Hear Hear Poems | Examples

Premium Member Who

Who doesn’t want to see
a little more love? See,
clear!  Who doesn’t want
to hear a little more love?
Hear, hear!  Who doesn’t 
want to receive a little more
love? I can’t imagine...who,
who, outside of Socialist
Democrats~ boo, boo!

Senses ' Di-Vices

Hear, hear!
I can feel her heart drift

Who knows why she loves me
I hate the smell of Cupid’s grift

She puts her finger to my lips
I taste her brüt silence

Behind my eyes
Dionysus watches neon signs shift
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member One Hundred Not Out

Win gold
be bold

Long run
such fun

High jump
speed bump

Grand prize
all eyes

Close race
in chase

Drab match
I catch

Ground stroke
no joke

Tiebreak
heartache

Foot fault
must halt

Forehand
so grand

Deuce court
report

Drop shot
on spot

Backspin
just in

Closed stance
advance

First serve
hold nerve

All out
no doubt

Arm ball
your call

Back foot
well put

Feet sore
crowd roar

Pit stop
right flop

Air jacks
not lax

Catch fence
immense

Choose cone
in zone

Downforce
of course

Dry line
sounds fine

Black dot
so what

Box-kick
smart flick

Breakdown
don’t frown

Eight-man
staunch fan

Fend-off
not half

Fly half
big laugh

Five-eight
high rate

Foul play
no way

Free kick
quite slick

Full-back
don’t slack

Knock-on
now gone

Loose head
instead

Pop pass
first class

Red card
off guard

Set piece
they tease

Shoeing
booing

Touch judge
won’t budge

Midcourt
retort

High clear
hear hear

Backstroke
awoke

Duck-Dill
instil

Frontcrawl
your call

Grab start
look smart

Pull Buoy
alloy

Swim Down
don’t clown
Form: Footle

Premium Member Ode to Erato

Ode to Erato

“Hear, hear!” What’s this poppycock all about?
“Get rid of St. Valentine’s Day… you say — I say naught!”
Brave Britannia, are we losing our faculties?
I’d give my life for God, king, and country,
but to give up St. Valentine’s Day? “Preposterous!”

A night with Erato is an experience like no other.
Painfully erotic, overwhelming, and barbaric,
or tenderly smothering, so Oedipal complex,
as passion guides your heart’s desire in words.
'Tis to die satisfied, knowing the utmost pleasure.

So, to this chicanery, I say, let us sing
out in an overture, from soprano high to basso low,
with mid-range baritone in between,
to fragile Eros’s joy in avoiding Chronos’s eye,
and follow Erato and not be dismayed by Thanatos,
but let the sexes engage intimately
in the propagation of the species.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Parcel

Hear, hear, I’m heaven-sent!
Open up your heart, and see
Not the message that was meant
But a parcel that is me
Put away the wrapping paper
Sit me down on the floor
I’m a drinker, you’re a vaper
And we always want some more
Till our heads will overload 
Eyes get dim, the hour’s late
Through the air we come afloat
Cause in sleep we levitate
Flying by the Chiltern hills
Over the enchanted moon
Over the angelic mills
We will not return too soon
To your land of hopeless glory
To the garden in the sun
In the night we have no worry
I’m a parcel you have won.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Hear, hear - Ha, ha

   No more fear 
     of what I might hear 

   My ears filter out the rot
     'cos my hearing is shot

   I only listen to what I truly desire
     Ha, ha ~ My device has an amplifier
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Miltons Lines

Whirling thoughts yet mindful of forms
Turn names observing; your letters borne'
To the flowing race' unconscious streaming
Guddling in grace to beam of myrid meanings
Mill-town forebears, cast your form quite fine
A boon to your peers here'  hear hear.!
I stand to applaud; the depth, of Miltons lines.'
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tether Lines

So deep the loss...loss

different than any of those others’.* Others

can’t help but hear my cries, cries

of help. So deep the sorrow...sorrow

keeps the lump in my heart, heart

of despair. The one I need most to hear...hear

me she never quit, until her time was up. Up,

I look for help. Down I read the tether lines, lines

upon pages in books. Books

written by varied authors. Authors —

I glean from their advice...advice

with stories of suffering, suffering

taken to the cross, nailed through feet and hands. Hands

fold.  He patiently, lovingly, mercifully listens to me.

6/3/2021

*Or so it seems
Form: Verse

Cows of the Month

Cows of the Month, we're here!
This is a badge of honor, my dears,
Trophy of the year, hear, hear,
Once we were 'good little girls',
Now Cows of the Month do twirl,
Excuse me, what did you call me?
The basics, good manners for tea!
Cows of the Month, hear, hear,
It's trophy of the year, my dears!

I Hear

I hear , my names been talked about
I hear, I’m in your thoughts
I hear, there’s lots of trash talk
I hear, the rumours spreading
I hear, a lie travels faster
I hear, people love to hate
I hear, the grass is always greener
I hear,  talk is cheap when the words mean nothing
I hear, the less you think the more you talk
I hear, silence is the best teacher 
I hear, words you don’t hear don’t count
I hear, life’s sweeter if cares given equals zilch 
I hear , peoples opinions  are over rated 
Hear,hear

My Prayer For the Good Man

My prayer for the good man
Save your soul first 
If you have to save 
The world 

If the world
Is heavier than 
You please cry 
Or sleep 

Why must you 
Be the one to 
Do for other 
What is meant for all 
Are you an alien
 Remember you are
Human
Humans got natural
Habit 
You really want to 
Change that 

Mr good man 
How good are 
You when you
See your own
Dying right in front
Of your eyes
In brutality
As your hear hear 
Their sad loud 
Voice from brutal 
Torture
How good can you 
Go
Mr good man

And please sorry 
Did I actually said 
I got a prayer for a 
Good man 
Please show Me one 
With out a limit
Form: Epic

Pimples of Salvation

Working mysteries of religion
High in arrogance slow in content
They are never satiable in religious
Practices all sticking to be strong
Clergy of gloom and hue in wickedness
Shifting and breaking homes with their
Acts of abracadabra seeing vision of
Visions in vision less places
Diverting and deviating the hearts of
Many
Pity less  religious practicer in 
Miserable works filled with schools
Of thoughts stoic and fairy tales
Of religion
Bamboozled followers with rhetorical
Questions
We hope in the second coming to
Differentiate the true sheep from
The hawks at work
False clergy's of today claiming to
Hear from the above but can not 
Hear hear the flying birds
They have left injury of honey and
Agony among families
They are apostles whose mission
Is doomladen like magic spirits of
Fallen Babylon
Although they have no record in the
Second coming
Form: Lyric

Loose Thoughts In My Head

We can’t stand this chaos, we need an organized society
Heartless humor
Haven’t we been saying that since the 90s’, only where is the organization?
 
The country will change, and things will get better
Such open denial 
Can’t someone see the country is changing, only things are getting worse
 
We need God in this country, don’t we?
What an ask
With all the praying and churches, isn’t God here yet?
 
If only these leaders will have the fear of God, perhaps things will be better
Hear, hear
Not with all the loose money and dirty lies making the rounds on the corridors of power
 
Electric power is off again for the umpteenth time, and these thoughts are flying loose upstairs
Irony of darkness
You probably have the same thoughts, but like me would continue to hope things get better

Brexit Sonnet 47 - Hear Hear John

Brexit Sonnet No. 47
‘Hear Hear John’
 

‘The wellbeing of the people’ I hear him say,
‘That is what parliamentary sovereignty means’,
He also said, this last year’s man of grey,
This Brixton Boy, dreamer of free vote dreams.
Applaud I must, a decent view no less,
On Brexit’s chaotic canvas a decisive stroke?
No paint by numbers will see us through this mess,
A brush with powerful past for Brexit folk.
As high street creaks with Brexit driven strain,
And factory sites look close at rising sun,
A glint of hope, from man with ‘nought to gain,
‘Let Parliament decide’; with this I’ll run.
   Just listen hard for Grantham’s daughter gone,
   And you may her utter; ‘Hear Hear John’.

 ©Keith Murphy
Form: Sonnet

Heart of a Poet

Mystery tears up the planks,hear,hear,its the beating of hideous heart.While i Pondered weak and weary.Like taking the beak of the raven out of my heart.
From a place u will not see,comes a sound u will not hear.just like a flash of light Which understanding can not fathom,from the depths flows words which an Avenue emotion is channeled.It speaks always.....
  Ahoy!images simmering thru from the depths to the facade parts where its taken As means of communication like a puzzle remains unsolved,unbroken.
  Heart of a poet,reservoir of wisdom,easy and steady words are slaves to it.
A voiceless voice it triumphs thru ages listening as wisdom echoes from Mountaintops inspiring the it, ready to bear.Soothes the weary heart and a Tool of discord it stirs up rift like  two edged sword.
   The heart of the poet is the keeper of thoughts that never dies.

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