Pinata Poems | Examples

Premium Member April Fools

April Fool’s Day

There’s still time to find jokes from think tanks 
                              If family offers you a gift say no thanks                                    
Not on April first
Family is the worst
Unless you’re not the brunt of all their pranks        

Cinco De Mayo

Come join the fun on Cinco De Mayo
   Latinos grab a bat and don’t be shy good fellow      
Hang the Donald piñatas 
We’ll serve up the Chiladas
Batter up, swing it hard, and aim down low

Premium Member Pinata

Pinata

If they identify themselves as a pinata.
Is it ok for me to beat them with a big stick?

By
Josehf Lloyd Murchison


Premium Member Time

Time for a poet is
a Pinata of Words

It is dawn, I am up
to crack one open

flip the tab

juiced, ready to swing 
and twirl!

Premium Member One Gets a Beet

Surreal soldiers had a candy pinata that was pretty sweet
They added to it a few veggies, in particular one big red beet.
The ones who got the candy bars, were happy as could be.
The one who got stuck with the beet did not give one whoopee.

Premium Member Welcome To Twerking Tree Tribe

Shining in the distance was a pinata shaped like round bubble
A skinny limber boy yelled to his friend, “I will hit it on the double!”
The friend was watching star lizard twist on mountain with his curly tail.
Chuck, a skunk fox hybrid brought in bits and tatters of the morning mail.

Larry, an unassuming chipmunk tossed around his ruffled lace umbrella.
Dorothy, the girl in the slip dress told Larry he was an interesting fella.
Chickadee was fearful of the palm with the leather chaps and third eye.
Woe is me said the oak tree, I agree. I might even have to cry.

Cartoon petroglyphs rounded out the twerking tree tribe nicely.
Artist capturing everything complained, “does it have to be precisely?”
A turquoise lady bug who was butting in rolled her eyes and said.
You might leave out the chickadeel he is so still, I think he’s dead.


Love and Pinata Fluff

Love is you loving me and me loving you
The rest is piñata fluff
Though love seems an illusion
it lives in the soul of expectation

I fight for the love we had yesterday
to experience your pure love again
and as we know today some people can’t be loved
in this promiscuous era of selfish indulgences
the personal pronoun prevails

But you and I have a loving history
I always felt we were too quick to part
but we have seen the light
haven't we?

When the young fall in love    
they have no understanding of the struggles ahead
unselfish efforts we willingly make to strengthen the bonds of love
may later default on the promise that forever love though sincerely said
can close all paths to the truth of an honest love

But you and I are lucky to have found each other again
you feel that too don't you?
we remember the love we had and shared don't we?
enough shenanigans, let’s go home, our home 

And love each other again fervently 
like we did the first time we met and began this true love 
in those golden tomorrows we promised each other
in those happier days and nights of yesterday

Barriers


On the path to happiness,
there are so many obstacles you face
And moving past those barriers,
at times, can be very daunting
It can have your mind going thru a maze,
never knowing which way to turn
Trouble in every direction,
but you must keep pressing on
Too often it feels like 
there’s no good way to go at the crossroad
Other voices might wanna navigate you,
make you pay the emotional toll too 
Tell you how fast and slow to go ... 
crash test dummy you into the barrier
No roadside rescue
Mind control experiment safety protocols rescinded,
resulting in tragic toe tag deja vu
Bad science ... bad voodoo
Avoid being a shrunken head puppet on someone else’s chain,
don’t be a road stop pinata for the releasing of their pain
Other people problems can be a barrier,
preventing you from reaching your nirvana destination
Sometimes, going it alone 
is the best way for getting thru
those myriad of barriers impeding you
But this path is a hard choice,
taken by very few
Because should you find that blissful place in the end — 
Happiness ain’t true happiness,
if there’s no one to share in it too,
and enjoy the beauty of it with you

Premium Member Fragile Beauty

More brilliantly created than any paper mache' pinata
Colors bolder than a rainbow's sweeping arches of light
It's a delicate symphony performing a beautiful sonata
A magnificent sculpture is sweet eye candy in my sight

Colors bolder than a rainbow's sweeping arches of light
Blown glass balloons of a clown, twisted into curlyques
A magnificent sculpture is sweet eye candy in my sight
Intricately delectible is this fragile piece in glorious hues

Blown glass balloons of a clown, twisted into curlyques
This Chuhuly artwork spills its treasures from overhead
Intricately delectible is this fragile piece in glorious hues
A feast for artists whose insatiable hunger must be fed

This Chuhuly artwork spills its treasures from overhead
It's a delicate symphony performing a beautiful sonata
A feast for artists whose insatiable hunger must be fed
More brilliantly created than any paper mache' pinata


~~ July Twelfth ~ Two Thousand and Seventeen ~~

Birthday Party's Blow

It’s that time of year again I wake to a baked cake. Family from all over come and hug me will I suffer. We celebrate the day i was conceived to world that has brought me to my knees begging god to take me. We celebrate a year closer to death, what next want me to pick out the fount of my death certificate. Presents with clothes that god who knows where i would go wearing.   People I can’t remember but they hug me tell me they love me.  There dancing I don’t fancy. A pinata to hit that bust after a nick. Kids crying and whining to stay all day. But finally they go away making my day the gift to end this masquerade. 

2/5/16

Pink Horizon

Day sank in horizon of pink
Orange, the hue that ought be shed
For the old thirst I sing, enliven sorrow at the dark brink

Each passage of emphasis ended beyond my black head
Needless to be confined by the curve of my sooty pinata
Orange, the hue that ought be shed

I, no longer restrict the revelations in strata
Stigma delves the latched passion which roared in fraction
Needless to be confined by the curve of my sooty pinata

New world offers the meadow of satisfaction
Once more, I crawl into the vivid sense
Stigma delves the latched passion which roars in fraction

Once tedium took the throne of innocence
Misled in attitude, escaped to the forest of razzle-dazzle
Once more, I crawl into the vivid sense

Asleep in a hush of knotty puzzle
Misled in attitude, escaped to the forest of razzle-dazzle
Day sank in horizon of pink
For the old thirst I sing, enliven sorrow at the dark brink

Divine Destiny

all see white
I see black,

black clouds raining
acid rain
to the ongoing
parade

an invisible pinata
being swung at by all

the mold has cemented

cracks have been filled

"no way out"
says the frightening
clown

his voice echoing between
towers 
shunning all smiles

Poem Pinata

Please strike
the piñata
i have made for you
out of the  stripes of paper
and the glue,

In  the midnight hour
i have labored long
on this plump pig
of collaged letters.
with  corrugated metaphors
Sightless Find the weakest point.

let that guide 
your hand
the transparent rose
cellophane
wrapped candy
shall flow
in libation of sound
pour down
like a quirky rainstorm
bouncing 
like silver
coins
on the sidewalk
of your mind.

Free Cee Ole

"FOR GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD.....
YADA, YADA, YADA"
"THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD"
well then why the f*ck am i akin go your God's pinata
          (c) 2012...PHREEPOETREE ~free cee!~

Echoes of Street Urchins

When parents don’t have a choice and vanish
 We, the hunted children of the urban jungle, 
Inhale distorted dreams on an empty stomach
Falling asleep with stars and nightmarish rats

There is oxygen enough for the entire planet
 Surprise us, please, with lullabies not bullets
We are afraid to grow up - as Fairies do not touch -
Only men with cold fingers in their perverted lust

“Let the children come to me...” - Hope Mountain echoes-
Above the World’s Stadium let kids’  pinata splatter 
With candy for the rich and candy for the poor
We all belong together residing in our  Hope…

Copyright  2011
Iolanda Scripca

Written for an International Documentary film...Check it out at: www.caprioleproductions.org
The little filthy secret of the economically rich Brazil is the assasination of the 
poor "children of the streets" in its capital. They are considered a nuissance to the 
rich and their lives...these poor kids are called "Street Urchins" and are victims of 
drugs, prostitution and violence.

Fill Er' Up Holiday Office Party Ideas

To give out Scratch Off 's,

To give out Gift Cards,

will please them fine.

Just put these items in a Pinata,

and have a swinging time!

Then comes musical chairs,

and singing Karaoke;

and you can even tell some

hilarious little jokees !

Now play the game,

"Are You Smarter than a 5Th Grader."

It can make your party so much better!

Yet, it's your choice, but choose a

competition where all can have a voice.

Now, you have some choices here,

to make your party cheery and hearty!


Copyright McCuen 2008

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