Short Fit To Be Tied Poems

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Premium Member Dark Side

In the swamps trained a young Jedi guy.
He could run, swim, and biking, could fly.
He was fit to be tied;
His olympic dream died.
In Dagobah, there is no tri.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Mollie

Mollie's gone and lost her brolly,
left it on the bloomin' trolley,
what to do now she's fried,
Mollie's fit to be tied,
unprotected, without any lolly! 


NOTE: for a dear friend!
Form: Limerick

Mollie

...to the one, the only

Mollie's gone and lost her brolly,
left it on the bloomin' trolley,
what to do now, she's tried,
she is fit to be tied,
unprotected, without any lolly!


just in case... brolly=umbrella, lolly=money!
Form: Rhyme

Mollie

Mollie's gone and lost her brolly,
left it on the bloomin' trolley,
what to do now she's fried,
Mollie's fit to be tied,
unprotected, without any lolly! 


NOTE: for a dear friend!
          'lolly' Br. slang for money.
Form: Limerick

Mollie

Mollie's gone and lost her brolly,
left it on the bloomin' trolley,
what to do now she's fried,
Mollie's fit to be tied,
unprotected, without any lolly! 

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Notes:

brolly = umbrella
lolly = money
bloomin' = friggin'  

for the uninitiated...
Form: Limerick


Night Dive (From a Bird's Perspective)

With an ebony plunge in the sea tonight
With the sky in a rage and fit to be tied
emerging opacity sleeps in my eyes-
clouds to be burned at the seams
WIth a storm iron grey on the tip of my tongue
With wings, liquid wings as I take the plunge
emerging with silver flips licking my mouth-
on a night of insatiable hunger.

Premium Member Which Witch

Which witch left this behind? We all asked with wonder.
The coach was fit to be tied, her voice sounded like thunder.
Approved witch wear meant stockings of red and white.
These colorful stockings were lovely, pretty much out-of-sight.

Do you think this striped hat was left by the same girl?
The coach asked this with a dastardly lip kind of curl.
We all kept our mouths shut, because we knew it was probably Wee.
She made our soccer team happy with her enthusiastic personality.
Form: Rhyme

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