Short Buckshot Poems

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Premium Member Graying of the Artist

time frosted the eyes
put buckshot to his voice box
they still came in flocks

the stage grows smaller
into yesterday they walk
hearts become fluted
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Encounter With the Wild

stains and paints a deer after distressing the wood - husband’s a hunter her encounter with the wild finds a buckshot in deer’s chest
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Shotgun Wedding

Miss Wild
With child

Not wed
To Ted

Dad mad
You cad!

Loads gun
Says, son

Wed her
You cur

If not
Buckshot

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
Form: Footle

From the Train Going Home

From The Train Going Home


As we roar over and by
the oaks are as still
as the snow they surround
 
Only the swans
on the pond
are moving
 
Then from an oak
a buckshot of crow
cawing and leaving
 

Donal Mahoney

Premium Member Winter Sleet

Winter Sleet 2/23/2022 Miracle Man Buckshot pellets from the sky, many thinking I’m the bulls-eye. Frigid cold they sting my skin, should I be out, or have stayed in. Could be enjoying a burning log, but I’m here feeding a poor stray dog. I’ll get her inside where its warm, It appears her bees soon will swarm.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain


Men and Hunting

Brave man
                              buckshot
                              rear rump
                              hot lead
                              stings red
                              pants drop
                              sees blood
                              Fainted!

 3/30/15     contest sponsored by: Judy Konos  'Your Footle Poem'
                         T Reams       1st Place
Form: Footle

Outside the Sea

The wind blows in through the palms from the East Sea.
The turtle doves and humming birds scatter like buckshot 
As the cows approach. 

In the rafters above, a hundred mice and their charges, 
too small to be seen, scurry away 
From the waking bats.

Outside a man with a white stick preaches about injustice	
And how the world is wrong.             Me?
I’m just glad to be here, waiting for your perfume.

Asleep In a Haycock

Jack got up at two
O' 
    clock.

felt his breath - stopped.
              legs buried
a foot within
           a sock without;
        he had gone about

all day and fought
the spray of bullets meant
for a dashing hare

instead a father
with wisping hair
sour breath
and fragile heir

had kicked a load
of cold buckshot
into the leg his
bod had birthed

novel and lurid cause for his tacit mirth.
Form:

Confronting Cancer

My biggest challenge of my life
occurred in 1998 a year of strife,
routine mammography displayed a buckshot 
spray of calcification which displayed a lot
of cancer within its maudlin picture show,
removal of my right breast proved to be a torturous blow.
It turned out to be a Trans-flap operation in which
a surgeon did a miraclous and incredible switch,
I ended up wearing part of my stomach as a new chest.


February 28, 2017.  73 words.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Vagueness inherits the Pond

Everyone has a favorite pond.
Where they come to place garnish upon...
Some bring koi and water lilies.
Singing stones- the scent of mint.
Wading birds dressed in paradise.
Cattails waltzing with the wind.

Envy arrives at your pond.
With treble hooks and buckshot eyes.
Turning tranquility into graves.
Plastic bags dancing in the shade.
Serenity forever pocked, a fifth of envy clanging off the rocks.
As a vague gray scans the quiet-quiet frons.

Premium Member Freddy The Mailman

Based on Frosty The Snowman

 Freddy the mailman is just out on parole
 He did the crime and served his time
 For all that mail he stole
 Now Freddy is back as Christmas bells chime

 Freddy the mailman is now a con man people say
 He charms the ladies with words sweet as honey
 Deceiving them in every way
 Before he steals their money

 But there must have been some buckshot in
 The gun old Sally had
 For when he tried to steal her loot
 She blasted him, the cad
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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