Prim Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Where the Sun Does not Shine



A fellow named Bob, rather prim,
Found his chances extremely slim.
He’d hide from the light,
Both morning and night,
Where sunshine could not ever skim.

Premium Member How Prim the Rose

Along the path of life
                                         An abiding faith lies,
                                    The primrose lines the way
                                Through winter’s harshest wrath;
                                        A vernal lush display.

                                        Along the path of life
                                   Amongst abandoned leaves,
                                     Vibrant, petal gems rise
                                    On mounds of jaded green;










                                     Through fickle April skies.

                                       Along the path of life
                                        Serenity and peace,
                                  Where Lenten Roses bloom;
                                    Evergreen woody stems
                                 Emerging from earths womb.




Date: April 16, 2022
For: All April in Monchielle Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Andrea Dietrich
Syllables verified on Howmanysyllables.com
Grammar verified on Poetry Soup 
Rhyme verified on Rhymezone.com
Placed 4th in contest

Premium Member Prim and Proper Miss A

prim and proper Miss A
Naked as a jaybird
in throes of dementia
chose the wrong room
old man screams for help


How To Be Prim

Sit up
But sit back.

Cross your legs
But look relaxed.

Calm down
Even though your pulse is racing.

It's grey tones and red tones
And soft velvet sleeves

Black rimmed glasses are the surface
Of dark water.

A mirror with depth.
A deep glass, a pond.

Look her in the eyes and
Say she isn't worthy.

A heron standing still on
A grey pond on a cold
Winter morning.

Even when your pulse is racing,
Calm down.

Look relaxed,
But cross your legs.

Sit back and
Sit up.

You can be as proper as you like,
But you can never be Prim.

Premium Member Prim and Proper

Let's see if I can be prim and proper
Been quite a while on this teeter totter
Can't help myself
Naughtiness dwells
Very strong, I suck it up like a blotter

Premium Member Prim and Proper

Let's see if I can be prim and proper
Been quite a while on this teeter totter
Can't help myself
Naughtiness dwells
Very strong, I suck it up like a blotter


Premium Member Prim and Proper

Let's see if I can be prim and proper
Been a while on this teeter totter
Can't help myself
In my soul, naughtiness dwells
Very strong, I suck it up like a blotter

Premium Member Prim and Proper

Let's see if I can be prim and proper
Been a while on this teeter totter
Can't help myself
In my soul, naughty dwells
Very strong, I suck it up like a blotter

Prim and Proper

they sat under the apple tree
two little, 4 year olds having fun
could hear there voices tinkling
and a giggle now and then

suddenly all was serious 
i could hear the little girl say
thats rude Peter Perkins 
in a prim and proper way

he marched off with stern face
i asked her what was said
he wanted to swapsy looksey
that's rude said my uncle Fred.

i smiled and said well done 
thinking ...soon she will be a big girl
such thoughts she will overcome 
sampling life with a twirl

.

penned 31 July 2016

Premium Member Prim and Proper

Let's see if I can be prim and proper
Been a while on this teeter totter
Can't help myself
Inside, naughty dwells
Very strong, suck it up like a blotter


© Jack Ellison 2015

Prim the Stim

There is an imp name stim
Stim touched the rim
his dads name is bim
they eat out of bins
heres my crim
buy some din
eat some tim
watch out its a rim
oh no stim ate rim
watch out IM ****ING RETARDED!

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