Fillip Poems | Examples


Planet in pluvial fluvial flux

Planet in flux…it sucks

No refuge..Scrooge rules..

Stooges subterfuge deluge..

Fossil fuel fools..

Poleaxes..then relaxes…

As the earth burns..

As it turns..on its axis..

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Us schmucks battling....

Puzzling...prattling clucks...

Aloof to proof....daft defiance..

Shucks the sleuth of science..

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Glower at their ivory tower..

Cruise ship trip fillip..

Dour baby boomer power..

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Absurd herd..cans compliance

Uncouth trampling truth..

Nip & tucks alliance..

Mottled rucks…throttled petro bucks...

Plucks for retro reliance..

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Muzzling…weasel hatchets meddling...

Diesel guzzling trucks..

Saluting high falutin polluting

Pander to propaganda pedaling..

Ratchets up our dander…

Open the ruddy window!

Have a bloody gander!
Categories: fillip, nature, planet, pollution,
Form: Free verse

A Boy, a Dog Named Fillip

Full of life but barely breathing 
Bleary with the way your brown eyes shine 
Rising like smoke, dark fur streams through 
And gently dances like the fire 
Fillip was a boy, a dog, driven away by time 
Cracking joints and bones and gnawing at his own lifeline 

He bears the name of someone else and then he bears his sharp canines 
He jumped into the lake, knowing he won’t come out alive 
His teeth — the stars, his fur — the sky, his eyes — black holes expanding 
To warm his grave the sun will rise 
Over the water hanging
Categories: fillip, death, dog, goodbye,
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberEager Bard Imbued

Lemon tinted phase
gilded skyline blown
by ethereal fused mist 
eager bard imbued 
opal dream flotilla  
beyond tarnish while
flash point chariots 
of gleam-well canvass
astir or astern perforce 
taunt a hued vase 
porcelain image fest
for stoic earthbound 
soul’s cry parched 
stoic migrant famish 
sapphire plume ray
bounty veridical
pink chalk sketch
granule blush pots
pearl beam spur 
to jumpy pilgrim 
white elephant garb
drifter’s lull prone 
metre of skewed 
and barren glib
dull tossed aside 
rambles and brambles 
from cerebral quartz
grey quirky quill 
nose twitch petrichor
glacé smelt rain   
lava veined fillip 
fervent  fetal floe
ignited indigo inkling 
as noonday nuanced
glance en dash
away from orange 
peel cloud skies 
toward spring rush
urban junction fare
as founding cue
for zeitgeist driven 
western world eden
Categories: fillip, art, beautiful, birth, celebration,
Form: Free verse

Mistake-Free Poems I'Ll Give You

Two successive dates
I failed to hit the mark
I'm sorry for the mistakes
And the crestfallen shark

On the first, I didn't use
Much needed commas and slashes
Flowers I failed to produce
Absent were the flamenco flashes

I now do understand
Beauty of punctuation
Undulations of the land
Whispering illustration

And the slanting slashes
Those acute angles
Poetry to eyelashes
Loosening many tangles

Superb instrument dash
A pause to look at your work
Warns you before being rash
Watches where lightning lurks


Stanzas bring out sparks
Red violet and pink
A ray between two darks
A fillip to  potent ink

Thanks for your expertise
It has made me mature
No mistakes in  the next exercise
I'm more than sure


Especially the short stanzas
I was unmindful so long
Now these will be in bonanza
Lilac lyrics of a song



Do fix the next date
Mistake-free poems I'll give you
You will feel a tidal elate
Like the autumn silver dew
_________________________________

August 31, 2019
Overcoming Mistakes Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Chantelle Anne Cooke
Categories: fillip, poems,
Form: Rhyme

Judgement Day

If I knew I'd live forever 
I'd never send a poem out.
No poem ever comes with

ten fingers and ten toes
so I’d keep revising, add 
what's missing, remove

what shouldn’t be there
and put in the right fillip.
One can only write 

while the sun streams in 
because too soon 
the moon comes out 

and in the dark 
one can’t fix a thing.
Once you’re dead

your poems live on,
warts and all, naked 
on a sheet of foolscap 

or afloat in cyberspace 
for all to read and fault.
It’s Judgment Day.


Donal Mahoney
Categories: fillip, fantasy,
Form: Blank verse


Premium Member1985 Robert Mondavi Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve

A beautiful ride off into the sunset, and your horse 
passes through a blooming cherry orchard bordered by cedars; 
your leather saddle was rubbed with high-quality tobacco yesterday. 

It's a big herbal cherry sun that is setting, and you can taste it, 
with a sprinkling of spices, and the satiny union of the tannins are upon you,
so subtle that you wish for more at first; you must be patient as the velvet embrace deepens, insinuating itself deep within you in a silky smooth process, until a final slow-motion fillip of astringency touches the front of your mouth. 

The cork was wet and crumbly almost to the top. 
Definitely time to drink this wine; wish I had more.

A great wine to drink in solitary contemplation, or quietly, with friends.



*Robert Mondavi - Rest In Peace, man, you died in 2008 at age 94, and you always believed in making great wine.

Tasting Note written in April, 2015.
Categories: fillip, history, love, wine,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberWisdom

Wisdom is a fire, a little enlightens and much burns,
Insight and experience are an added fillip,
Some folks are wise and some are otherwise,
Delinquent in his quick temper dithers,
Ore of gold mixed with precious stones,
Man so erudite is a gem bridles ensuant yen !!
Categories: fillip, wisdom,
Form: Acrostic

Fillip Not My Ear

Fillip not my ear even just once,
it looks juvenile and it is not nice;
don’t even think of taking a chance
by, heaven forbid, doing it twice.

A thing like that I will not take kindly,
it is childish and looks kind of silly,
the sort meriting direct retaliation
like say, a quick facial demolition.
Categories: fillip, funny, people,
Form: Verse
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