Long Quicky Poems

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Premium Member Alphabet Of Symbolic People

Angelic, Axial, Animalistic, Anonymous 
Balanced, Bullish, Brave, Boorish
Caring, Cynical, Charismatic, Contradicting 
Daring, Doodling, Detached, Deep
Eccentric, Excavator, Engaged, Exorcising 
Fatherly,  Frantic, Fiendish, Faithful
Gamer, Gothic,  Gibberish,  Gentle
Heretic, Hippy, Horizontal, Hermit
Inspirational, Inquisitive, Impulsive, Interpreter
Jolly, Just, Jumper, Jack in the Beanstalk
Kindling, Kudosocial, Kinky, Karate zen
Loving, Lexical, Lavish, Lunar
Mysterious, Motherly, Musical, Mnemonic
Nurturing, Nibbling, Natural, Neanderthal 
Outgoing, Outsider, Onlooker, Orthopaedic 
Pious, Pepperish, Plastered, Porcelain
Quiet, Quixotic, Quester, Quicky
Repairman, Rider, Realistic, Remnant
Sweet, Sour, Single, Stamped
Truthful, Thinker, Tinker, Tumbler 
Undecided, Untitled, Universal, Unknown 
Vertical, Virgin, Vandal, Varsitarian 
Whimsical, Waiter, Worldly, Wordy
Xenophobic, X-men, Xylophonic, X-rated
Yuppy, Yummy, Y era, Yoyo
Zany, Zealous, Zippy, Zapped


Premium Member Tempest Wind

Once again, I hear the wind howling like a baying wolf! 
with voice high pitched, relentless as it cries.
Circling around the trees in search of prey
pushing aside the leaves, rattling its chains.

Competing with the rain, but the wind will take control
whistling in jest, as builds and gains more strength.
Boosting momentum with wreaking havoc as its goal
oblivious, to those scared and hiding under cover.

Watching and listening to this awful roar
as it quicky sweeps away any object in its path.
Relentless now, its laugh is evil and loud
Swirling, and sashaying down every path.

Gaily painting pictures of devastation
relishing in its strength and force of destruction.
A brutal force that no man can tame, once released
running amok, as it has its wilful way.

Yet, once winds force is spent, it will cast off its demon.
cool down, taking a gentle calming breath. 
Return to its former welcoming breeze.
Pleasing and refreshing as it sweetly sighs.

Premium Member 'this Quicky Girl'

I was an odd little girl.  At a very early age writing, and seeking out nature.  I
loved to wander libraries and art galleries, while other little girls played with
dolls together. A loner, lost within my thoughts.  I grew up to be a bit eccentric
and offbeat.  My style of dressing is whimsical and unique to me.  I love
seeking out vintage.  The key is to not wear too much at one time! My pose 
and mannerisms are quiet and gentle, people have commented on how calm
I seem.  I found my Zen a long time ago. I do yoga and meditate each day.

Something about me is my need to know what is going on in the world. 
I watch the local news, the Canadian news (yes, I am from Canada), varied US
news, and the World news each morning. Only then can my day begin! It is an
oddity I think as so many do not listen or read about the news.  I like to read
books but not on a Kindle or on the computer I want, must actually hold a
book, I love the feel of the pages in my hands.  I collect old books, well old and
fragile anything. A beautiful vase or plate with a chip perhaps found in second
hand shops.  I do not need an expensive antique to satisfy my need for "old".
Well, that's the oddity of me, a whimsical, unique and a bit offbeat  girl.


the forest quiet
     the sound of soft snow falling-
                                 I stop listening

_____________________
February 7, 2018

Poetry/Haibun/'This Quirky Girl'
Copyright Protected, ID 9985-61-01
All Rights Reserved.  Written Under Pseudonym.



Submitted to the contest, Your Favorite Poem Written In February
Sponsor, Laura Loo

Third Place
Form: Haibun

Premium Member Ethan

Torturous separation.  Intellectual blindness.

How your brilliance and intellectual dominance fascinate me.
Looking into your baby eyes wide and blue, I still see your knowing awareness, high voltage connections.
You laughed as a baby, with me, or at me?

How quicky did you discover our world's stupidity? When did your broken heart shear your funny bone, too?

Have you not yet accepted terms of this life, clicked the check box and exposed your vulnerability?  Will you acceed to your lack of control?  Will you reach out to the only concrete anchor we have?  Will you embrace the lonely hopeless souls looking for the same relief you are desperate to know?

We all walk the same funeral march into our graves. Won't you pick up a piece of love, entertain some forgiveness, and carry some peace on the way to your certain destiny?
Form: Prose

Premium Member A Quicky

A Quicky

I am on seven heaven;
I have been driven
To write. 
I stay up all night,
Sometimes till daylight
Just for a quicky rhyme, 
Writing one line at a time
While I’m still in my prime.
Depends on my mood,
When I have an attitude.
My writes can look like I brood,
Or ready to scream;
Or in a daydream.
I’m Aphrodite 
In a sexy nightie
 out of fashion
full of passion.
Or I’m a bird, 
A tiny Hummingbird,
Mimicking Mockingbird.
Or a Thunderbird
Convertible that never stalls
with wide whitewalls.

Please don’t misunderstand,
A lot I planned.
I stay up all night,
Sometimes till daylight
Just for a quicky rhyme.


4/2/2020

Just musing 

Had to add a little humor to your life and a little less bad reality.
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
fun
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Vogon Bikini

Wakey, wakey, shakey, shakey, earth is quakey, quicky, quicky, git up head down feet up turn round, then do the hokey pokey and you turn yourself around, then turn your inside out -- Far Out!

Shakey, shakey, wakey, wakey, bakey, bakey, shake and bakey. Lakey lady lava cover, spilling over pithy pity. 

Lady lava Lava Lady is Liquid Dating, with backyard barbeques getting her dance card filled up down at the Jam Bury your town hold down slow glow from no-town favorites, Let Us Nights end in pits, singing "On and On." See her glowing revues.

Come 'on 'ear duh noize, gurlz rock' 'em boize, make sure you use the real McCoys, oh, whoa, yeah, yeah--NOIZE!

You know they come in threes, you can feel it in the breeze, you see coconut fall off the trees, oh, whoa, yeah, yeah.

Quakey wakey mighty tidy, surf you jerks, the waves are crazy, topsy turvy--move away curvey. Itsy-bitsy-teeny-weeny-bikini'--OOPS (pass your bedtime)

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