Short Coined Poems
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Love is overrated
Coined by this heart accelerated
Today exhilarated, tomorrow sorrow filtered
Emotions exuberant
Loneliness exonerated
Time extinguished
Togetherness envisioned
Oh what splendor
This love dreamed
Form:
Hestival this word structure, is copyrighted
To Joe maverick poetry at and from poetry soup
And in all other applications, world wide.'
I also have coined the descriptive
( pulp diction ) claiming copyright today 24 8th 2022 )
The last time i checked
I had 40 problems
I don't care about my
Problems though
What i care about
Is the fact that
The solution to my problems
Lies miles away
A place
Where money is coined
That's the power of money
My problems flee
I'm free!
Form:
Oh, you don't like the things I have to say, well okay, just go ahead and kiss my grits!
Alabama native Polly Holliday portrayed Flo, a sassy waitress on the TV show "Alice," in the late 1970s. She coined the phrase "Kiss my grits!" ~Wikipedia
It's been a long time
Since I wrote a rhyme
Let me pen one now
With my verse, I'll wow
Ten years since I joined
In Soup, words I coined
A great trip so far
My friends you all are
I am here to stay
Till my hair grows gray
Thank you dear Soup friends
And here my rhyme ends
I’m hesitantly ecstatic,
And devoutly Republicratic,
A conservative eclectic,
And a pragmatic romantic.
I scoff at reality,
I’m a collection of coined morality,
I’m a gracious curmudgeon,
And everyone’s conundrum,
Does this make me gregariously timid?
Or just consistently inconstant?
My artistic temperament
between great madness and art
is a creative necessity
Of emotional highs and lows.
My pen is mightier than the sword
And so I release my great madness of my muse.
'The pen is mightier than the sword' was coined in 1839 by Edward Bulwer-Lyton for the play, Conspiracy.
The staunch and steadfast Reverend Jesse Jackson
American civil rights activist, aka Action-Jackson
This biggie and brave man, coined “Keep hope alive”
Founded The Rainbow Coalition, and that’s no jive!
Blessings, Rev. Jesse Jackson
3/6/26
Their clueless inane fangs of reed
Strive to bite what's made of steel;
Deriding the stronger sinew of virtue
They cling onto feeble foibles untrue.
To headache more reasonable head
Is the very principal aim they're bred...
These pithy bothersome numbskulls
Coined with dimmest grasp that lulls.
t-rump the puppet...
divisive...idiotic...
bellowing t-rumpet...
hitler coined a phrase...
t-rump uses it..."fake news"...
history repeats...
don't fall for the ...
the blustering from the pit...
his crap...his up...
the bigger picture...
choose health care...peace...and kindness
not nationalists
It's a brand new day
New opportunities they say
Just got to find them
Where? Where do I find them?
That's precisely the point
It's just a new term coined
To hide the reality
Because it's not opportunity
If you just get lucky
Here, in my community
I refuse to agree
That everyday is a new opportunity
Coined Up
Maybe we will all be dead in 6 months
Due to being jabbed up with the vac
Which was to stop the CCP Virus
But it backfired due to the mushrooms
Which are a toxin and kill in many ways
Only the rabid anti vaccers will live
In a kaos driven world of lunatix
Do you want to exist then and there?
Toss a coin get a jab wait and see
coined by night with closing of eyes
shadows fall with a hush of silence
and weightless gravity incognito
of the dark fading to indigo
bleeding into the sheets
of the quiet abyss
dissolving into nocturnal dreams
the dreams of yesterday, today and tomorrow.
chewing eternity in the mouth.
felt always bitter and sweet
oh so sweet.
Collaboration with Atticus Abey
In asking others for imput on many events of life, i received no definitive answer..' And after thinking twice...I arrived at the
Mental conclusion..That possibillity's are
Rife so i just ' coined this term 'complified'
Which reads and sounds well? rather nice.' I hope it is of use to you..When challenged
Day to day..If confusion ever strikes you? Then this could well be the word to say.?
Polish-French Marie (1867 – 1934)
and French Pierre (1859 – 1906) Curie
physicists and chemists
conducting pioneering research on 'radioactivity'
(a term she coined)
won the 1911 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
by the isolation of radium
for the discovery
of the element Polonium
elementary (possibly hyperbole)
recovery even so
a short poem on atomic number 84 is
'Po'
Rudolph's name is really Adolf
But was coined for he was thought rude
Assumed to be full of himself
As leader of the reindeer brood
His red nose stayed up in the air
That part of the story is right
But he only kept it that way
To see around the blinding light
About that "rude olf" moniker
He would always spread the word
To please only call him Adolf
Ironically that was preferred!
By accident I saw a note
Which had a word I'd never seen.
"Biaccidentally," she wrote.
It caught my eye; what did it mean?
A combination, it appeared
Of two expressions, I could tell -
"By accident" and what I feared
Was "accidentally" as well.
A clever hybrid, two words joined,
Creating something new and fresh.
However, not all words get coined
For they'd be better not to mesh.
Paradise of beautiful thoughts via heart
Ornamented with pure and serene art
Enlightening postings on varied themes
Teaching various paradigms supreme!
Intellectual writers love to spend days
Creations of delight coined in selfless ways
Sharing of common passion gets rear
Offers new chance to entrants in its sphere
Umbrella for world wide authors in one group
Long live the heaven with name Poetry Soup!
A seaman who lived near Albuquerque
Decided he would salvage a turkey
Hung out at a fowl farm
Not meaning to do harm
But was arrested for being a “lurkey.”
SECOND PLACE WINNER
Written November 13, 2022
submitted to "A Fun Holiday Limerick" Poetry Contest
sponsored by Tania Kitchin
[11-11-6-6-11 syllables checked by PS syllable counter
The rhymes checked by Rhymezone.com but "lurkey" is
a coined word.]
Diamonds are forever is the phrase so coined
So are the memories we have created and both joined
You the perfect gem I have longed for so deep
I find myself unconditionally willing to just watch you sleep
As long as I can place my hand near your faceted heart
My loving touch you can remember even when we are apart
You are the most beautiful cut of my human existence
Everything of me is for your happiness persistence.
Here lies a grave,
a conglomerate headstone
without a name.
Weeds and cobwebs
wrapped tight around the heartless edge.
Caretaker whips around in a rusty John Deere,
Waking the dead and stirring mud.
Pretending he's a NASCAR stud.
He takes his lunch beneath a tree,
eating Twinkies with green fingertips...
For his love he'll steal a wreath,
and place it gently on her grave.
That bears a scar called, 'long forgotten"
A grave he's coined "no name".
It's a term coined
for the times
propelled by actions
ceremoniously indulged
whimsically by the populace.
It's growing daily,
masses in tune
bubbling to surface
rife with rebellion.
Senseless conventions
imposed by the machine,
discrepancies enlightened
with blinding rays
of rationality
superimposed upon circumstances.
Keeping up the fight
against all odds
baffling to mindfulness
as they scramble to react
to tides of mistrust.
rivers,rivers stream my mind
spring forth images,to find
rivers,rivers tribute sing
brooks,babbling,bubbling bring
rivers,rivers scenes of strife
healing waters of life
rivers,rivers follow me
ebbing,slowly to the sea
rivers,rivers carry me
into realms of poetry
This poem was the inspiration for my latest contest.
Willam James coined the title phrase as he thought
every definite image of the mind is steeped in the'free'
water flow around it.
A World of Window Pain
dedicated to, Ingrid Showalter Swift, friend, fellow soup poet,
who has coined the title and given rise to my poem.
Oh so sad
Eyes cast down
Window dressing
Of my frown.
Oh I’m an artist
A designer of woe
Angst conceived to
Garner a glow
Thick is the gravy of my sorrow.
Don’t be lured onto my ladle
Sometimes I just need to
Rock my cradle.
© August 1, 2002
Kathryn McL. Collins
P.S.
Out of the cobwebs
I come dear Ingrid.
Speaking of oppressive orange,
where do we find it?
Is it in the Orange Revolution
in Ukraine,
when there were political wrangles?
Is it in a sour orange juice that a two
year-old child is forced to take,
to get vitamin c?
Is it in a wall painted orange in a house,
while one of the couples wanted white?
Is it in the mid-day sun that burns
our backs and heads in summer?
Or, is it in the dictionary,
where words are coined every day?
Theme #Oppressive Orange