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Premium Member There Is A Kitty On My Floor

 

In every corner of my floor and everywhere are toys,
the floor is littered-  even with some that make noise.

There is a huge floor scratcher shaped like a boat,
and dangly things that I must for kitty daily float.

There is a tall scratch post that is very tattered,
'cause kitty is determined that it must be battered.

There are blankets thrown out of her soft fluffy bed,
and it seems her squeaky mouse have also fled.

There are catnip pouch shapes for endless fun,
and kitty will run with them till she is tired- done.

But, I do not mind the clutter and stuff on my floor,
'cause each day kitty and me bond more and more.
cat
Form: Couplet


Premium Member I Love Her To Pieces, Pieces - Pet

Snuggles a cat,
        that I love to pieces, pieces;
      she is adorable and sort of fat,
        our love only increases.
  And it never decreases no matter the years,
  oh, I adore the tufts on the end of her ears;
    sometimes, suddenly she appears-
               she likes to chat.

              She is light grey,
       with long fur that likes to tangle;
      she sleeps a lot, meows, eats and likes to play,
        watching TV-   a toy I dangle.
  She lays real close beside me on the bed at night,
  and I often listen to her snores of delight;
    in the morn' her purr is so polite-
              squeaky mice her prey.

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September 27, 2019


Poetry/Rhyme/I Love Her To Pieces, Pieces
Copyright Protected, ID 19-1184-357-02
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.


Written for the contest, Write A Rhyme About Your Favorite Pet
sponsor, Regina Riddle.  My inspiration - my pet cat

First Place
cat
Form: Rhyme

What Was That

It is the end of a twelve-hour shift
It is the hour I’ve been dreading
I don’t mean to be superstitious
but how is traveling home alone 
at night, a good idea?
Specially past an open field
Heading home bound
Something followed me home unawares
All I wanted is to rest
In my one room shack my wife and kids
Are already in bed
My wife woke up because my wheelchair was
Making a squeaky noise
She was cross 
And I enjoyed watching her in her tired poise
A careful whisper sorry did suffice
Off to bed I was on my left side fast asleep
Did not stop to eat was past midnight
Something pressed me down with a grip so tight
A chill went down my spine caused me to fright
The hair on my neck was raised
Could only manage a small stifle squeal
Help Shirleen!!
She could only hear me by the third attempt
Matt what is it?
I am not afraid of no ghosts but
W what w was that?!!
© Phatt Matt  Create an image from this poem.
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Canyon Train

A silent stillness swaddles the night
A restless wind addled floor doth spite
From rim's spout vaporous cloak descends; prescience to slight
Above melancholy mist, hoot owl resounds with doleful delight

In the distance, a billowy plume rises; darkness to blight
A shrill whistle echoes from wall to wall distilling fright
Chilling requiem announces approach of mechanized spright
Two AM shadow creeps across canyon with stealthy might

In desolate channel, pulsating waves a bleary storm doth ignite
With thunderous chorus, the clanging rails a tremor doth incite
Vibrations reverberating through rocky redoubt; airy palpitations excite
A squeaky tenor underpinned by clamorous bass doth medley recite

Unbridled steel caisson through pristine stone columns doth alight
Slithering snake in undulating pattern over matted groves doth kite
Steaming furnace propelling armored mail on brigand flight
Fortified invader with contraband o'er corrosive terrain doth fight
Form: Rhyme

Who the Are You

You're her friend who wasn’t there 
likes to get involved and share
sucking up and showing care
be a brainwashed silly mare

Loyal showing her support 
do her work file reports
couldn’t help her ass in court
weren’t a witness silly sort

See you weren’t there 
So you don’t know
Let’s be fair
Now You should go

She’s always getting others to do her work
Speak well of her and protect her way
You’re just the latest ignorant berk
a Squeaky gleamer perfecting her day

No one else has got involved cus it ain’t their business 
even those involved a true and legal witness
So why are you without a clue actively supporting 
She didn’t pledge innocence still you’ve been reporting 

reassurance and comfort aiding nerves
be assured I did too came off worse 

You wouldn’t have to look too far or long to see the narcissist 
You shouldn’t have took her words uncared and got involved in this

She’s selfish and a martyr makes you feel for her
the sympathy thereafter sees you helping her
but you should know she doesn’t care
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Second Row To the Board

Second row to the board!

These words could not just be ignored
     I’m thinking but a vintage few
          Would even start to have a clue    

Nostalgia begs those days at school
     With steely nuns whose stare would rule
         Blackboards and their squeaky clamor
            Chalked Arithmetic and grammar

When called upon to diagram
    By row, we took final exam
        Our sentence structure, now to see
            Whose brain has not been absentee

With prepositions, verbs and nouns
     We hit the boards, such eager sounds
        Arms held tight, just the right angle
              Participles must not dangle!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Innocence and Snowflakes

To her, their apartment was the whole world—a small but cozy place where she felt safe and loved.

It was early morning. She heard her sister squeal with joy hearing that schools would be closed today due to the heavy snowfall.

In her pink onesie pajamas, she shuffled across the speckled brown-and-gold carpet. It was worn and frayed in places but soft under her little feet. The living room was cramped, the walls filled with photos of a family's happy life. An old sofa was wedged between mismatched end tables and a wooden bookcase overflowing with encyclopedias. The plastic-lined cushions sagged from years of use.

A crack and stain on the ceiling traced where water had once leaked. The radiator clanked and hissed, making the windows sweat against the icy city air. She climbed onto the sofa. The plastic cold and squeaky beneath her pj's. Her small white footies barely reached the edge.

Their living room was everything—

a playroom, a dining room, and, on the coldest nights, a bedroom where they all huddled together when Mom turned on the oven for extra warmth.

Her pigtail tickled the back of her neck,
but her eyes stayed glued to the TV.
A gray rabbit with twitching whiskers dashed across the screen,
and a little man with a big nose and chubby legs was chasing after him, gun in hand.

Outside, snowflakes swirled around the window, piling in soft heaps on the fire escape.

She and her sister would make snowballs today
and lie in the snow laughing, making angels.

The smell of coffee, fried ham, eggs, and toast wafted from the kitchen.
She was looking forward to the delicious frosted sugary oat cereal
Mom would be preparing soon.

Dad had just walked in from work.

His usual booming voice echoing down the hallway. Mom’s quiet hush followed from the kitchen.


Everything was perfect. Everything in her little world. . .


Until she heard the gunshot—


and Dad lay dead on the kitchen floor.

Premium Member Prisoner State of Mind

I'm living life hard knock and it's hard to get by/
I'm trapped in a prisoner state of mind/
Sometimes it's good times sometimes it hits the fan/
I'm just trying to get by, maintain so I can live my life/
I need help, I'm trapped in a prisoner state of mind/
All my days are routine and I need a break/
For God's sake, something has to change and soon/
My thoughts are running around crazy headed like a balloon/
They want to label me a goon, and yes I'm intuned/
With the thugs and hooligans that's up in this room/
They left me no room, I need space to maneuver/
So I took the wide road and it lead me to the sewer/
Now, I'm thuggin' in the gutter with the baddest of the bad/
Living a life of sin, I don't want no other/
I just wanna go home because I never done the crime/
So I'm living everyday like it's my last/
Something has to give so I keep pushing/
I got the spot light on me so I know they looking/
I'm doing everything I'm supposed to do to get by/
And for some reason, they want me to rot/
I'll be gone to March but March not a guarantee/
But I promise they won't break me or enter my conscious/
Military minded, I was built for the struggle/
I know a lot of ways to get it, this a snip of the hustle/
I been playing tug of war with the people who wanna cuff me/
I been on the losing end, rusty and muddy/
Now, I'm on the winning team, WD forty/
Squeaky clean, brand new, fresh and oily/
I'm still locked in a box, but not six feet deep/
So I flow like a mare, because I'm free as can be/
What you look at as crazy, I look at as fine/
The women in the magazines, keep me sane/
Life in the ghetto is no easy fight/
You'll look at it the same in a prisoner state of mind/

Premium Member Silly Kitty

My nana lived in a big city,
loved reading poems to her kitty.
Normally it sat on a mat.
but it was such a sneaky cat.
Waited for nana to go and cook.
Locked the kitchen door with a hook.
Kitty knew nana wouldn't look,
so sat on the chair to read her book.
Consumed with nana's poetry,
took a sip of chamomile tea,
but it was so hot that it stung,
silly kitty had burnt his tongue.
Screamed out loud with a screeching yelp,
but nana couldn't come and help,
as silly kitty had locked the door,
so rolled around helpless on the floor.
Thought the fish bowl would soothe his pain,
but his leap only came in vain.
Silly kitty forgot he couldn't swim,
but nana escaped to rescue him.
Now all he does is follow her around,
as his meow is now a squeaky sound!
© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
fun
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Having a Medical School Image

It is in the air 
Maybe the chair 
Giving everyone a health care scare 
And that is not fair 
Added to having the homework done 
And recess fun 
Wearing a mask 
Is the law abiding marketed task 
Saying this will solve the problem 
Scripted “We got them” 
Ending the virus infection 
As a prescription protection 
Face covering does have an angry sight
Uncomfortable and tight
Frightful with might  
Trying to breathe 
Taking away human expressions to see 
Trust needs to come on board 
To win the invisible contagious war 
By showing the door 
Defeating controlling factors looking for a power play score 
This is a choice 
Made behind the godly surgical hidden voice 
“I see your man date 
And raise you ‘after Election Day get things straight’” 
This is a concern 
Distractions in the environment where students learn 
Both book smarts 
And social starts 
Memorizing everything by heart 
In order to be ready in playing a part 
In this debatable plot 
Dumped on those wanting a shot 
Know the setting 
Before betting 
Taking the mask off 
And getting a life threatening cough 
From the smoke 
That the Marlboro cowboy stoked 
And the entertainers puffed while telling a joke 
Sipping on something added to their coca coke 
Wearing a mask is not a way to conform 
Instead it’s a peaceful way during a storm 
To call the house 
Squeaky as a mouse 
“I hope you have a better hand 
In this political party stand 
Or a new generation will win the pot voting ‘you are canned’”
Form: Rhyme

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