Short Elastic Poems

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Premium Member Ecstasy

I spied a huge babboon
Laying in a blue lagoon
He looked ecstatic
Tied on his toe with elastic
Was a rainbow coloured balloon
Form: Limerick


I Wrote of An Elastic Band

it stretched m----------------------------------  ---------------------------------e
till i snap
---------p
---------e
---------d

Hippy Frame of Mind

Everything is grate
i feel fline
couldn't be hippier
totally elastic
satisfried
Fortunes ate
have the luck key
My D's aren't heavy

Premium Member No Two the Same

  We coin words
     like faces
        no two the same

   Elastic, imaginative
      creative mint them
         to light their flame
Form: Rhyme

Mick Jagger

Mick Jagger

Mick Jagger has two rubber lips,
His body is made of elastic,
Swivel and swerve those ageing hips,
Replaced from recycled plastic.



KS 13/9/18
© Kevin Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epigram


Premium Member You Bought It Brother

sometimes life is problematic
stretching someone's elastic is quite enough
but not as tough as when they respond and let go
...you bought it brother


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Swing Low

Mary Catherine climbed up a tree
This was a sight to behold you see
She swung from a branch
By elastic in her pants
Showing more than she should you'll agree

Penned 20/10/2017
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Morning Is Elastic - Version 2

Morning is elastic
A child's umbilical cord
Mooring yet stretching beyond
The raft's edges
A boomerang
Among exploding galaxies
Returns as
Wynken, Blinken and Nod's
Starry revelation

Angst

yes my mouth is too big,
id eat a little pig,
me a glutton 'i'm surmising,
elastic pants keep out the angst,
and the pork   is multiplying,
.....just call me fatty, hog trotter:}

Don
Form: Ballad

With Drump Did Become Drastic

With Drump Did Become Drastic

With Trump we had became quite drastic;
His personality surely was  purely plastic;
Stretched out,
No doubt;
Budget and billfold strethched like elastic.

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

Remember Suspenders

Do you remember this?
Suspenders for a teenage miss,
Real boa constrictors,
Our  hip inhibitors, 
Teen boy deterrents,
That's what they meant,
Elastic girdles vanished too,
I remember suspenders, do you?

Premium Member At Home At Starbucks

elastic waistband
society norms dead
wearing pajamas at Starbucks
no one stares
or cares
that I brought my own blanket too
as it is sometimes cold in here
a big change from home where
I will go to nap in an hour

Nothing In Its Hands

nothing in its hand
nothing in its heart
nothing in its head
northwards it gapes

what if the arctic melts
and corona car is offered
to transport your things

My brother, where will hide
with your elastic hands?

Premium Member Gravity

Gravity has affected poor Flo Her poor boobies now hang down so low They once looked fantastic But now are elastic And now seem like they’re made of play doh! Jan Allison 26th March 2016
Form: Limerick

Secret Deal

Once there was a dame called Rose Mary”the charter”
“Man with a monkey face, elastic arm” her character
Iron man, He Man, Superman, 
Spider man, are great power men
Bloody patent this character, for trillion dollars sure!
Form: Limerick

Our Thanksgiving Pants

We all commented that the turkey was grand,
somebody saying the gravy was too bland,
we had said Grace,
stuffed our faces,
thank God for pants with elastic waist bands!






11-24-16
HAPPY THANKSGIVING EVERYONE!!!
Form: Limerick

A Stretch Too Far

An elephant found it fantastic
To swing from a tree on elastic.
It suddenly snapped
Thus leaving him trapped
Tusks down, bottom up oh how drastic!

10.01.23

Bite Size Contest No59 Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Line Gauthier
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Words Are Elastic

Politicians when attacked tend to deny everything That way there's always a little doubt as the arrows sling A political tactic Words are elastic Stretch them here, stretch them there, and the birdies do sing
Form: Limerick

Premium Member ELASTIC DEFINITIONS

ELASTIC DEFINITIONS 
pivotal
  awareness
of
inner
enlightened 
  necessity 
spurred on
rediscovered
stimulii 
renewed
   perceived
paradigmatics
in
 trivalised 
   superficial
     traditional
engagement
Form: Verse

The House

Some times the wind comes hard
Under the eaves, and I
Rattle like a bundle of bones. Lard
All gone, friction fried the dry
The uprights against skin
Stretched like boards, elastic done
Yet I feel so whole within
It is the house, the soul is like the sun.
Form: Verse

Elastic Bands and Covid 19 Hurt On Rebounds

Where will we be in
Our ability to fight
Coronavirus
When it goes “mutate”?
We don’t have a vaccine now…
Many are dying!

Relaxing rules should
Not be done now…elastic
Bands hurt on rebounds.

W.C.Hull © 2020-16-5-H1432-
2542-I52-K52-10-L59-10
© W.C. Hull  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member ART IS

In caves prehistoric Static from minds ecstatic Lively from minds elastic Passion from minds romantic Impression from minds pedantic Bizarre from minds frantic From Cro-Magnon to Warhol’s antics Art pleas images and not semantics.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Poetic Image

Poetically sees ..
           time images, 
           in  bold mosaics 
of haphazard
          experiences..

scales of time
           in elastic pulses

spontaneous 
         irregular
            
breathed in 
      phenomena
    
Picture#1
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Comradeship

Relationship is like an elastic string;
If you stretch it long, it may break.
Conflicts in it are like water drops on a hot pan.
Comradeship alone extends its longevity.
Forgiving and ignoring the faults of others,
Set sail on the serene waters of tranquility.

Mustard

Seldom-spoken tastes and smells
Stir up moments poorly drawn,
Surface-summoned by the bells
From brumous elastic hope-sprung wells

Where each day's bucket is cast.
Let old pities prowl forlorn
In cold remembrances past,
Lurking there, mustard-bright, lost at last.
© Dan Keir  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

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