Short Bring On Poems

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Scary Creation?

What happened in Satan's brain
To bring on so much acid rain?
Why would he even try to decieve?
In only Jesus I believe!
Form: Quatrain


Speical Soup Today

come in met a friend
its cold 
have a bold
we have a lot
and its hot
we bring on a cot
while on your way
have
SPECAIL SOUP TODAY

Premium Member football mug

coffee is a football mug

join us as we chug a lug

no matter the team

bring on the steam

next time serve it in a jug.
Form: Limerick

Bring On the Haiku

There once was a poetry contest
which was an heroic concept  
The great Roger McGough 
just took a quick look 
and entered a haiku contest instead
Form: Limerick

Premium Member la cocina

My favourite spanish cozy resto.
Bring on the seafood paella and prosecco.
Serenade me all night long.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 3rd place 2025
Form: Other


Goodbye Winter

The wind is blowing
It's starting to rain
This cold damp weather
Is such a pain
Bring on the warmth
Sun come on out
We're ready for summer
Without a doubt!

Premium Member Winter's Song

This winter's song
snow squalls are gone
Sunshine is nice
It melts the ice
Snow storms have passed
we've seen the last
Bring on the spring
that's what we sing
Form: Rhyme

In the Loop

Bring on back our our sweet PD, 
The soup ain't right without her be, 
Forgive forget get past I say, 
C'mon Soup for come what May, 
Our PDs in the loop. Don Johnson
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Kissed the Ribbon

bring on a monsoon 
you took on a monsoon 
A pissed off windy
he brought on a monsoon 
tied the ribbon tight
wanted to kiss the forehead 
he moved quick 
just to kiss the ribbon

On Life's Carousel

Dont let this chance pass by.
In duration
As long sat, spins for it.
Boils may bring on!

Out to world's spectacle
A real fairground's
To gaze, if in a blur.
Grin, if confounds.
Form: Rhyme

Laugh Why Not

The world can bring on a hell of a depression
You feel like you’re in an oppression
So I’d rather make you laugh
Even for a minute or a half
To disconnect you from realities connection
Form: Limerick

Advocates Of A Busy Philosophy

To stop twould make but active
Those quiets, this emptiness
Does amplify:
'I am nothing!'

Shudders, the worst, naturally
Of the panic-struck bring on.
Confronted by
Its head-ringing.
Form: Rhyme

From the Cycle Eric

Do you remember yourself, 
When were you ugly and real?
When was the order in the mind, 
before you put the order on the face?
What did you bring on after that? 
Where did the fading sun lead?
© Mari Bond  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Springtime

Spring is full of the
fragrance of lilacs and roses.
A time of freshair and sunshine
between March-May.
                 Teresa Skyles

Entered in Francine Robert's"Bring on Springtime"contest.
Form: Haiku

Not Here For a Long Time

I'm Not here for a long time 
I'm here for a good time
So bring on the good wine 
Let's dance and laugh like old times
Bring all your friends and
I will bring all my friends
Let's hope it never ends
Form:

Ruthless Rose


Words sweeten her ears attentively right;
Pen twisted her take effectively bright-
To write heart's choice off measure,
When tongue could bring on pleasure...
Brighten up wandering eyes' search cum weird night.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Ultralights

low
flying
ultralights
endanger geese,
threaten airliners,
and aggravate people
with incessant humming noise
which can bring on migraine headaches,
the wealthy man's least preferred ailment.

Written November 9, 2022
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Andrew Mountbatten Windsor

Disgraced Andrew Mountbatten Windsor's claim to fame 
Was to bring  on the royal family misery and shame
Some poor victim's accused him but he said no way
But twelve million pounds sterling for their silence he did pay .
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member PONDERING THE SEASONS

PONDERING THE SEASONS
(Apropos Of Our Nation’s Seasons)

After Autumn's falls, Winter is as war,
And spring seeks to bring on resurrection:-

Summer prepares us for nature’s transitions:
Looks like an autocratic Winter is coming:-
Form: Couplet

Afterlife

Magenta dusk,
Breezy after heat,
Terracottas
Slope to the street,
I hear the music
Bring on the night,
Children singing,
The moment is right
For love to come out
In the open, laughter
Rings like a song,
In the dawning afterlife.
Form: Verse

Good Day

The only good day is a day that  is ended 
Newdays bring on new threats 
New threats new stress
New stress new diseases 
New diseases a chance of death 
And on a long enough timeline 
Death brings a bad day 
The only good day is a  day that is ended

Real

Real
All alone 
The smile becomes a frown 
All alone 
The laughter becomes a cry
The Mask has been removed 
Bring on the tears
All alone 
Kindness becomes anger 
All alone
Love becomes hate
The suit is off
All alone 
 Your true self is exposed

Football Again

People do throw rocks at shining,
Football does bring on whining,
That was our forward line,
Do goals exist? About time!
Why have goals? My team!
What are goals? It seems
I have a Socratic football team!
Football is a silly fuss,
And so say all of us!

Premium Member In Conversation With God

Bring it on dear life, both joy and the pain;
it is, after all, a game of ping pong.
Our childlike heart is free from feral stain
and divine magnetism has made us strong.
Our vibrant presence, is by bliss controlled,
so do bring on stories, as yet untold.
Form: Verse

Life

I step into mistakes.
Always...
Not a single day,
I'd go away.
Nor my father,
nor my mother
understand.
What keeps me alive.
They bring on set my pain.
If they were to live my life
they'd suffer more than me.
They'd know I don't want peace.
Only an apology.
© Lana Lana  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

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