Short Examiner Poems

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Examination Room

Examination room
Is theater  of anxiety
Where examiner has
Surgeon’s knife ready
To cut the brain open
And expose quantity
Of foolishness hiding
Otherwise unknown
Form: Imagism


Premium Member A Killer Is Loose

circling buzzards
smelling the destroyed carnage
someone’s beloved

detectives arrive
important questions arise
telltale fingers

the prints are taken
medical examiner
a killer is loose
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Dr Kay Scarpetta

Dr. Kay Scarpetta,
Does wonders with a scalpel and also with sharp cheddar.
A medical examiner depicted in Cornwell's book,
She is much preferred as a gourmet cook!



Dr. Kay Scarpetta is the main character who is a medical examiner in Patricia Cornwell's books.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member The Role of a Teacher Today

The teacher is believed
To be an all rounder
For a record holder in education
An educator, advisor, counsellor, planner, examiner and innovator
Just like a remote control
For some nonmachinerised, noncomputerised or nondigital devices 
The 'nude' and innocent children 
Born today going to tomorrow

Premium Member You Are Not a Valentine

As if you care
Serial killer of the spirit
Finder of fault
Happily dissatisfied
 
Microscopic examiner
Master of cruel detachment
Offering negative affection
Player of head games

Restless prowler
Spreading unhappiness
Stalker
User of verbal abuse

Wrecker of relationships
You have become transparent.
The game is ended.
You are not a Valentine.


Journalist For Fictitious Possible Paradise

on Friday
one pm 
reporter
for the 
standard-examiner
at s8
interview me 
puffy puffery  

it is the day before Saturday 

one post meridiem (1 p.m.) demolishment  
set in time


correspondent of journalist 
falls  quickly ephemeral, quick

standard and examiner
frolicking on Sections of eight 

with a simple dialogue 
of puffy puffery

safety unknown
Form: Bio

Premium Member Second Chance - Driving Test

My driving I thought was sublime But I failed my test the first time Staring down at the wheel It was hard to conceal That failure to me was a crime So I applied to take another test Very determined I would try my best I answered every question And I drove to perfection The examiner was very impressed! Second Chance Contest Sponsored by Nayda Ivette Negron 09~01~16
Form: Limerick

Premium Member IQ Tests Have Serious Flaws

IQ test has some serious flaws
one is blatant
the child is shown a caricature of a head
the examiner asks “what is missing?”

His body is missing
His car is missing
His phone is missing.
His freckles are missing.

The child is supposed to say his eyebrows are missing.
I give this test, and I often have to look up the correct answer on this one.
Other answers that seem a lot better are given no credit

Premium Member Revolving Resolution

Written by Gail DeBole

Zelma Zotz's new year's contribution
Is to think of a definite solution
   To avoid making a plan
   (which she really can't stand)
For yet another new year's resolution!

Note: Illustrated in Coloring within the Limericks available on Amazon.com and other retail websites.

Gail's Note:  You can find some historical information about the history of the new year's resolution at http://www.examiner.com/article/history-of-new-year-s-resolutions.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Beryl the Peril

My auntie her first name is Beryl Put other road users in peril She mounted the sidewalk The pedestrians squawk and report her to Sherriff Merrill The Sherriff puts her under arrest as Beryl says she tried her best But before Beryl kills With her dire driving skills He insisted she retakes her test The examiner discovered that Aunt Beryl is as blind as a bat So it made perfect sense To decline her licence I’m as pleased as a Cheshire cat! 08/10/21
Form: Limerick

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