Dillydallied Poems | Examples


Premium Member gangster and moll

they were the club’s power couple
Fred was the owner of the Gaslight Lounge
where men showed they were men
and guns settled things in disturbing ways

Shelly had walked in on a Tuesday six months ago
with her azure blue eyes and her winsome ways
Fred played it nonchalant, acted cool towards her
we bartenders knew it meant he was insanely interested

Shelly has one of those stories she is not sharing
we did not know a thing about her, except that she was on his wavelength
if Fred wore yellow, Shelly would appear wearing the same exact color
she had a second sense about him; it was uncanny and unnatural

they dillydallied around each other for a few months
we all saw the night they fell in love; it was kismet
as if they had lived several lifetimes together,
they came together like two flames of the same bonfire

they are together now, intense and passionate
both ready to pull a gun on anybody and everybody
we bartenders serve them quickly
ready to duck from flying bullets or sparks at a second’s notice

They are volatile up and ready for action.
Gangster and moll, twin flames,
they have shot up this place twice
in the last two weeks.
Form: Narrative

A Cycle of Trilogies of Triolets

The Gentle Ride 

A light breeze brushed and passed me by
As I rode along the timeless scene,
I marvelled at the pellucid sky,
A light breeze brushed and passed me by.
And overhead I saw a swallow fly,
Effortless, supreme; so very serene.
A light breeze brushed and passed me by, 
As I rode along the timeless scene.

On Your Bike 

Shifting the steed,  hammering the knee
Rainbow warrior leading the quest,
Passing by Mrs Fay Randonee 
Shifting the steed, hammering the knee. 
Peloton  'sham-Wahs sitting pretty,
Waiting for the ultimate test.
Shifting the steed, hammering the knee 
Rainbow warrior leading the quest. 

Two Wheels Gone.

On the velocipede with various speed
Sat a dandy horse astride in tweed.
Mrs Penny Farthing, her derrier aflush
Her bone shaker making her all ablush. 
Some say she's as daft as a brush,
Many would say she oft dillydallied 
On the velocipede with various speed
Sat a dandy horse astride in tweed.
Form: Triolet


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