Short Crib Poems

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Crib Notes

Some men are against Women's Lib
So the FBI told a fib
If men aren't on top
They can't get the drop
On curves from an Insolent Rib
Form: Limerick


Empty Crib

heads full of endless thoughts
as our hearts are in knots

parties of one grew sky high
bride and groom caught in a lie

little ones will never come
drowning our lives in boredom
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Dorothy

There once was Glenda with slippers to share.
Dorothy liked better Prada devil’s pair.
She ducked behind Oz’s curtain
To do what is uncertain,
But the Lion put a crib in his lair.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Six Foot Crib

As I lie here in my six foot crib Trying not to cry and disturbing the script Must follow it to a tee Or be swept out to sea With all the sharks who'll eat me to bits
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Crib In Our Heart

Let each one of us prepare a crib to welcome Jesus in his heart,

Thus

We could learn to love one another and would stop living apart! 








© Demetrios Trifiatis
    24 December 2022 
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MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERY FELLOW POET AND HIS FAMILY!
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Form: Couplet


Premium Member Loving Wiggly Worm

he wore a green hat with a red flower
he was my bestie, and I adored him
the first person I saw in the morning
my bestie, Wiggly Worm

there were three creatures hanging off him
two bugs and a butterfly
they all three had enormous smiles
they made my day in their vibrant colors
I loved them so when I was two years young

Premium Member Blankets

Little kids who go to bed
Very often wake up dead
Around their necks the blankets wrap;
While they sleep, their necks go, "Snap!"

Wake up choking in the night
Find the blankets tied on tight
Yank and pull the awful noose
Die because you can’t get loose.








From the ongoing series Lucifera's Questionable Daycare Poems & Stories.
Form: Rhyme

We R Preparing the Crib For the Aborted Foetus

pulling the curtain
of life they blend
to the pink flesh
crouching kneeling
jumping in frenzy
different perspectives of
confusing contorted figures
of inherent loneliness
polished
birds are flying forgetting
their directions
poison in golden chalices
chariots of sun sinking
in the heart of the 
muddy earth
we are preparing the crib
for the aborted foetus
Form:

Premium Member Still

there's a little dog that's laughing
at a cow jumping the moon
and a cat playing a fiddle
on the wall of a bright room
where a mobile's hanging silent
waiting patiently to turn
like the pages on the bookshelf
that proclaim it's fun to learn
and there's a bible on a small crib 
with its cross depicting love
for a child born sadly sleeping
into arms of those above.
Form: Rhyme

Crib In I

I think his iris is timid in sight,
Find him his cig, its light.
Its lit tip is in its crib,
I did right to fight with his timid skin in sight.
Sight this lid, I dig, I did.
His nick is with him in his crib,
I hit his crib with him with light.
It is in rid if its rig, I didn’t dig, I didn’t.
Light is sick.
Whip is sick.
Nick is light.
His is right.
I’m in with his right,
With its light in his crib.
Big, big, big hits is right by light.
Lid, lid, lid,
I’m with this crib.
Form: Other

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