Long Pollywogs Poems
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Toady Sings the Moon
O, the old toad talks
To the equinox,
But he sings to the harvest moon.
Cuz his little pollywogs
All swam off in the bog,
And they’re getting gobbled up by a loon.
The chance is remote
For an antidote,
And they’ll all...
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Categories:
pollywogs, nursery rhyme,
Form:
Ballad
When Soup's Sandbox Becomes a Litter Box
I took umbrage over a comment in a current blog, in part stating that poetry, "... is a battlefield..." No. There should be no gauntlets thrown, no darts hurled, and no negative words hurled as...
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Categories:
pollywogs, community, conflict,
Form:
Rhyme
Reflections of You
I caress the blooms of the lilac bush and breathe their sweet fragrant breath. Here in my garden where spring has risen from the melting heart of winter’s death. And when a gentle breeze ...
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Categories:
pollywogs, childhood, nostalgia,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Freddie the Frog
Okay, I'm unserious today, no...in all seriousity I was daydreaming about bullschitt and wondered if it was 'produced' by bulls or bull frogs or even bull sharks and realized that it was magnificently manufactured in...
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Categories:
pollywogs, funny, life,
Form:
Quatorzain
Spring Is Coming Soon
Sun-drenched days and showers are coming. Flowers sprout,
Pretty petals blooming, and pollywogs in ponds shall appear.
Rabbits in green fields will be scampering about.
Ice and snow will melt; our hearts will fill with cheer.
Newborn creatures, birds...
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Categories:
pollywogs, nature, spring,
Form:
Acrostic
Frog Prince Chooses
He is so dapper and dashing! The ugliest dames said.
One of them on board now, as her husband was dead.
One old toad gave her the cold eye and a shove to her head.
These toads in...
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Categories:
pollywogs, animal,
Form:
Rhyme
The Fish Are Biting
In Spring, a plethora of colorful wildflowers begin to bloom in the country. The soil has a rich, earthy smell, for April showers have washed the pungent cow manure deep into the ground to nourish...
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Categories:
pollywogs, 12th grade, bird, image, imagery, imagination, nature,
Form:
Haibun
She Is My River I Am Her Guardian
I stand by the river watching her happiness
Her frogs, and tadpoles, pollywogs too
Minnows gather around my roots, tickling me.
My days are filled with pure happiness
Sun rises at my back, warming my neck
The river...
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Categories:
pollywogs, tree,
Form:
Imagism
Go On Back
Go on Back....
Sit among the dandelions
listen to the bees
thank the broken pavement
for the scars upon my knees
walk along three decker canyons
in a sticky August haze
hop within the hopscotch chalk
a dance form to amaze
hit some rocks...
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Categories:
pollywogs, childhood, city,
Form:
Rhyme
Loose Magic
Loose Magic
Pee-a-boo, I see you...
Got your nose,
and not your toes.
Skipping rocks,
and bubbles in the park.
Eye contact from across the room,
notes passed in study hall...
hearts that have wings,
and bells that...
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Categories:
pollywogs, angel, anniversary, beauty, bible, emotions, encouraging, endurance,
Form:
Free verse
A Balm So Smooth
I’m feeling blue, but that’s OK
For I was there to start the day
But carried forth with steadfast calm
Still searching for a healing balm
I’ve found it but a time or two
And known relief, but far too...
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Categories:
pollywogs, blue, hope,
Form:
Couplet
Notice the Pieces
Gander your gazes not afar mountain
like a fool that searches the distinct
Youth that have uncovered a fountain
pen poetry and prose not succinct
When you blue drip only foam oceans
You’ll dismiss the pollywogs in ponds
No fancy hocus...
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Categories:
pollywogs, imagination,
Form:
Sonnet