Scrambling Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Thoughts Scrambling

Thoughts Scrambling 
Am I out of line? 
Just writing poetry 
My thoughts are suffocating 
Red ink bleeding 
Letters are cultivating 
Mind set Melancholy 
Brood handwriting 
Thoughts scrambling 
Always pondering 
A vigorous journey 
Words magnified 
Coffee aroma burning 
Burdens are heavy 
Need a place to escape 
Living with anxiety 
Writing is a remedy 
Am I a poet? 
I’m doing my best 
Rhythm with harmony 
Stay true and believe

Premium Member scrambling scratchy screaming scribes

scrambling scratchy screaming scribes
squeezing, squeaking, squawking,
swiftly sweetly swishing
swarthy swearing swimming
scrambling scratchy screaming scribes.

Premium Member LETTERS MERGING AND SCRAMBLING


Three days ago, my ophthalmologist performed my first cataract operation,
All went well I must say,
But I am seeing double today, 
So please everybody who I have answered with persistent determination,
Excuse my typing, incorrect spelling and my intense unrelenting frustration.


Premium Member Scrambling Down To Cracker Town

Scrambling down to Cracker Town
I’ll have a Ritz, a salt, a round.
Can I come too? Asked a blue tick hound.
If you promise to not make a sound.

Triscuits followed us all along the way.
Wheat thins so jumpy, they could not stay.
Had no idea what else we might see.
Butter, peanut butter, cheese spread, and me.

Scrambling

Oh my god look at the time how did it get so late all of a sudden I can't believe I've done it again and left this to the last minute minute what do you mean minute you must be joking try last second or how about nanosecond its ridiculous you know better than to think that you can pull things together at the last minute I mean second but no you have to do it every time don't you I mean when will you learn that this is so stressful and what if you make a mistake but then it almost 
seems as
if time

slows

down

for

you

and

some

how

it

all

comes

to
get
her

Premium Member The Scrambling of Humpty-Dumpty

Humpty-Dumpty sat on the wall and gambled,

   That if he fell his yolk would not be scrambled.

      Yet when he fell,

         He cracked his shell.

            Alas, no way he could be reassembled!


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