Short Dianne Poems

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End the Haze

M-orn 
A-nd 
R-ays 
N-icely 
E-nd 
T-he 
H-aze 

Topic: Birthday of Marneth Dianne Rillo (April 6) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member so what if it smells

She could in the chamber resume
Her role holding off pending doom
Dianne Feinstein is fit
In the Senate to sit
If her body we’d only exhume
Form: Limerick

The Internet Uploading

D-evices 
I-n 
A-ll 
N-ations 
N-icely 
E-mploy 

T-he 
I-nternet 
U-ploading 

Topic: Birthday of Dianne Tiu (January 13) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

A Tourist's Romance

I once met a young lady from France
Who was having a tourist's romance
With a man from Cheyenne
Whose first name was Dianne
The French like leaving gender to chance

10-6-19
Form: Limerick

Necessary Guidelines

D-eadly
I-nfection
A-ttacks
N-ose
N-astily
E-ndangering

B-ody
A-s
Q-uarantine
U-ses
I-ts
N-ecessary
G-uidelines

Topic: Birthday of Dianne Baquing (April 09) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic


Acrostic Line of Birthday

J-ust
E-njoy
A-uthor's
N-atal

D-elightful
I-dea
A-s
N-ame
N-icely
E-mploys

A-crostic
L-ine
O-f
B-irthday

Topic: Birthday of Jean Dianne T. Alob (October 23) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

After Natural Night Exits

J-ust
E-ye
A-nother
N-ew

D-awn's
I-mage
A-fter
N-atural
N-ight
E-xits

T-o
A-t
L-east
E-xperience
N-ice
T-ime's
O-penness

Topic: Birthday of Jean Dianne A. Talento (October 23) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Discovered Dianne Feinstein

Discovered Dianne Feinstein

School children had crucial lead that is commanding;
We would discover them to be downright demanding,
Great job perform;
Way above norm;
It to your new response we must again be handing.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Scolding

Crash. 
Pounding. 
I Hit Him,
Sinking nails in. 
His Wails soar Louder.
My Frustrations Leave Me;
For now, I feel Less Alone.
Delightful Dirges always help...
But then my Mom Storms in, Hands on Hips.
"Bethani Dianne, turn that Piano Down!"
Form: Etheree

Natal Day of You

A-crostic's 
N-oble 
G-reeting 
E-mploys 
L-ovely

D-edication 
I-n 
A-nnual 
N-ote 
N-icely 
E-xpressing 

G-ood 
I-dea's 
N-atal 
D-ay 
O-f 
Y-ou 

Topic: Birthday of Angel Dianne Gindoy (February 23) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Negating Inside Cry

D-o
I-nterpret
A-crostic
N-ote's
N-atal
E-xpression

N-egating
I-nside
C-ry
O-nce
L-etter's
E-ssential

F-orm
E-mploys
C-omposition
H-eartily
A-pplying
L-ove
I-n
N-ame

Topic: Birthday of Dianne Nicole M. Fechalin (December 25) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Happiness of Celebrator

D-edication
I-n
A-uthor's
N-atal
N-ote
E-mploys

N-ame
I-mplementing
C-omposition
O-f
L-ovely
E-xpression

F-or
E-very
C-elebrator's
H-appiness
A-s
L-oneliness
I-s
N-egated

Topic: Birthday of Dianne Nicole Fechalin (December 25) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Expecting Early Newness

D-o 
I-t 
A-nd 
N-icely 
N-egate 
E-veryday 

J-inx 
U-nder 
B-eacon's 
I-lluminate 
L-ight 
E-xpecting 
E-arly 
N-ewness 
E-re 

C-loudy 
L-ane 
E-merges 
O-nce 
F-og 
E-nters 

Topic: Birthday of Dianne Jubileene Cleofe (July 27) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Magnificent Beauty

D-o
I-t
A-gain
N-ow
N-icely
E-mploying

T-he
R-ighteous
I-mpressive
X factor
I-n
A-wesome

L-oveliness
A-s
M-agnificent
B-eauty
I-s
N-otably
I-nside
C-reating
I-mmeasurable
O-ffer

Topic: Birthday of Dianne Trixia Lambinicio (March 26) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Beautiful Impressive Line

D-ivine
I-dea
A-bout
N-ice
N-oble
E-xpression

J-ust
U-ses
B-eautiful
I-mpressive
L-ine
E-xcellently
E-mploying
N-ame's
E-xceptional

C-onnotation
L-etting
E-veryone
O-pen
F-ine
E-yes

Topic: Birthday of Dianne Jubileene Cleofe (July 27) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Celebration In Occasion

D-edication
I-n
A-nnual
N-atal
N-ote
E-mploys

T-he
R-egards
I-n
X factor's
I-nspiring
A-crostic

L-ines
A-s
M-omentous
B-irthday
I-s
N-icely
I-mplementing
C-elebration
I-n
O-ccasion

Topic: Birthday of Dianne Trixia Lambinicio (March 26) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Divine Embrace

D-ivine embrace right from the start 
I-s brought to your soul, mind, and heart, 
A-s you follow all God's commands, 
N-o evil can tarnish your hands, 
N-ew heaven is the greatest place, 
E-ndless home of divine embrace. 

Topic: Birthday of Dianne Trixia Lambinicio (March 26) 
Form: Acrostic Couplet
Form: Couplet

Victoria Dianne

I dreamt of her last night,
It was so real I could taste the salt on her lips,
and the vengeance on her tongue
So sweet and so violent.
I believed she loved me
but only for a moment,
She was so tender 
seemingly veracious.
Till I lifted her black veil
and saw the lies behind 
her sparkling amber eyes.
That almost gets me every time.

Premium Member All the Great Women

I was born on March 1st, 1953.
I was the only male new born in Flushing Hospital's nursery.
I also have four younger sisters in my family.
Sherry, Roxanne, Dianne and Li-Li.
From my very moment of birth women have influenced me greatly,
be they mother, sibling, lover or family.
I often ponder and wonder how my life now would be
if not for All The Great Women who have influenced me.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member SPROUTS

(a weedy problem)

They know, they just know where to grow, how to dupe you, and how to camouflage themselves among the perfectly respectable plants. ~ Dianne Benson
Sprouts without doubts Pretending to know the abouts, Ready to grow into louts Of the most nefarious sort~ Useless as fuzz on the spouts, Tedious noise-maker flouts, Sending flowers into the pouts.
Form: Acrostic

Dreams of Yesteryear

A day at the seaside,
A bucket and spade,
What a treat a donkey ride,

Playing with shells,
Sand between my toes,
A pool where a little crab dwells
Gulls fly high in the air,
As i skip along the beach,
A child without a care,
  

Packing up it's time to go,
Shadows dance across the sand,
The bus is swaying to and fro,
I feel the shell within my hand,

My eyes closed....

The dreams of yesterday,
are here to stay.

By Dianne Tyrell


,

6114 California Street

Nadine and 
Dianne Dougherty's one 
hundred and 
eighty detained tonguing grey-
hounds were
heard to be denying any 

dainty handouts or 
unadorned rough hy-

dration treatments from the 
eighty or so once weedy 
youths who had dared to
face their dread by 
grunting their 
way clear through in-

dentured servitude to a 
naughtier space for 

authoring gutsy hind-
sight recollections of 
satan's black sun san 
francisco church in 
all of its 
morning glory seedliness.

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