Short Clear Out Poems

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Premium Member How To Flunk the Bar Exam

Here's egg in your face,
   friend
Go cry in your beer,
   dear
Time to clear out of here,
   quee--- 
             Oops!


Premium Member Confidence

Confidence walks ahead of me
Sixteen steps or more, people feel her coming.
They clear out of our way. She laughs.
Clearing my path. My eyes are bright with happiness.

Premium Member Fart In a Bubble

If someone could fart in a bubble
           Would save us a great deal of trouble
To float then on high
And burst in the sky
     The clouds would clear out on the double
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Broken Man

Rounded shoulders
A broken man
The life drained
Clear out of him

His heart
Chewed
And spit out

Injured
Crushed
Nothing
But a shell

Barely
A ghost
Of the man
I knew



AP: 2nd place 2020, Honorable Mention 2020

Premium Member Ere

Alert the authorities Everybody properly dresses Dependents are priorities Pilot light distinguishes Ready pets safe Chemical fire extinguishes Clear out exits Examine any irregularities Everybody out safe
Form: Other


Premium Member Out of Left Field

Near you I forgot it all;
‘Adhere to your rules.’ I say; 
Clear out all the confusion, 
steer hard you’re going astray;

Tonight you feel like a magnet
despite what I know is true;  
Right never comes from left field, 
might not matter, all I want is you.
Form: Lento

Premium Member Smile

Smile is a rainbow for the world’s hue
Sunshine’s revelation to clear out sorrow
Spread it, share it and let it show.

 Feb 3,2022 9.54pm









Bite Size Poem #35
Honorable Mention
Contest Judged:  2/12/2022 8:09:00 PM
Sponsored by: Line Gauthier
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Thoughts

I sat with my thoughts
Hands cupped my cheeks
Eyes staring in front
In trance like state
Nothingness insight
Just a blank open space
Imagination would normally
Take place
Nothing but grey mist
Thick like a fog
Waiting too settle
Clear out this negative.

Dawn Mclaughlin.
@Dawn2013.
Form:

Premium Member Phil's Frozen Disclosure

In Punxsutawney, a cute little feller is a slick, and precocious foreteller Phil predicts with his nose But the tip of it froze! He used an icepick to clear out his smeller!!"
______________________________ Punxsutawney Phil Contest: 1/19/15 Sponsored by John Lawless
Form: Limerick

Christmas Magic

Christmas is here
Good tidings outburst
Like the dust of the shinning star
Joyful noise and pleasure bangs in the air
Time for skinny to robust
And clear out every past scar.

Christmas is come
With a none repelling attract
The magic of giving 
What joy in every home
Season of positive distract
Everybody is sharing.
Form: Rhyme

244 Prayer When Conscious of Sin

244.

Prayer When Conscious of Sin



Oh God, I am conscious of sin

It tells me what I've been

A sense of shame I feel

My knees I want to kneel

Help me to confess

And clear out all these mess

That I can be strong and true

That I can be one with You!



-01/16/204

(Dumarao)

*My Prayer Poems Collection
Form: Rhyme

There Within

As I look

And wonder how

That there is within

There is some how

Another person down inside

A person thin

And small is

Lost beneath

All of that

Some how

A person is

I can’t see how

Shoulder’s too narrow

Hips to thin

To reach clear out

To where they must be

There within

How can it be

Another person

Small and thin

Premium Member Reclaiming Bits of Eden

Some see a scrubby, stunted wood; the pure heart sees a pond. A vision cast into the could - the gift to look beyond… And though the plan has not converged quite fully in my head, I simply can’t resist the urge to rend, uproot, and shred. Reclaiming bits of Eden, I clear out the brambled vines. Creation and destruction, by this, briefly are aligned.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member My Downfall

Lovely to look at Incredibly delicious Fresh baked donuts Not so nutritious Sugary and sweet Glazed so divine A baker’s dozen They’re all mine Too much sugar Brings on a coma But I have earned My donut diploma Licking my fingers After each bite Sends sugar level Clear out of sight I’d share my donuts If you were here But since you’re not Perhaps have a beer!
Written March 27, 2022
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Lottery

When I win the lottery
I will sail away
And visit every tropic port
I encounter on the way.

When I win the lottery
I'll tell my job goodbye.
I won't even clear out my desk
As out the door I'll fly.

When I win the lottery,
My friends, I will help out,
Taking care of their needs.
Of this I have no doubt.

When I win the lottery,
After all I've said,
I'll probably just have a heart attack.
You can't spend it when you're dead.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member To Do List

Follow down the garden path 
That leads to inner peace.
Plant the seeds of gratitude.
Indulge your best caprice.

Simplify each ritual.
Improve the whole routine.
Stay flexible and balanced.
Fold the laundry once it’s clean.

Clear out all the clutter.
Dust the cobwebs. Brush the cat.
Forgive the unforgiven.
Hand it over; pass the hat.
					
Appreciate the glories
That reside beneath the sun.
And silence all the thunder guns,
Yes, each and every one.
Form: Lyric

Lost

I find it 
Amazing 
Sometimes
Some bring smiles 
May some help to clear out
The pain 
They say it comes through your eyes
Shinny little drops of tears 
 They call it
I’ve seen it
The pain they talk about
I’ve felt it
I’ve been there
They’ve seen that
They cry out loud, about how I feel
I cry inside
I hide what I feel
I know what I feel
And I find it amazing
They laugh, at me
I cry with me
They search for me
I’m searching for me
They’ve lost me
I’ve lost my self
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