful smudges
of coral, lavender, turquoise, oceans' depths
that cannot compare; to the deep-sea creatures
that prefer to remain that lures divers into their depths.

7/16/2018


Bice, from the French bis, originally meaning dark-coloured, is a green or blue pigment made from basic copper carbonate.

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Premium Member Bass Akwards

Words are strange when first letters are switched
Such as “bice noobies” our life is enriched
Sing along with “Bony Tennet” we resort
Wearing “Talse Feeth” and “Shockey Jorts”
If I lost you along the way, I'm a “bon of a sitch”

Premium Member Bass Akwards

Words are strange when first letters are switched
Such as “bice noobies” our life is enriched
Sing along with “Bony Tennet” we resort
Wearing “Talse Feeth” and “Shockey Jorts”
If I lost you along the way, I'm a “bon of a sitch”


© Jack Ellison 2015

Premium Member A Cow With a Green Eyebrow

Did you ever see a cow with a green eyebrow

If you did, you'd best lay off the hooch

Hooch in moderation is acceptable

But if you see a pink elephant fly by your window

You have definitely over indulged

Another sign is when the things you say 

Don't exactly match what you're thinking

Such as instead of saying, “You have nice boobs”

You actually say “bice noobs”

Has a nice ring to it as does “a great sackbide”

Hey I don't make this stuff up you know!

So getting back to that strange looking cow

If you haven't been drinking... and you see one

Run, don't walk, to the nearest shrink!



© Jack Ellison 2015


Jack and Jill2

Jack and jill went up a hill to meet bill in the dark at the park and heard the hogs and 
dogs go bark at jack bice who is the nice rice guy who loves to cry over pie in the sky 
while he is about to die

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