Short Advertised Poems
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They advertised this job would be fun.
We'd feel satisfaction when day's done.
They didn't mention sore feet
Or our desire to retreat
Or that we'd never again see sun.
Categories:
advertised, work,
Form:
Limerick
For Mayor, Chicago voted for a former teacher
What'd they get ~ a revival preacher
As advertised Brandon Johnson's socialistic
Turns out, he's also spiritualistic
Categories:
advertised, chicago, leadership, political, religious, spiritual,
Form:
Epigram
She
show-cased
stage pieces-
upon a grand
scale
Renee Lalique (1860-1945) commemorated Sarah Bernhardt in bronze medallion .She modelled
(advertised) many of his pieces in her stage-act.
Categories:
advertised, art
Form:
Lanterne
Hank’s celebration of life
advertised by kids and wife
hootenanny tonight
flyer says it is out of sight
it was a blast and went until two
refusing to leave were twenty-two
jokes, laughter, stories and such
Hank would have loved this very much!
Categories:
advertised, life,
Form:
Free verse
Even today life, bio genetics means
Marketing of juice
Packed in an of envelope love.
Here democracy, independence means
Oratory of vote demon
Electing the greatest poison
Here sky rneans boundary of land
Trembling of a flag.
Here peace and equality means
Procreation of advertised power.
Categories:
advertised, life
Form:
I do not know?
Are chemical apparatus
where dangerous experiments are done
Are wine-glasses
for leisure bashes in the evenings
Are tea-cups
to relax muscles with hot sugared water
Are good ivory beds
to keep calm the amorous overweight body
Are deception bill-boards
where lies are written, formally advertised
Categories:
advertised, metaphor, society,
Form:
Couplet
moderately
vigorous with
a slightly spreading
nature
fruit is sweet
like a pear
and crisp like
an apple with
lots of juice
medium to large
size fruit
has an
attractive golden
skin best for
fresh eating but
also makes
great pies
heat tolerant
self pollinating
Categories:
advertised, muse,
Form:
I do not know?
The silk sarong arrived more gorgeous than advertised.
Emerald green with gold stitching; Annabeth was thrilled.
As she wrapped herself, she caught her reflection in the mirror.
She gasped. I am pretty! She looked away quickly, feeling vain.
Her husband was watching, admiring his beautiful wife.
Not realizing her awakening.
Categories:
advertised, woman, women,
Form:
Free verse
God do I need a man?
I know I need a pair of pants
Levi Jeans
Like the one advertised
on Alicia Keys.
Pants that fit me right
Close to my skin
But not too tight.
Let me move about
Day and night
Blue black
and out of sight.
But do I need a man?
Do I need a man?
No!
Not if I have a pair of pants
Levi Jeans
Like the one advertised
on Alicia Keys...
Categories:
advertised, beautiful, black african american, cute love, dance,
Form:
Ballad
Barbie parades in revealing garb
Flirting and conversing
With beckoning eyes,
Herself a laugh
From the past.
Lined face and dyed hair
As she attempts to be
The symbol of youth
That was advertised
And photographed
In knee high boots
And satin hot pants;
Her shiny-capped teeth
Are revealed by the smile not
Reaching her eyes
And facelifts that
Don't hide her age.
Categories:
advertised, parody, people, time,
Form:
Free verse
If I was a rich as a
Rothschild
then I would give up my job
as a college assistant
and live in a great manor
If I was as rich as a Rothschild
I would buy
a fantastic stereo
If I was as rich as a Rothschild
I would buy the expensive volumes I see
advertised in the New York Times book review section
If I was as rich as a Rothschild
Wow! Wow! Wow!
Categories:
advertised, happy,
Form:
Free verse
I thought about these moments of suspension
when everything ends or has a break
the day gives up hurting and the night comes
the ones that are birds
give up their place to the drunks
and to those who are dogs
now there's space in the alleys
for the clocks to rest like gods
every body seeks a mattress and an illusion
after swallowing the carbs
that they advertised on television
Categories:
advertised, analogy, dog, night, time,
Form:
Free verse
The vendor advertised his wares
Eliciting assorted stares.
For just six bucks (a price quite wacky),
You could buy some pants – in kaki!
English likely’s not his tongue
And yet, before that sign was hung,
You’d think he wouldn’t be confused
On how to spell the word he used.
My husband shrugged and disagreed;
That “kaki” sign was all he’d need
For none would understand it better
If it had that missing letter.
Categories:
advertised, words,
Form:
Rhyme
‘Intimate gathering’
advertised
Curiosity piqued...
poked my head in
~ cozy canoodling
__________________
'Ran it up the flagpole'
(to see if it would fly)
was an overused ploy
from the advertising
world of the 1950's
and 60's.
Categories:
advertised, desire, passion, together,
Form:
Free verse
Underwear to hold your leaks,
Meds with crazy names -
These are products touted
As I watch the Aussie games.
Homeowners’ insurance,
Make-up, cool expensive cars
Advertised between the sets
Of vaccinated stars.
Scenes of lovely Melbourne
By commercial crews they’ve hired
Hoping that some tourists
Will be well-enough inspired.
Since I can’t fast-forward,
Every ad I’m forced to see,
Although the target audience
Is certainly not me.
Categories:
advertised, today,
Form:
Rhyme
In every single card she sent,
My husband’s mom advised,
“Be lucky!” but her message
Wasn’t quite as advertised.
For luck is nothing we can plan;
It finds us or it doesn’t.
When we look back, we clearly see
Our fortune was or wasn’t.
So when I’d notice her command,
Before she’d signed her name,
It made me wonder where the luck was
I was meant to claim.
In life, you’ve got to have some grit
Or fortitude or pluck;
The one thing you can never count on
Is elusive luck.
Categories:
advertised, introspection,
Form:
Rhyme
The obsessive narcissistic lover of hers
climbed the hill of challenged.
Beating his head against a brick wall
for his pure love was damaged.
Whilst meeting they seemed to get along,
with common interests per usual.
Neither proudly advertised;
for this was unconventional.
Upon leaving he stirs and slurs,
left alone she questions again.
Uttering muttering "women",
naming blaming "men".
Pick up their phones to call now enraged,
only to find each other engaged.
Categories:
advertised, funny love, men, silly, soulmate, women, word
Form:
Sonnet
It's all make believe, isn't it?,
Marylin Monroe
Foundation smeared grid of Facebook likes
saccharine coated lies, pretending the truth.
Advertised love, behind every pretty picture
makes them believe, the wizard and his spell
Blurry eyes enticed, in aureole golden water
an allure of distance, shimmering a mirage.
Tears smear down...perhaps only pain is real
19th June 2020
Sponsor Regina Riddle
Contest Name It's Only Make Believe
Categories:
advertised, fantasy, pain, truth,
Form:
Verse
The three rings were the trademark of a popular beer.
Purity, body, and flavor, are what we had here.
The beer and the symbol were products of yesteryear.
If you tuned in to the broadcast of a Yankees game,
the late Mel Allen often mentioned the beer's name.
This was a brew some other famous men would extol.
Broderick Crawford advertised it on "Highway Patrol".
Nobody will be able to find this brand today.
It is a thing of the past, and has gone away.
Categories:
advertised, drink, history,
Form:
Rhyme
Friend
I have a friend I haven’t seen for ages
We met so long ago
Companies advertised in the yellow pages
Cars were ninety horsepower
And London’s tallest
was the Post office tower.
I sent him a text, to congrats his team
He said he’d call, have a chat
We haven’t spoken yet, so I guess that’s that.
But I know when we catch up
He’ll burst my sides
We’ll feed of each other
Till we can’t breathe
I love him. My mate from the past.
See you soon!
David Cox 17/05/22
Categories:
advertised, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Censorship’s alive and well
In Dickson, Tennessee,
Whose Roxy Theater advertised
Upon its proud marquee:
“Heckboy,” playing there beside
Both “Dumbo” and “Shazam.”
Of course, there’s no such movie
And that title is a sham.
The owner thinks profanity
Should not be on the sign,
So “Hellboy” was a name that she
Decided to refine.
To me, there’s not much difference
In those words; they’re neck and neck,
But such censorship implies this country’s
On its way to Heck.
Categories:
advertised, words,
Form:
Rhyme