Long Rolly Poems

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Premium Member Dreaming of Santa

I lay in my bed the clock struck twelve
No sign of reindeer or presents or elves
He promised this year to not let me down
Old rolly poley Santa dressed in velvet and down
My cookies were placed on the table in view
A full glass of milk to be dipped into
And I in my silk negligee and red lipstick
Patiently awaiting my dear Saint Nick
The wind was howling the snow was heavy
But in a sleigh no excuse not like a Chevy
Another glass of vino and I heard a loud bang
From the rooftop above reindeer bells did rang
I ran to the tree by the chimney with glee
Santa had kept his promise to me
He came down the chimney all dressed in red
Boots of black so shiny bells on his head
I hugged him so hard and gave him a kiss
I love you so much Mr Saint Nick
And for you my dear soul I have brought you a gift
Tears streamed down my cheeks for he was my wish
Nothing else Santa could give me 
My heart was filled with such love and glee
He gobbled the cookies and chugged the milk
Than up the chimney he went covered in silt
And off his reindeers flew pulling the sleigh
God bless you my child I cannot delay


Premium Member Ho Ho Ho

Ring a ling, jingling
On a magical fairy tale
Sleigh bells are ringing
Brrr... freezing cold North Pole

“Ho Ho Ho”


Joyous, rolly polly, white beard Santa,
is already singing and swaying
in his white fur trim red velvet suit
ready to put smiles on all his children
big and small out in the world

“Ho Ho Ho”

On Christmas Day
elf’s he’s employed
enjoying their busy work
singing, swinging, and tinkering
to tunes of Christmas music
making lots of noise on a
nimbly, assembly line
creating, never frustrating
new toys to stuff in Santa’s bag
for the joy in delivering
to all the girls and boys

“Ho Ho Ho” Merry Christmas!

Santa’s sleigh just went zooming by.


11/26/2016

Children Story
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Before Merry Christmas Slumber

Smelling
Woody, sweet, aroma
Christmas pine tree,
Weaved with Bright blinking lights,
Topped with a starlit top.

Feeling
The Brrr ... chill of the night air
Brrr ... freezing cold of the North Pole.

Listening
To the sounds of the wind
For the Ring a ling, jingling,
Ringing of the sleigh bells. 

Watching
Moonlight shadows dancing
On the walls as they take
Different fantasy shapes

Waiting
Jolly, rolly, “Ho, Ho, Ho”
White beard Santa
In a white fur trim, red velvet suit.

Seeing
Santa’s sleigh just went zooming by
Fading off to nighttime dreams
Making every minute count.

12/16/2024
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member I Wear Elie Saab

Elie Saab creates haute couture
For women who are silm, demure

It’s not for rolly polly me
With little bulges you can see

Elie Saab is my hero bright
He lights up the red carpet night

He dresses are simply divine
But oh…not a one can be mine

I’ve got no cash for such finesse
Plus..I won’t fit the lovely dress

So here is how I live the dream
I spray his perfume in a stream

Once I tried his amazing scent
It clung to me where’re I went

Oh, but it carried a high price
To have it would be more than nice

Valentine’s Day… what did I see?
A present waiting there for me

Hubby and daughter shared a look
As I unwrapped, my fingers shook

“Oh, God please, help me not cry
If Elie Saab won’t meet my eye”

There it was in its glory fine
Elie Saab perfume, it was mine!

Now Elie Saab is what I wear
The scent makes me able to dare

For it makes me feel quiet sublime
So sexy in “couture” so fine!

Eileen Manassian Ghal
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Trixie Playing At Three a M

the rolly chair chance,
the pole-y bear prance
the zanily, happily, dappily, underwear dance.

my muse laugh as she comes up with these lines.
Loving the colorfulness of the things that she finds.
The holy care rance.
The mole-y dare lance…..

She is lying on her back flat out, kicking her legs in the air.
Trixie, do you think you have gone a bit too far to the left?
the sole-y air mance.
The grow-ly mare ants.
She is laughing too hard to continue.

I wait for her to crash and burn.
The jole=y share pants.
The kole-y jare cants.
She is in hysterics now.
Done?
Doubtful.
It is 3:42 a.m.
She refuses to let me go back to sleep
Until I type this out.
Trixie out of all the muses in all the world…

the rolly chair chance,
the pole-y bear prance
the zanily, happily, dappily, underwear dance.
Form: Rhyme


Flowers and Gossamer

EACH morning comes and we are dying 
ONE year passes and more are born 
i walk in fields of flowers and gossamer
and fell into a hole with stars and nebula passing
and caterpillars singing before they have wings
and a red panda kisses my cheek and explains this is
where things go when one dreams while walking.

-- so hooka man in your small corner closing in upon 
your jelly brain gets up and dances again 
oh little rolly-polly you are a cute ball
and my brain lost logic and proportion and words
and numbers dissolve at the dawn of common sense.

We are told to believe some things 
We are punished for doing many things
We are clean as a Spirit and Soul
but then as always -- life takes its toll

Be safe around busy eyes and hold upon a wind
the secret words you believe in
allow no parrot to squawk within the room of 
your private thoughts 

Oh!  Live!  Be different and be your own friend!
Be your own friend! 

:: 05.09.2021 ::

Premium Member Alias Santa Claus

Been mistaken for Santa Claus
More than one time over the years
Could be my big fat rolly belly
Or my beard from ear to ear

It's kind of cool when a little kiddie
Comes up to me and tells me this
"Once I saw you last Christmas Day
And you gave my mommie a kiss!"

Kids always say such funny things
Some of them can make you blush
A little guy told me I was really fat
Must eat a big bunch of mush

Wouldn't think of shaving my beard
Or losing a big bunch of pounds
Cause then I'd miss these little  kiddies
And their amazing ability to astound

Before I end this long dissertation
There's one thing I really must extol
Don't ever lose the tiny person
That's living within your soul

©Jack Ellison 2012
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member The Summer Garden Party

The rooster led his harem forth
into the garden for a party
There they would dine from mother earth
Aphids on roses, worms they ate harty

Queen Ann's lace was laced with caterpillars
And rolly pollies ate Day Lilies' leaves
Biddies fed 'pon tiny grasshoppers
for summer was there to please

The Bee Balm and Fever Few had not been
touched by summer's butterfles; Rebecca
had yet to open her blooms; Daisies soon to begin.
Spring blossoms now nearly gone, summer the garden wrecker  

The rooster, his hens and biddies loved the party
As among the flowers they pranced and ate smartly

Inspired by Cyndi MacMillan's contest not an entry...
Form: Sonnet

My Fake Genealogical Knighthood

My "FAKE" Genealogical Knighthood

Unbeknownst to me if royal
gilded crests comprised
my rusty dust caked coat of arms
hence, I take liberty successfully farms
productive crop to contrive fictitious
Medieval Age forebears
with favorable charms
strong agile hands

hurling crude accouterments
centuries prior to invention of firearms,
which weapons (of mass sieve construction)
privy to proto gendarmes,
this inventiveness of mine conjures
courageous knights in shining armor,
perhaps monogrammed,
hammered chain metal,

nonetheless such endeavor quite a chore
where love's labors not lost,
viz hub bully accepting, condoning,
and employing embellishments extempore,
whereby solar rays alight,
flickr, and glint glore
re: us astral motifs, the stellar
craftsmanship one (even a poor,

indigent destitute beggar
like yours truly)
could not ignore
exquisite baldric, exotic, and heraldic
trappings incorporating magical lore
aesthetically pleasing

fascinating, and appealing to one poor
uneducated disheveled rhapsodic bohemian
incumbent jibber jabbering, hallucinating,
and fancying deplorable basket case to restore
himself, the legitimate true heir,
who could double as

courtly jesting troubadour,
whose slain grand papa Aaron Harris
violently ousted during Uber Vodafone War
constitutes dreamy gotcha your
attention fabricated and
facilitated to Zoar,

an actual ancient city
anachronistically inserted here
thanks to Lot, whose Biblical reference
Google made me aware,
which ye probably care
nary a fig about, but 
placename linkedin mere
to allow, enable and provide bare,

lee tenuous appeal dare
ring me to trump
poetic formality near
rolly returning full circle (one tough Job)
manufacturing prevarication
recounting "FAKE" heir
essentially envisioning, imagining,

and jimmying gallant
high in the saddle career
timeless lifeline chess piece
of centuries gone by
enshrouded with reverence by this air
rent considerably less provocative
then missives by Baudelaire.

Premium Member A Cheesy-Breezy Holiday

The best things that Christmas guarantees
          Are the festive, digestive joys of cheese

No holiday platter is nearly complete
          Without the familiar fumes ... of feet

Softening chunks of wafting wonder
          Offered up aged for you to plunder

Those holey and rolly blocks to devour
          So properly plump, and soddenly sour

There's no better bits for a yuletide slacker
          Than great gobs of funk on a crispy cracker

And stuffing a sock or a Christmas Buddha
          Is perfect diversion for a gram of Gouda

Or perhaps just a nip of Neufchâtel bliss
          Bouncing its stink for a mistletoe kiss

What better addition to the bells of a sleigh
          Than vino with bread, and a cheese in decay?

Or, the ideal pal for a proud poinsettia?
          Why, a warmingly wonderful wee wedge of feta!

No matter what floats on the holiday breeze
          It's ALWAYS out-funked by a good ... Christmas cheese!




Written and submitted on November 18, 2018
For the "Write A Poem About Cheese" Poetry Contest
Barry Stebbings, Judge & Sponsor
Form: Rhyme

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