Short Blobs Poems
Short Blobs Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Blobs by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Blobs by length and keyword.
blobland
another
blob day
in a brainless land
another
brainless day
in a land of blobs
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Categories:
blobs, dark, how i feel, humorous, society, surreal,
Form:
Free verse
Blobs
Blobs
I forgive the
24 mould blobs strewn about on
the ceiling almost every time they
about-turn because
they bring me
crackers when I
crave crackers.
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Categories:
blobs, humor,
Form:
Free verse
Clerihew Wassily K
Wassily Kandinsky made his art sing
the music therein made it ring
But some take the streaks of blobs
as an act of random dobs*
*https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composition_VI...
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Categories:
blobs, art, word play,
Form:
Clerihew
Nature In Spring
brushing scented breeze
rainbow blobs on wide green fields ~
mother earth’s palate
April 1,2022 11.15am
https://www.howmanysyllables.com/syllable_counter/
5/7/5...
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Categories:
blobs, spring,
Form:
Haiku
Who Is Looking Back
Ripped and tea soaked
blobs and blips
sellotaped the breaches
shine and dust drenched attics
where sunlight picks its points
moments lost and rescued
wait somewhere
within the back
of my mind...
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Categories:
blobs, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
My Blobs
Two gelatinous
blobs. Each is repelled
by the other's strong
surface tension. They
fight for possession.
One is of good,
the other evil.
A balance is
missing. They fight.
Off of each
other they
ricochet.
They share
the throne:
Life....
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Categories:
blobs, life, philosophy
Form:
Diminished Hexaverse
Jewellry
JEWELLRY
beads
of sweat
running down my head
mean I’m alive not
dead
drip
droplets
scarlet
ruby
globule
blobs
crimson
red
gems
alive
dead I’m not mean
my head down running
beads
of sweat
I forge ahead
© Kim van Breda—7 December 2015...
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Categories:
blobs, imagery,
Form:
I do not know?
Blitsy Blobs
Blitsy Blobs
The buzzing bee on the bloom stowing away honey for blitsy blobs
January 26, 2016
Contest: Monoku #3
Sponsor: Poet Destroyer A...
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Categories:
blobs, beauty, flower,
Form:
Monoku
Dinner
Bubbling bacon
basks on the bright blaze
blobs blow up,
burning beautifically on coal beds
The bark below bothers me
as I lay back taking the bite:
the branch bears the burden
of my tired bones
*Just a note, this is basically a joke written to try and figure out a genre, not really a serious poem*...
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Categories:
blobs, food, friendship, funny,
Form:
Alliteration
JUST SAYING my art AN EMPERICAL VIEW
gestural
abstraction
immediate
spontaneous
drips blobs
from the tube
non-formal
un-formulated
art informel
sans cérémonie
an
absence
of
a premeditated
structure
conception
or approach
dribbled
splashed
smeared
an emphasis
upon
the physical
process
itself...
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Categories:
blobs, art,
Form:
Bio
Cosmic
gods live among
my gleaming blobs
I want to know
how you can reach me
should breaths topple
on fading lights.
My contour swells
far into clouds open
to keep glazed pellets
from devouring my eyes…
the wind,
the elements swarm inside me
as I watch your heartbeat
pulsate...I am
enthralled!...
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Categories:
blobs, environment, fire,
Form:
Free verse
Prose Poem Palmer
In a Shoreham garden,scent of blossom fills the air,a white blaze of spring to make every heart sing.Impressioniste before its time.A profusion of clouds or blobs,dabs &extravagences per se.This stylised enigma proliferacy in a pastoral wood by a once-upon-a-time teen-age prodigy..made good.
Inspired by Samuel Pamer’s iA Shoreham Garden 1827...
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Categories:
blobs, art, word play,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Visions of a Tropical Dystopia
Horrible blobs
crawling on the radar
threatening detonations
punctuating torpid oppression
promising a merciless deluge
Robotic insects invading
Wrathful humans devolving
Nature devouring
Order dissipating
Ambient lyrical drones
bathing the dystopic landscape
inculcating visions of an alternate world...
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Categories:
blobs, dark, natural disasters, nature, science fiction, society,
Form:
Free verse
Blows the Top
Blows The Top
heights sufficient
to endanger jet airplanes
explosive escape
of the gases from the magma
violent eruption
"blows the top" off the volcano.
Gas, blobs of magma (now called lava),
chunks of rock,
and fine debris volcanic ash
blasted upwards.
The ash, because it is very light,
may reach heights eagles winds....
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Categories:
blobs, natural disasters,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Leeuwenhoek
Squinting into the lens plugged tube
At a droplet placed on a slide,
His focused eye beheld an unknown world.
A water bead became a circular sea
Teeming with writhing blobs of life,
With creatures he had never seen in dreams.
"Wee beasties!" he exclaimed in trembling awe
When his intrusion into microcosm
Magnified what he and we could know....
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Categories:
blobs,
Form:
Bio
Vision Is Blind
Hue of blue scattered the sky,
the same sky you're watching
Face turned toward the sun,
reflecting the speckled hues of your eyes.
Music can silently be heard
travelling the splintered sky
and tickling the moon.
Vision is blind.
Purple line with green intersections
on a yellow background,
coated atop white blobs of emptiness.
But isn't black the color of sadness?...
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Categories:
blobs, allegory, introspection, nature, visionary,
Form:
Free verse
My Room
The sweet jasmine scent
Lingering in my room
Wafting through open windows
Drifting by unlocked doors
Shirts, sweaters, and jackets
Lying across the area
Lifeless blobs of fabric
Floating in a sea
Ziplock bags of words
Lonely vocabulary cards sitting
On my messy table
Reigning alone over procrastination
A silent snow globe
Standing in the corner
Waiting to be awakened
Everlasting snowflakes flying everywhere...
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Categories:
blobs, 9th grade, silly,
Form:
Free verse
Eclipse
raisins in the sun;
black men run
snowflakes in june
fall from the sky
and dismally we cry
for the moon
has frozen itself
the glare of cold stars
burns our souls;
the clouds are weeping.
old mother nature is senile.
she sits darning holes
that have worn in the ages
while
eternity is slipping
into oblivion
as a black sun is dripping
(or maybe it's crying)
dark blobs upon the pages
of the book of life
and her children
are dying......
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Categories:
blobs, allegory, life, visionary,
Form:
Free verse