Short Cloy Poems

Short Cloy Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Cloy by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Cloy by length and keyword.


Griffledown

Nonce, twaffling and outgrabbish trolls,
pilgriffed and trumbled threen by doggerel.

All did amphigorous cleem to shwangle the shweeng,
and shming the shmengle without shmee.

Alas! Alack! Alloy! 
Jimble! Jingle! Twimble! Twoy! 
Jabberwocks and jumblies;
Trinkles and troys,
With toves and raths
In joves did cloy.


Much Sugar Less Joy

Am i speaking with a girl coy
And not sensible Billy Roy
Just cramming much sugar in soy?

Up appetite sucrose could cloy,
Sweetened meals hearts hardly buoy,
Much sugar and less joy,
Yes, time bomb treating as toy;
Not better than Rum for Ahoy!

I could swear a food demon's ploy
To their finishing hands employ

"Now Diabetes here we come:
Billy Roy and I show the sum"
Form: Rhyme

Diet Coke

Sweet things don't always cloy.  
The rainbow comes and goes 
and lovely is the rose.  
But few drinks bring me joy 

and the taste I favor, 
that Splenda in the glass,
that dance of bubbly gas.  
Ahhh...Diet Coke; savour.  


* Credit Wm Wordsworth's 'Intimations of Immortality' 
   and Andrea Dietrich's 'A Favorite Soda.'  
   Yes, I know; there's no Splenda in Diet Coke.  
   So, poetic license I invoke.
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.

Missive To Rg

Reason bare of structure like a storm
Ovulating in an angry sea
Stir sedition and juxtaposes its norm
Ego-wise against a season's glee
Latent turbulence primed with insecurity
Drizzled from a tempestuous sun
Altar of a sadist's alternating history

Gulp your blustering track to the mark
Rendered as God's boundary
Exert not your vain effort to spark
Excitement of lightening in the air
Never more your rage shall cloy my heart with fear.

Metaphors

My life was far from cloy
'til I was sixteen; just a boy
or something similar,
but poised and contorted.

Then I was twenty-one.
I kissed the barrel of a gun, 
and for it sputtered
symphonies of feral noises.

Since, I've not spoken at all; 
I framed my brains upon the wall, 
and left my mouth moving 
alone beneath the pillow.

Soon, I'm turning twenty-two,
November cold and midnight blue,
into a grave when my neck 
snaps beneath the willow.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Playing Children

rainfall hoot call warm sheets slush streets All day Kids play Some sled They spread Some ski With glee Some skate The slate Snowballs Catch balls much fun quick run dream youth tight truth play smooth talk soothe room floor dance more plain lore loud roar pack joy dear boy real toy feel cloy
Written: January 25, 2023 Brian Strand No 1175 Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Brian Strand
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Footle

Dumpty's Fall

was not of folly, but of choice,
for saccharine safety on the higher ground
inside the wall
would cloy his sulpherous soul
and beating down his moble sacrifice
install a glutenous presumption 
of a unity unworthy of him.

No, there must be cataclysm
in  the leap, dragoons enlisted,
and a lamentation worthy of the feast...
the sighing tempered not by hominid
nor beast, but by a stubborn memory 
of infant sleep,
beguiled by nothing more
than fragments in the grass.
           ~

Break

works gore ate my face
benthic void with water devoid
clear as yesterday
petal wilts rose cloy
visage made a mockery
nocturne flicker shines
grin was a jester miles wide
silver on marble
fenestra waves smoky clouds
no one hears a thing
spin art next to me
gray half and half white
thin diagonal black line
three orb dots align
large pyre ball on top
grassy field green the middle
bottom azure speck
two gold trim darkness
Lewis got the eyes perfect
they stare at me now

These Fleeting Gardens

Amidst the hushed whispers of a fading day 
I wander, lost, through paths rosy poised thorns 
Seeking solace in the floras sweet newly buds
Rose petals scattered, viscera of spite 
Petals that once adorned the beauty's scorn 
Now wither, like the nigh memories we cling 
To the fleeting moments of  sugar cloy
In darkness, chanting mantra whispers low 
Ennui’s eternal flame, that burns dire
A symbol of peace, in the heart's darkest night 
A secret garden, where seeds take root in fire

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