Long Cheerio Poems

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The Bridie Price of An Unfortunate Lady

THE BRIDIE PRICE OF AN UNFORTUNATE LADY
Quietly her love fathomed
The glittering incisor,
A puissant one unravished,
An aesthete affirmed.
Wide in comb of friend
A pilot stood aghast
In rapt marvel of a portrait.
With no joy of dislike he lust:
“I cheer a bride that loves my name;
Such that beckons cheerio in flight,
Behold her chuckling cheek
That calls a carcass alive.
Sir, mind me her love
And I shall yield gold for your care
This portrait moved me
I ogle her a wife”
In shambled voice of remorse
Thundered the hoary pa:
“This trophy of demise,
Here I pore over a piece of virtue and mourn.”
An artless astronaut sigh!
“I cherish her to the core!
And pay for such comeliness
And bids no wife alive.
An artist shall depict a jewel
And hang on my neck
In spirited honour and mourn;
I have her a myth than alive.”
Form: Elegy


Premium Member When Skies of Cobalt Blue - Act 1

The end of the year is drawing near
Home to our familes we will go
No more blinding white in surround
Saying cheerio to this Antarctic flow

It's late as we pass the seventh hour
The nineteenth of December now truly left behind
For after the holidays we'll return
Take our chances to see what there's to find

It's approximately twelve past eight
The drilling rigs on it's final bore
When we hear a shout from the derrick
It's more of panic, than we have ever heard before

The sensors have picked up our strike
It's metal we have struck so far down
In momentary pause we stand stunned
What can be buried so far underground

A silence captures this expanse
The sky turns a deep cobalt blue
A violent shaking, the ice breaking
What ever it is, it's massive that's breaking through

Thousands of years start to show face
Ancient ice from a long forgotten past
Detracts us from what we are witnessing
Looking up leaves us in total aghast

Something not of this world
Has erupted through earths glacial ice
Above us it starts to hover
Our eyes lured as if in awe suffice

We hear voices on our radios
Which leaves us in total astound
In various parts of the world
Giant spaceships rise from our grounds










http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/fantasy-18.php
Form: Quatrain

BazBull killed Test Cricket


Those BazBull bro’s kills what they said they'd save

Chill pill drills ho’s cheap thrills all traditions waive

Rave it's their fave the oldest format what they crave

Pretend that cricket lite ..might a bright future pave

Defend rascals debacles in Oz really was a close shave

Righto was sh*te say goodnight barmy tsunami wave

Did cave in hosts through thick & thin everything gave 

So goodbye to the superfly lie cheerio the final wave 

All a slave to T20 noble sort of this global sport a knave

Can't stave off woes depraved way they did play.. behave

Smarmy army hell bent heaven sent Tests to their grave
Form: Monorhyme

Genie's Fable

We once owned a little mutt named Genie 
on occasion we called her Genie Panini 
we tried not to feed her table scraps n' stuff 
but then again,  I had her heart on my cuff 
so once in a while, we gave her little bits 
to keep at bay her continuous barking fits

Each night hubby would eat a bowl of cheerio 
while watching T.V. or listening to the stereo
Genie watched intently eyes peeled to the bowl  
the ritual worked well,  for she never stole       
he gave her 1,  there was nothing  she could do 
so she crunched it while she lay beside his shoe  
 

One day hubby went to answer the door and left 
Genie hopped on the couch and left him bereft 
she ate all the cheerios but she did leave him one 
 when he returned he saw an empty bowl no fun 
He'd been outsmarted by a funny little Shih Tzu  
with  Pomeranian smack, who knew what to do. 

Moral of the story: Never trust a dog, when it comes to food. 
Feb. 7, 2021
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cheerio As They Say

It seems like yesterday
It was Valentine’s Day
We met at a café
My hair in disarray
He guessed I was fair play
Capriciously I said no way
Yet saw a certain cachet
So didn’t race away

When the skies turned blue grey
Raincheck for that sundae
We both took the subway
Agreed to meet Tuesday
Since I don’t play croquet
We saw a matinee
Tried kissing me midway 
Thought it was his birthday
One might suspect foul play
But there was no replay
Or attempt at foreplay
Soon met every day
And became fiancé
Not one to go half way
When came our wedding day
Ordered a DuBonnet
Then threw my bouquet
Sped along the freeway
Craving our getaway
Honeymooned in Gaspé
Forgot my negligee
Then off to Santa Fe
Met our sommelier
Glasses of chardonnay
Cheerio as they say
Now baby on the way
Due next Valentine’s Day



AP: Honorable Mention 2020
Form: Monorhyme


Adored Lord Broad

Let's applaud our 

Adored Lord Broad

Fame and awards

Crossing swords &

Bossing visiting hordes 

Name in the frame

On Lords boards


Cooing..wasn't it grand

Tanned boy with headband

Wooing the fanned stand


No wonder we're so fond

Of this towering..glowering

Powering flowering blonde


Plumping for knees pumping

Hearts a jumping

All a flutter

Tub thumping

Jaffas he's a scrumping

Utter bowling nutter


Batters in tatters

On the ropes

Slain with disdain

Hopes in vain

Dope tropes

Broad roared

Insane hurricane

Yet again


That strength of fine

Alright divine

Line and length

Vertiginous delight

Prodigious insight


Canny..crafty will 

Log in to his noggin

Didactic tactic thrill

Found going round 

Was gravy..on the money

Crowned genius genesis

Hefty lefty nemesis

Davy Warner..his bunny


Gladly listened to Hadlee

Took note of what 

The Goat did float

Shorten your run son

Well must embellish

Relish to hone

To still cherish..own the throne


With Jimmy his friend

Found at their home grown ground

Got their own eponymous end


Game's pantomime dame

If everything else fails

Wrist twist of the bails

Burning beacon flame


What a gusto way to go

For our dearly loved maestro

Bravado even braggadocio

Willy Wonka winning ticket


Plucky...jammy...lucky

Hero cheerio double whammy

As Broad encored..


Last ball bowled..got a wicket

Last ball faced for 6 did flick it


Helluva a way

For our stellar fella

To say goodbye 

To Test cricket
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Blonde Joke

Blond Joke

Yesterday as I was walking down the street
I saw an old friend who was quick to greet.
During our visit a joke he did tell
about a blonde who didn’t reason too well.

She saw a Cheerio box and thought it to be
donut seeds to plant under a tree.
After a forced laugh I thought “what a sap;
why is it that blondes get such a bad rap."

How could a creature with looks so fair 
be judged merely by the color of her hair?
This certainly doesn’t seem so right
for blondes to be sentenced to such a blight.

After pondering the issue I reached this conclusion
the ignorance of blondes is just an illusion
that is created by the jealousy of nerdy brunettes
who are terminally homely and lacking in assets.

Many blondes out there are smarter than you think;
they will out-wit you before you can blink.
When you next hear a blonde joke, think of this;
there is a brunette somewhere with something amiss.

Premium Member Dancer and Charming Silk Shoe-

 Dancer And Charming Silk Shoe
Whose silk shoe is that? I think I know;
Its owner is quite happy though;
Full of joy like a vivid rainbow;
I watch her laugh. I cried cheerio;
She gives her silk shoe a shake;
And laughs until her ankles ache;
The only other sound's the break,
Of distant waves and birds awake;
The silk shoe is dancing, charming and deep,
But she has promises to keep,
After day dancing in her sleep;
Sweet dreams come to her cheap;
She rises from her gentle bed,
With thoughts of tippy-toes in her head,
Breakfast  she eats her jam with lots of bread.
Ready for the day ahead.


4/20/19
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©
Form: Rhyme

Oceangoings On

Somewhere, several leagues beneath the sea...
'Cheerio, I'm off to school,'
smirked young Harry herring,
he was nobody's fool.
Then was heard, 'Pucker up,
I'm a sucker for you,'
but what can I do?'
Gary octopus uttered.
'Send me a love letter,
would be best I think,
I'll lend you the ink.'
Sarrie squid, she muttered.
But, when, 'Are the two of them
romantically inclined?'
and, 'Are they blind?'
Carrie cuttlefish questioned,
'Happy to say, 'I'll never tell,
my lips are sealed.'
Barry bivalve smiled,
'I'm clamming up,' he revealed.
Oh, to see such fun,
and all it did entail
to make Larry lobster laugh,
no, it could not fail.
Form: Rhyme

Gloomy For a Moment

FOR A MOMENT
Your cry isn’t loud enough for the world to hear
So wipe your tears.
Even your so called ‘friends and companions’ are turning deaf ears 
Wipe your tears and look up to the hills, from there comes your help
Tears come from sorrow’s hole
Tears will continue to flow until you control your whole
Dilute your sorrow’s hole with joy, 
And effervescence of smile will frizzle your tears
Don’t pamper that hurt inside, lest, it will linger
Letting go of is the best panacea
Embrace life’s vicissitude, and make peace with your past
Until there’s no tomorrow, fortunes are in life’s queue
For as mischance exists in life’s cast,
So is great chance.
 Life can deny you of breakfast, but that breakfast may not be worth comparing with your brunch.
As you crunch, your life realizes that you can wait for tomorrow’s breakfast even if it denies you supper.
Sometimes, life makes you feel Charlie,
Especially when life gives you a malignant glare,
At a moment when you are in a state of ‘devil-may-care’
You are compelled to say cheerio to the world
Because life is using a brusque tone
But when you chance upon successes, you bury that decision
That’s life
Don’t escalate that hurt or pain when life confronts you
It’s just a fortune recess
Embolden your spirit and wait for the resume of success.
#sanguine, sangfroid, pertinacious#..That’s what you ought be……
Form: Lyric

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