Short Caren Poems

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Premium Member Faeries For Caren Krutsinger

faeries pinning clothes
greening leaves spinn-dried*, sunn-baked —
merry of mischief

1/2/2019

double n’s for effect
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Stealthy Aunt Caren

stealthy Aunt Caren
a text from favorite niece
cat sharpening claws
with nail file

keep an eye on Mom
not to worry dear
she is in my sights
unaware of course
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Caren the Mclaren

no lay about souped up speed ~ 
                                    omnipresent in a different league 


Tease a Friend Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Bobby May
22/01/21 (17) syllables
Form: Monoku

When You Supersede Your Profession You Become Caren

Above and beyond

Both profession and calling

I only wish every child has a teacher

Like Caren in life

Then not a single child

Would ever be left behind

And have a fighting chance

To advance

Premium Member For Caren

Funny, feisty, fearless
Obliterating output
Rescuer of raccoons

Creative counselor to curious children
Adamant artistic aspirations
Relatives overrunning
Eye for exceptional expression
Nifty note-taking natural!
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Computers Hate Caren Club

There is a secret underground organization called CHCC
I feel them spying on me and undermining my every move.
Every click of the computer or I-phone is in a will-not-work-groove.
The Computers Hate Caren Club is in full force you see.

Premium Member Now Teasing Caren K

Caren K sure makes me giggle ~ When Trixie pulls her nose, it wiggles



                                   January 12, 2021
                            Tease a Friend Poetry Contest
                                  Sponsor: Bobby May
Form: Monoku

For Caren

always thanks
for sharing but
i don't like
Boston not
the city but
the band but
know their 
song but

i don't like
that either but
the title sings
like lightning
ready to strike
for when i write
the hairs on my
legs chest face
and head know
these poems for
her are more
than a
feeling
Form:

Premium Member The Happy Marriage Recipe By Caren

I am proud to say that as a
natural, untamed, messy-haired
wild woman, 

my husband can be
quickly and rapidly 
completely,
absolutely
afraid, to the
brink of terror
of 
me.

I used to weigh
119 pounds, and
he much more, 
and yet, when
we first got married
I showed him my
barr-my-teeth side,
so there would be 
no misunderstanding.

This is my recipe
for a happy
marriage.

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