Mimic Poems | Examples

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Premium Member lyrebird

forest oracle
lyre-tail fanned in forest light
leaf-scratching lyrebird

undergrowth mimic
sound archivist of forest
echoes dawn’s chorus

Mimic

This is for whoever it's for!! You know
who you are ; )

Be yourself
& not another
as it's unbecoming
to be a mock
These copying cats
have lost their tails
while telling tales
like an op
These imitations
need to stop
for what do you get
from tracing lines?
Can't you develop
your own pictures
instead of trying
to copy mine?
I think you're lost
within the lines
who knew you'd
lose your sense
of self
Where has your 
pride gone little kitten
where's the lion
within yourself?
I think you're lyin
to yourself
if you think you 
can be just like
another
Dare to be different 
all on your own
we're unique
from one another 
There's only one you
on the face of earth
so love yourself
until the end
No one can replace
who you're born to be
so portraying another
is like a sin
It's time for facades 
to meet their end
so one can see
its true face
Stop all the aping
& be original
instead of 
mirroring another
in bad taste 
Piracy goes down
to a sunken place
so I think it best
to tread lightly
I call to whom it
pertains so if it
rings bells
please don't ignore
like scam likely

Crow

There in ragged suit
shameless jester at mimic
cloaked in attitude


Steeped in Legend The Mallard Mimic

The Mallard Mimic 
is a myth....
it calls for a well trained
chef to use his knowledge of meat and wines
to create a standard
that many would wish for
and are willing to pay
to have
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the usage of duck fat to cook white potatoes
and then be arranged as scales attop
a turkey cutlet
that is stuffed with
mushrooms, prosciutto
olives,shallots
spinach
a sprinkle of nutmeg
and garlic with
a slight touch
of anchovy
on top of a bed of puff pastry
served with
a  garlic parmesan roasted
asparagus dish
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with a side of 
maple pecan
butternut squash
Medallion
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with a buttery eggnog
yeast roll
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One would
crumble pork rinds
and truffle zest
add grated cheese
and sprinkle it across the top
and serve with
Malbec!
_______________________________
So say's the Myth!

Premium Member Guess I'll Be Me

Before, when I was afraid to be me,
I looked at others and tried to be a copy.
Mimic all their motions, 
repeat the same moves...
Maybe then I can follow all their rules?
I tried to not be so different, so lame, 
but being a replica just wasn't the same! 
No matter how hard I would try,
 all my hellos looked like goodbyes!
My left was a little too right, 
my dark had too much light.
All my stands were full of sitters, 
my all alones had visitors!
I learned following where others lead, 
will never let your YOU be free!
So I'll be the ‘You’ who was made exactly.
I won't let others additions subtract me.
I'll allow my no mores to be agains,
I'll be just exactly who I am!

Premium Member Maple Mimic

leaves turning to song
      the box elder beat boxing~
          
           starling crescendo


Premium Member Multilingual Birds of a Feather


     The Mockingbird sings out his misleading best,
  
     in hopes to attract a dupe with a nest,

     where the squatter believes mate’s eggs should belong;

     so mimics and jabbers uncountable songs.


     Catbirds and Thrashers, related critters,

     both grey North Americans sport throats of a twitter.

     These gifted Warblers mock tricky bird tunes,

     deceiving, deluding as feathered dragoons.



     In fairness to balance the Tweeters’ intent,

     creating, demanding a need to invent

     a song to attract a new or lost mate:

     so, a beacon to follow and commitment to state.

     

                   EXAMPLE MOCK SONGS

              whistling, hey-hey yip pittie-yap
              frog gurgle, snarf-chickie claw-saw
              peep peeping piccolo-staccato bleat
              sniftering chit-chat, yodel-do do
              snerling, rat trap, blah tat-tat-tat
              crunchy nasal chirp, coo-coo-coo

Butterflies Mimic Flowers

Vibrant  Butterflies,
        painting flowers mimicry,
        in soft beauties rest... !

Premium Member Elemental Wingding

They meet, eat and drink, flutter and make merry.
Smiles flying from face to face, laughter airy.
They share a party of the soul and spirit;
their portrayal of mere humans satiric.

Laughing at our silly, paranoid folly
they point and guffaw, “Oh gosh, oh golly!”
They mimic us; watch as fear takes our good senses; 
cover faces with gossamer, hide behind fences.

They laugh, sing and flit until time to sleep –
dreaming of foolish humans being led as sheep
neither caring nor daring thoughts of their own,
their leaders controlling – independence flown.

They awake and wonder, “What does this day bring?
A new year party with bright baubles and bling!”
Faeries, nymphs and sylphs plan a gala with friends
to last through the year – their party never ends.

Trump People Mimic Horn Haiku

Trump People Mimic Horn Haiku

trump people mimic
and had become bulimic
caused epidemic 

Jim Horn

Not a Mimic Nor a Mime

i'm not a parrot
but don't forget
to feed me each
time i repeat one

line

not like the actions
of Jackson's taken
away at the funeral
bird so i've heard

i often find myself
saying over and
once again over
the phrase that

holds me 
even controls me
to write these words
as weird as that may

sound

but i of sound
body and mind
not needing
winding

not even in any
speak find i'm
repeating what
i was told but

know that what
i say is truth and
not from my lips
a slip or calming

mantra

i really do not
repeat but
speak the
truth that

I LOVE YOU

Premium Member Mimic

mimic
copycat
sits next to me
she’s on my last nerve
copying my math now
feeling satisfied
it is all wrong
misleading
mimic

Premium Member I Had a Little Mimic Once

I had a little mimic once when I was about twelve.
If my hair was in a ponytail, she would tie her hair in a ponytail.
If I was wearing an apron, she would tie on an apron.
If I laughed at a joke, she laughed, but more loudly, like she did not get it.
I asked her politely a few times to please dial it back a bit.

But anything I said
She repeated.
Anything I did, she did.
Just a few seconds later.

She would not stop.
She could not stop.
She told me she tried,
But no matter what, if I did it or said it, she did it or said it too.

It got so annoying my family finally moved away to get rid of them.
Because her mother was also mimicking my mother, and her father was mimicking my father
And they apparently disliked it even more than I did.

Premium Member Mimic

Here with a smile
Love sets fine style
Just for a while


Now words cast rhymes
With motive mimes
That tells on time


Lift words at last
Beyond mere cast
To work not fast


Feel that fond feel
Of words that heal
To mimic thrill


Watch movement dash
In abrupt flash
Of petty dash


If you must guess 
Say more with less
As words can bless


Time mellows space
In a quick trace
Of ace in place


Watch if you must
For mad distrust
To seed more rust


Joy anchors cheer
To purge all fear
Now crystal clear


It's never late
To know how fate
Can clean the slate


Live your best thrill
In fond goodwill
In silence still




Leon Enriquez
10 April 2019
Singapore

Mimic the Autumn Leaves

Mosaic shards drift                                       
                             Animated color swirl
                             Romantic bait dance
 
                             Miraculous release in
                          polyphony~ MUM,   May I?

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