Rine Poems | Examples


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Premium Member The Grumpy Toad

As I walked along Old Rine Road 
I walked on by a grumpy toad 
Ribbit, ribbit he croaked to me 
Please move along and leave me be 
If you want to see a frog 
There, he lay... beneath that log 
Feed him a fly or a tasty gnat 
Or feed him both to get him fat
Ribbit, ribbit... he croaked his song 
Ribbit, ribbit... just move along 
Walk on by- leave me, alone 
As I rest upon, my comfy- stone

Premium Member Imagine Leciting the Rast Rine in Japan


     Pagodas are not conceived in a day
     Seraphim have never slept in the hay
         No connections up there
         With what unicorns wear
     Herald angels will not play ‘til they pray

Premium Member Santa Frog

Santa came down with a horrible cold.
Had to interview everyone – young and old.
Elves finally chose a frog big and bold
Whose steed was a hen from Farmer Mold.

What about a sleigh? Asked many of us.
This issue was foremost, we did discuss.
How can a frog do it? We asked elf named Gus.
Your complaining makes you a whiny cuss.

But a chicken? How can that be his steed?
Gus gave us an evil eye and smoked his weed.
He did not care who did it indeed.
As long as he could sit in his winter tweed.

Weirdly enough, the frog and hen did fine.
So, I stopped my grousing, no longer a whine.
They stopped for cookies, ate the orange rine. 
It was fun to see them arrive in plenty of time.


Premium Member In 1875

History was my favourite subject, 
When I attended school, 
So, I was quite excited to see 
An old plaque upon a wall , 
It read: 
ON  
THIS SITE 
IN 
1875  

Then a smile on my face 
Started to appear, 
As I read on: 
NOTHING HAPPENED 
Nothing happened here!

Shame's Lie

The shame was relished
when met with wanting eyes
How I longed to be held
and open up for sexting blighs

When every thought I had to have was..
trust for shaming eyes
When ever trust I knew to see
was faith for moving thighs

When all at once a voice would say
don't move for what comes by
When at that time were fates what made
more safe come back for time

As at that light was one response
more plates come back to dine
When in that Hell more words go by
than sakes claw back on line

When everywhere each person's reach
brocks back for each to rine
Is everywhere each hopes the least
tore out from beast oblign

And every hope
all lost to man
unqueath
you'll cost to clan

When every time you waited for
was blessed more plate to find
When every fall where plate could tyne
was placed on death for kind

And calling all who feel the shame
to come down to the pain
When even love's past half that mind
And most flee post-bast bain

Read My Words On a Page and Share My Rine

Read my words on a page and share my time
See my pictures but dont cross the line 
Learn what I like and where I go
This is who I am enjoy the show
Listen to my music and hear my voice
Be my friend forever its your choice
Pick an event and I will see you their 
I post my heart so you can sit and stare
Family and friends get touched from a far
The loneliest of souls can become a star
A link to myself is only a touch away
Will you believe in me and see what I have to say
Follow me to a place from your hand
See the real me and forever understand
My beliefs and values are there forever to score
Find me in the clouds and open my hearts door


Creativity

C-reativity
A-ims
T-o
H-ave

R-efreshing
I-dea
N-icely
E-ndorsing

B-eauty
O-f
N-ew
A-crostictractys
O-nce
B-right
R-eaders
A-ccept

Topic: Birthday of Cath Rine P. Bonaobra (January 20)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Fallen For Your Eyes

Once a man who had no belief 
Love was nugatory, too obsolete 
No worries, no design.
But his heart did rine 
When saw those blissful eyes
How could it be ?
The beauty that lies 
He had fallen for her eyes

Roughed up his mind, recasted his soul
Beauty that was untold
The mist of the clouds 
The glitter of the sun rays
What she possessed was exceedingly to be praised
He was bewildered 
His heart racing loud
Mystic was the place where his demiurge rise
He had fallen for her eyes

He intended to say what he felt 
To shatter those clutches that withheld 
Amidst in the crowd, went towards her 
Heart pumping loud, rid of all fear
How could you possess me with your eyes 
Inexplainble serenity in them lies 
I had undermined the competence of love 
Speaking it out loud ....
There is a bond that ties 
I have fallen for your eyes .

Vine Tree

With
     an earthly
                  rhyme 
                         an all
             surroundings
an' shrine
Rushed
To climb
Th' tree
Of vine
And rine
I reached to the top all alone 
Anxious to look down and see
What the world looks like 
An' suddenly a bird flew
Right across my eyes
I slipped from the branch and fell down 
Then stood up and started to climb again

24/12/2016

E'Re See

Will thou art e're see 
what once was yours 
now it never be

why break and yawn 
having no define
am i not no rine
of any of even wine
i yet behold such crime 
where doth spot such quality
and publicly plea vanity

will thou art e're see 
what i once saw in thee
why speed and spurt 
far from your flesh ere
i urge and dare but 
i can't but bear

will thou art e're see 
what once was there
now its not even air

Monsoon

reversing wind 
changing precipitations
asymmetric heating of the
aching wounds.. uplift the colliding
walls of peace.. sediments of ma-
rine planktons.. music of reeds rai-
n on the naked belly of the thirsty earth

Sring

its time when you rine
and  go walk to a show
or play if its round your way
time when the flower grow
rivers flow
and the brids sing
soon unthe moon
there will be you see
SPRING

How To Write a Story

have it in your mind
make words rine
they make it shine
tyde
and write
make sure its not
borring
just letting you know
as you  go
HOW TO WRITER A STORY

A Summer Day

unhurried thoughts

sweet with honeysuckle.

water melon eaten down to the rine.

music from a neighbors radio

on a blanket under the trees.

bare feet and sunburned shoulders.

warm lemonade from a pitcher

cracking the ice cubes in a glass.

watching the clouds make curtains

on the windows of heaven.

a summer day.

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