Shallot Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Veggie Footles - 2

Fungus Solarium

mushroom
sun room

Give them Voting Rights

Shallots’
Ballots

To Crush it!

Shallot
mallet

Flooded Veggie

Spinach
in ditch

Romantic Invitation

Meet me,
Sweet pea

Don’t Let it Into Salad

Hard chard
is barred

Scarred for Life

The chard
was marred

Sweet-potato Grazers

Two lambs
chew yams

Stink Weed

Garlic
Charlock

Hello, Red Fellow

I greet
my beet

Premium Member Henry B Throws Dan Shallots Ashes Away

Henry a notorious highway man
robbed the simple couch, as only he can
young woman in Victorian dress screamed
he was the nightmare of which she’d dreamed

Henry’s bounty included a box with ashes
Dan Shallot’s remains, which he quickly bashes
he was after silver and gold you see,
This loot irritated the young man, Henry B.

He robbed six more coaches that came down the road.
Threw out the stuff that would have his horse slowed
then galloped off for New York City, hoping for a bigger take
Dan Shallot’s unhappy ashes blew off, toward Michigan Lake

Henry had to answer for his crimes when he got to heaven’s gate
He stammered and blubbered, his replies were not great
Dan Shallot put his hand on his shoulder and said “it’s all right”.
He too had been a highway man, a robber at night.

The Silent Kiss

 
sponsor : Constance La France
29.9.25
Placed : 3rd Standard Contest
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“Love is the Supreme Artist Unseen” Poet

with a silent kiss does sperm enter egg
     butterfly fondle pollen in morning dew
                   starling swallow caterpillar askew 
with silent kiss does sunbeam caress window sill
             spoon dips shallot soup with gentle will 
               waves ripple shelly shoreline in thrill ~

with a silent kiss does newborn lick nipple
        cloud embraces cloud, fluff huffed ripple
                      bud petal unfurls to air in dare
            wrinkled stranded beggar’s knobby hand 
           smooch offered seeded loaf, prime brand
hands warm curl steering wheel, feel genteel 
             anchor lands on jewelled ocean floor 

with silent kiss does sewing needle pierce 
            linen white, knife smear butter delight
dolphin fin rouse whale tail, ship returns lipping 

the silent kiss but Love in polar need 
destined to meet in embosom’s clasp 
receiver with giver unmasked grasp

 

                                 ~~~~~


Premium Member The Lady

A happy ending to "The Lady of Shallot"
(In deference to Lord Tennyson)

But then the sky's uncommon grace
shown bright and lively on her face
as sullen visage was replaced
and Heaven's holy light was traced
to the shores of Camelot.
From all around they joined to see,
both peasant folk and royalty,
the answer of his prayers to free
the Lady of Shallot.

Then Lancelot leaned down to kiss
as she blushed warm with tearful bliss
and thought about the years she'd missed
the tender touch of love like this
from her knight Sir Lancelot.
Bells from towers high were ringing,
the silent streets now filled with singing - 
echoes through the land rejoicing
the Lady of Shallot.

Falling Into Place

The pieces of me shattered and flew out the window, like the mirror in Lord Tennyson’s “Lady of Shallot”, and the pieces fell into place on the ground; creating a new version of me.

Premium Member happy ever after

my friend candace tied the knot

met him in a parking lot

silhouette afar

loading up a car

then came fate a dropped shallot.


Her Name Is Bruce

There was an old lady from Shallot
T'was good with a driver and mallot
She worked with a hammer
She spoke with a stammer
That old she's a HE from from shallot!

Tennyson's Lady

Lord Tenny, he did write,
With pen, muse and might,
This poem 'twas out of sight,
Raised the bar to new height,
This "Lady of Shallot,
Her beauty was within,
Some say it was a whim,
But unbeknowst to him,
Was something of a win,
She'll never be forgot.

Premium Member The Lady In Gloom

Set to weave on an age-old loom
Living within an empty room
Through night and day in same costume
Like a Shallot Lady in gloom.
She looks into a mirror left
As shadows come, and shadows flight
Run her shuttle as they alight
Leaving the loom, creeping in fright
Reveals the entire slender weft. 

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September 10, 2014
Form: Rhyme AAAAbCCCB
Sixth Place Win
Contest: The Lady of Shallot by Isaiah

Premium Member M'Lady's Shallot

Tis August, organics abound,
tomatoes juicy and round,
potatoes new dug from the ground,
among the delights to be found.
But best is the lowly shallot.
Queen of the oniony rabble
over it M'Lady did babble,
this oft neglected vegtable,
which Tennyson never forgot.

Premium Member A 3hr Tour With 5hr Energy

For the Lady of Shallot Contest


Just sit back and hear a tale
About some folks that chose to sail
In a boat, that was so frail 
Caught up in a mighty gale
Surely, not my style

Watch the ship as it gets tossed
It sure looks like,  "All is lost"
If not for the courage of the crew and Boss
They never could've, made it across 
Here to Gillian's Isle

Speech of Tears

Speech of Tears – Zamreen Zarook

Drops of tears from our purl conveys a lot,
Each an every shedding has a ballot,
By identifying the core, our hands should allot,
Because, some might be extremely as shallot.

Chipper and blissfulness gives you cool tears,
Whereas in console and divesting flow hot tears,
Fear and pains give drains of tears,
Nothing that can be patch with dollars.

Some deliveries are automatic,
While some productions are acoustic,
Another drain says I am really bombastic,
Tears are at last solely cubistic.

They convey the emotions,
People go in search for solutions,
They become happy when they are with the precautions,
Reactions again as the tears, it’s the real abbreviation.

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