Short Blurted Poems
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nude iron statues
by Sir Anthony Gormley
stand on Crosby beach
toddler blurted out
“look Grandma, there‘s his willy”
I burst out laughing!
There was a young boy with a secret,
Who really wanted to keep it,
But when his friends came near
He realised his worst fear,
It blurted out, he just bleeped it.
Issues Skirted
All issues Trump seems to have skirted;
Had been confusing when things blurted;
He did distort;
Mission abort;
More bull stuff out of him again squirted.
Jim Horn
In the midst of a conversation with a spiritual mentor
I blurted out “if I knew then what I know now!”.
He quickly responded:
“You know now what you know now
…what is different?”
©4/8/2023
Slumber mumbles, grumbles, banters, blubbers and blands
Loose lips leak trailers from secret dreams, slumber shorts
Blurted out with candid shout, trembling feet and hands.
Only the hearer knows what said when sleeper talks.
Instead of the phrase, “brain freeze” at times we avow
Blurted out, “freezer burn” pointing between my brows
Wife Cathie took a fit
Convulsed quite a bit
Finally got control before the neighbours she aroused
© Jack Ellison 2015
many a foot in month
statement uttered
wish that they could
be taken back but
they never can be
many an unintentional
tactless remark were
thoughtlessly
abruptly bluntly
blurted out during
unchecked moments
of Freudian slips of the
tongue
I hesitated
Sorry I brought up the subject
I choke up
But he insisted
So I blurted it out
In the end I bared it all
He listened
He said he understood
And sympathized
I didn’t buy it but
It felt good to tell him
The weight off my shoulders
AP: 3rd place 2022
I love it when you hear a word you haven't heard in a while
like intravenously
and use it like
she slipped intravenously into the room
then blurted
and every eye blurted their approval
Probably now this is a challenge
i could pro bably split it apart ably
But probably she is beauty's subject
Pinocchio found a girl
She put his heart in a whirl
He met her near a wishing well
His love of her he must tell
The trouble was she wasn't real
He could relate to her ordeal
She was carved, as was he
He blurted "Wood you marry me?"
But deaf and mute, blind as a bat
She answered not, and that was that
I have to say
because that's what i do
centre of attention
never listened too
impulsive outspoken
words seep through
blurted and blew
uncontrolled but true
repulsive uncouth
mind mouth aloof
yeah i'm mentally loose
no choice no choose
my feet are my shoes
unprotected and bruised
heart's on the sleeve
you can see every beat
i speak what i see
it's the ADHD
It says - seize the day
Enticing me to go astray
You only live once, why not live more
As I dash off to a hasty decision
A gap - as the mind processes
For a common ground
Yet I did, against all odds
Blurted out those words, drawn are swords.
In the rear
Mocking sounds I hear
"I warned you", it sneered
With cruel disdain.
Those little voices
Leads you to bad choices.
judges asked me what is a meter
well it is three feet three inches and change
jesus where is he from arent you ashamed to call you a poet
what is a foot
foot is you know one we walk with or twelve inches
jeez how can we help him the lady seemed very kind
what is iambic foot
i was kind of irritated and blurted out
bla BLA
he passed they shouted and seemed keen
on "passing" me away
Form:
On the first floor of a hotel in Cape Cod
A larger than average lady got on the elevator
She pressed floor number two
Immediately I blurted out “Number two???”
“You could have walked”
Her immediate response was
“What??? And lose a pound!”
My new wife first cringed
then breathed a big sigh of relief
Sometimes I blurt out stuff without thinking
VERY DANGEROUS!!!
Will i tend to forget
The innermost part
Of my memory
Interfere with my plans
Doubt the existence
Of this translucent layer
Will the signs of my weak
Body disappear
...
Epileptic thoughts
Anonymous crashes
Hallucinating phases
An eternal vexation
A dizzy maze
A painful exhalation
...
Will i tend to lose my sanity
When i wake up,
Will the truth be blurted
Shall i take off the mask
And take back my knife
Praying over meal
special child asks for blessings
eyeing on the soup.
Midst sign language, he blurted
“Thanks*, dear God for feeding me.”
*1Thessalonians 5:18 In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you.
October 20, 2021
February 15, 2022
1st place, "A STRAND (1075)" Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Brian Strand; judged on 2/17/2022.
She blurted out
Something I always knew
But the fear won
Then grew and grew
...to defend
I saw him take it
Then deny to my face
No self control
Grabbing my place
...to feed
Hate, oh yes, there's hate
Seething in the skin
Soars erupting all over
Telling other's sin
...to bear
Tired and weary
Just trying to feel
A love that wants to know
Nothing but the real
...to be
...just me
Written by Trudy Schrader on 08-13-2026
the truth is in the rhyme
of sticks and stones and
things are said all the time
that bleed us 'cause we let 'em
the truth is, that the truth hurts
yet we suffer too, the lie
spoken words thoughtlessly blurted
mistold, mistaken, or misapplied
so what adage do we use to heal
pride bruised from hurtful taunt
good self-esteem and spirit reveal
a self-worth free from want
bones to pick, and stones to toss
won't allow regard to get across
© Goode Guy 2012-12-07
Smiting spread of gaseous explosion blow
He sprayed baby cologne with fresh mint glow
As classmates guessed puzzling scent
Poop came out as toilet-sent…
Then he blurted, “Thanks* God for freedom flow!”
1Thessalonians 5:18 *In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you.
June 25, 2023
2nd place, "POOP" Limerick Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by JAN ALLISON; judged on 7/4/2023.
The governor of Maryland
Had excellent advice.
Perhaps if more Republicans
Agreed, it would suffice.
Annoyed at Trump’s shenanigans
And his obnoxious tweets,
He blurted a suggestion
Which deserves a few repeats.
“Stop golfing and concede!” he said,
Which echoes, to a T,
Exactly what so many feel,
Of course, including me.
That simple phrase, four little words,
“Stop golfing and concede!”
Is what should happen, for it’s what
Americans all need.