Short Babbles Poems

Short Babbles Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Babbles by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Babbles by length and keyword.


Sounds of Nature

A small stream gurgles,
a cool brook babbles,
the river meanders along.

The sea waves crash,
the universe whispers,
it’s all part of nature’s song.
Form: Tercet


Premium Member Crystal Clarity Caught In Dops

Crystal clarity caught in drops

water is pristine and

genteel,

as it gurgles, babbles and plops

flowing over the land

with zeal.





Written March 10, 2015
Form: Verse

Eyes So Daring

My mature face speaks
Eyes daring you to debate 
Such intelligence
You may be advanced in years
Yet today I am more shrewd.

Kristen Bruni's Tanka entry for "Baby Babbles"
Form: Tanka

I Am Cute

What is this I see?
A camera clicking me.
I’m not smiling. 
Just feel free, go ahead shoot.
I’ll just sit here and look cute.


For "Baby Babbles" contest.
Brian Magness
Form: Tanka

Batter Up

My first poem you see
about how sweet I can be.
See my pretty dress?
Man I want to make a mess.
How'll I do it, can you guess?


By Jimmy Anderson for "Baby Babbles" contest
Form: Tanka


Poetic Angel

Little angel smiles
Holds the world in tiny hands
Sings new golden songs
Sent especially by Him
To make world a better place

By-Tahera Mannan
For Linda Marie’s ‘Baby Babbles’ contest
Form: Tanka

A Real Cutie

A REAL CUTIE
As cute as can be.
Her name is Linda-Marie.
Holding a ball.
Toss it against the wall.
Sweetheart poetress.
       Teresa Skyles
Entered in Linda-Marie's"Baby babbles"contest.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member I Call the Shots Around Here

You must be kidding Game's on and no one called me? Ok, break time's up I've been ignored long enough I call the shots around here ~*~
For Linda's "Baby Babbles" Contest
Form: Tanka

Premium Member -little Me Enchant Them-

hanging on my lips as you eat out of my hands my little fingers tied with my ingenious thoughts one day will enthrall the world
by: Wilma N. Neels 12/04/2011 Contest: Baby Babbles 1st Place
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Daddy's Little Girl

Daddy’s little girl -
chip off the old hard hitter -
I watch and I learn. . . . . 
I'll make the world my ball and
make it work; Dad showed me how!

Written by Andrea Dietrich
For LInda-Marie's Contest:
"Baby Babbles"
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Magical

magical moment 
brook babbles contentedly 
duckling swim lessons


THIRD PLACE WINNER
April, 2021
Single Haiku Contest
Sponsored by Line Gautier

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Brevity Haiku Contest on All Poetry
August 1, 2021
Form: Haiku

Senryu Three of Them

Senryu 
Brave new world 
Reduced to a gossiping village 
Spying on neighbours 


Senryu 
Freedom of speech 
Everyone demands a voice
Babbles tower 
 
Senryu 
Liberty of discourse
Channeled through facebook 
Baby picture
Form: Haiku

Baby Babbles

I'm so shiny bright
Mommy calls her daughter Sun
Aren't I a delight
Little sweetheart's made for fun
Pint-sized diva's just begun


By Deb Wilson

for contest"Baby Babbles"
sponsored by Linda-Marie
"Sweetheart of Poetry Soup"
© Deb Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Mommy Mommyyyyyy

"Yes dear mommy sees.  
Smile my angel. For Daddy!  
"Peek Boo," We love you! 
Mommy hopes you remember, 
someday when you have your child." 

                ****
Contest:  Baby Babbles
Sponsor: Linda-Marie Sweetheart of PS 
Submitted by: Judy Konos
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Pretty Thoughts

You think I’m pretty
I am, though more than just that.
So very pretty,
I can read each of yours thoughts. 
Good thing, I cannot talk yet.



written by
Cecil Hickman


written for
Sponsor Linda-Marie The Sweetheart of P.S. 
Contest Name "BABY BABBLES"
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Bibble the Blue Footed Booby Battles Brothers Bestie

Bibble, the Blue Footed Booby believes bubbles are beautiful.
Babs B. Brown, his brother’s best bestie bashes his belief to bits.
Bibble blusters and babbles, breezily blowing bright blue bubbles.
Bibble’s Booby brother, Billy barely arrives before a battle begins.

Premium Member Mavis

Mavis was a party girl but a boor

   She's not welcome at parties anymore

      She causes people to yawn

         As she babbles on and on

            At twelve miles per with gusts to fifty-four

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved
Form: Limerick

I Will Not Share My Choco

You may take photo,
hey you cameraman there,
but I will not share
choco of my hand with you!
should I give another pose?




© kashinath karmakar
====================

Placement:10th (April 2011)


by:kashinath karmakar (10th April 2011)


Contest:Baby Babbles (photo based)


Sponsor:Linda-Marie The Sweetheart
© Kash Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Babble

The spring brook 
ran through the sun dappled woods
like a child at recess,
tumbling pebbles and tossing sticks.
The brook babbles of up coming May,
as it roars past the roots 
of skunk cabbage, and barren birches.
Blue jays and robins drink at its edge
singing with the nectar, the run off,
the rebirth of ice, to pure water.

A Poet's Dream

The words of love 
They echo from a poet’s dream
The words of love
Are the divine call from above
That babbles in a forest stream
Destiny found in lunar beam
The words of love

Moments of joy
When a heart accepts all that is
Moments of joy
When eyes linger, a little coy
Caught in a lover’s gentle kiss
Before yielding to sensual bliss
Moments of joy
Form: Rhyme

Elemental Senses

Air shares its delightful grace
  stroking, caressing every face.
Wind tickles crawling clouds
  Then breezes by whistling loud.
Fire jigs a spritely dance
  spouting quips with pops and 
  cracks.
Water gulps a bubbling brew
  then babbles back a trickling tune.
Earth gazes cooly at warm light
 and breathes the musk of days 
damp night.

©  11-27-2012
Form: Rhyme

Poetry

Hidden in the midst of lustre eyes,
Craving to be labelled and disentangled,
Such a noble deed and enterprise
Can only by a poet's hand, be mantled.

With a papyrus and a quill
In delight, he basks in poetry.
Such feeling that stirs the soul to squeal
As with shaky hand, babbles away in ecstasy.
                                          © Temajung Michael T.
Form: Epic

Premium Member Your Voice Resonates

I hear your voice in my head
a thousand miles away
life fades, rekindles thoughts
fades, rises again

the brook babbles
water falls
in frequencies
audible

white heat simmers
on parched earth
dry bones are
ground to dust

like ashes to ashes

I still hear your voice in my head
resonating in the silence
it beckons you to know
what is and what is not

real.
© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.

Her

A picture crept in,
Through all those memories,
Where I found myself ,
Besides my mother's knees,
When her brown hairs,
Gleamed red,
Fell on her shoulder,
Then dropped over my head.
When her hands fondled my forehead,
Stroked through my hairs,
When her words formed my babbles,
Her scolds,my care.
Backward, turn backward, O Time, in your flight,
And make me again her four year old child.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Penny Rich

Birth, with stars in her eyes, exploding with mirth. Mollycoddled, swaddled, passed off by nurses. Aperture opens, closes - checking out earth. The peacock calligrapher inks fair verses. Not bad for a Penny - they sold a circ worth. The switchboard oohs and ahhs as she converses. Under the sagacious skies, each phonation Recorded in babbles with their duration. 9/24/2022

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