Howard Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Howard Lutnick

Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick:
Canadians believe he deserves a good buttkick.
The failed trade deal? We did not "blow it up".
Negotiate in good faith or suck it up, buttercup!

Premium Member Howard The Coward Mallard

Mallard,
the coward 
Was all dressed 
and showered 
And Howard 
was his name
So, you see! 

That,
 
Howard,
the coward 
When all dressed 
and showered 
Was still just 
a mallard 
To me!

Premium Member Riches in fellowship'

Tom Woody and Joe Dimino..Gave me thought.?? Got me
Looking..' this is some-thing to-know.!! I was spurred to
Expand on the Gospel of John, by Toms good comment
Helpfull and strong..Joe's onions..? Er I mean opinions.!!
Well they'd got my thoughts on the roll.!!! Scroll??? About Robin Hood
( and little John..' Or was it John little.??? I essayed a smile
And short internet stroll.' search concluded.' It was as I'd suspected and f A Christian Author was found..
Howard Pyle, so here I was, (on solid ground!!!) We'd connected..A most gifted man I
(Stand in awe) not of Pyle..May I add' yet OF OUR MIGHTY
LORD...!!!) HE is working He has worked He is working
Still.! Through ( Tom Joe and Howard ) in clarity through the
Din..Of this worlds false teaching.. His will.' What have we lost???
A golden epoch When Howard was hot.? A painter a writer
A lifter of faith a man of God.!!! And yet I haste.. To add
There is more.!!! What riches await??? This Great God and
Our Father Lord of all states.'  His promise is real He alone
Can deliver.!!! My spirit now on fire..I say (let the ether shiver!)


Premium Member Willie Howard Mays

Willie Howard Mays
set the baseball world ablaze
for many an NL MVP he did bid
and earned the sobriquet Say Hey Kid

Old Man Howard

• Old man Howard was farming one day
• When he spotted a weed in his yard
• He decided that it mustn't stay
• So he plucked it out then and there
• Off he went to milk his goats
• But they weren't producing any 
• So Old man Howard sold one of his boats 
• And bought himself a-many
• To his greenhouse he went for a potential harvest 
• But some of his crops were inhabited 
• Old man Howard left to put them to the test
• Against the particles of his homemade insecticide 
• Feeling tired from today
• He decided to make some tea
• The stove went click and the radio turned on
• And in the cahir he stayed

Premium Member The Narcissist Who Saved Himself - Cynthia Howard - collaboration with Dilly Dally

nothing spoils this surface view ~ see me
crave attention, gift empty touch  
tonal mask veils flaws and vices  
face alter ego and kneel

to feed the shallow shadow that circles 
~ around gossamer tears of the grieving moon,  
as silenced streaks of tongue-twisted lines,  
undress a puddle of poisoned stars

pull force imperceptible, attraction
lost in blissful contemplation  
comatose until that last equation  
gravitational persuasion creating longing 

but will the lake that flows with fears  
thaw words tangled in golden chains?  
for I’ve drowned in liquified lies,  
drawing perfection from imperfect reflections

delve to the depths of my spun world  
peripheral interference dissipates in darkness  
only requirement is carved version of self
that steadies my hand and drags me in

sinking beneath Narcissus's polluted undertow
tainted oxygen leaves my expanding lungs 
hitting jagged rocks, spoiled skin shreds,
exposing a forgotten empath ~ salvation rises


Premium Member -II SONNETISTA- howard

three paragrahs& a conclusion rhymed
ab ab/ab ab/ab ab/cc chimed

Premium Member Clerihew Howard

Ken Howard was an artist
as filter to the world did persist
After struggles with the process
later found visual success

Premium Member Howard the Duck

Howard the duck,
Was from an alternative earth;
Has a human girlfriend
Whose name is “Bev”

He’s not a hero,
Yet he’s no zero
When the CrAcK  is up
He’s a real cool duck!
The fowl from alternative earth
HOWARD the DUCK…


8/5/2021
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2021
From anthology Marvel Comics Poetry BIOS

Premium Member Ode To Catherine Howard

in mind thoughts are waste
           heartbeats at hummingbird pace
              axe raised her crime ~ raped

By
David Kavanagh

Premium Member Howard the Mallard

Howard the mallard
A handsome young duck
Flew into a tree
Got his quacker stuck

Try as he might
He couldn't break free
His quacks for help
Were muffled you see

He flapped his wings
And thrashed his feet
A blackbird came by
With a worm in his beak

“Sure like to help”
He mumbled quite low
“But having my dinner
I'm sure it must show!”

Next came a rabbit
Wandering by
Something up high
In the tree caught his eye

“What's going on?” 
He queried the duck
Who struggled to answer
Of course with no luck

“I'd help you, dear mallard
but rabbits don't climb!”
Then a stork appeared
“I'll help you!” he chimed

His legs were long
He reached up to Howard
Gave him a whack
He wasn't a coward

Howard came free
And noticed the stork
Had been carrying something
A wee thing of sorts

Suddenly he realized
What storky was carrying
A pleasant surprise
A baby duck in a sling

It was Howard's, new baby
A duckling named Herbert
After seeing this treasure
Forgot about his hurt!

(a repeat)

Premium Member Howard Street - 1948

Dad?
	Ummmm
Where are we?
	San Francisco
I KNOW we're in the City
I mean, WHERE are we?
	Oh ........ on Howard Street
Is this Uncle Howard's street?
	No, it's just a name
What are all those people doing?
	Walking
Well yes, but what are they doing?
	Just walking
And they all have heavy coats. Why?
	It’s cold and they are trying to keep warm.
	They walk and wear heavy coats to stay warm.
But why don't they go home where it's warm?
	They don't have a home.

	*	*	*	*	*

Dad, can I have a donut?
	Sure, let's go up 2nd street
	to Uncle Miltie's

	*	*	*	*	*

I remember this scene, driving up Howard Street with my father, just like it was yesterday. All those men, and some women. Some things you just never forget.

Collection: Social
Written: 10 May 2017

Trump Like Howard Taft

Trump Like Howard Taft

Again and again, Trump gave us the shaft,
And after he did had laughed and laughed;
Another chuckle,
So loosen buckle;
Heard huge body is as big as Howard Taft.

Jim Horn

Premium Member Howard the Mallard

Howard the mallard
A handsome young duck
Flew into a tree
Got his quacker stuck

Try as he might
He couldn't break free
His quacks for help
Were muffled you see

He flapped his wings
And thrashed his feet
A blackbird came by
With a worm in his beak

“Sure like to help”
He mumbled quite low
“But having my dinner
I'm sure it must show!”

Next came a rabbit
Wandering by
Something up high
In the tree caught his eye

“What's going on?” 
He queried the duck
Who struggled to answer
Of course with no luck

“I'd help you, dear mallard
but rabbits don't climb!”
Then a stork appeared
“I'll help you!” he chimed

His legs were long
He reached up to Howard
Gave him a whack
He wasn't a coward

Howard came free
And noticed the stork
Had been carrying something
A wee thing of sorts

Suddenly he realized
What storky was carrying
A pleasant surprise
A baby duck in a sling

It was Howard's new baby
A duckling named Herbert
After seeing this treasure
Forgot 'bout his hurt!

Howard the Duck

I watched the worst movie ever made, it truly sucks.
The movie that I'm talking about is Howard the Duck.
It has scarred and cursed me for life.
Because of this movie, I lost my wife.
Seeing that movie also struck me blind.
This movie is an abomination to mankind.
Now I must take viagra because I've been cursed in another way as well.
Just because I watched Howard the Duck, my life has become a living hell.
Every copy of this movie must be destroyed.
Unless you want to be like me, this is a movie that you should avoid.

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