Short Fleeced Poems

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Premium Member Fleeced!

There was a fine ram from Green Gable
Who ran on the union label.
But, his skin was fleeced
Cause no pockets he’s greased
And he ended up cooked on the table.
Form: Limerick


Uncle Sam's Family (Limerick)

When I turned eighteen I met old Sam
and he looked as gentle as a lamb 
but then his family
bore down quite hard on me
greased me, fleeced me took my money! Damn!
Form: Limerick

Sheep Shepherds (We Ain'T Much Smarter)

You fixin' to get CLIPPED (clueless beast!)
Or dismembered for a mutton feast
Make a break from your breeders
Don't follow lyin' leaders!
Or you gonna' get FLEECED (at the least!)

***For Carolyn's Contest
Form: Limerick

Sulaman the Magnificent

I drove onto a motorway,
70 mph middle of the road me,
Middle lane,
Overtake only when necessary,
Then on the otherside,
Slapping his huge stomach and laughing,
Was Sulaman the magnificent,
Fleeced on either side by elephants.
Form:

Premium Member Pale Echo

Once upon a time
a tree was crowned with pink blossoms
red robes and chimes.

One by one they ceased to exist.
branches bared -cold as bone
melodies lay fleeced.

Stream gathering souls
song burnished with pale echo 
pool of silenced dreams.
Form: Haiku


In Dappled Moonlight

In moon’s dappled light
Through Fall-fleeced leaves of a tree,
I find two bugs fight…

In and off my sight,
Now in and then in blocked light,
Me in anxiety, 

I fret my frailty
And moon’s blocked by a big cloud,
What a time to shroud!
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Triple Haikus |28.06.2021|
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Quiet Night

How well I know this place 
with its multicolored, sloping gardens 
and glittering, fountained pools 
but its beauty is fleeced by repetition

Loneliness tests the resolution of the young
with our howling appetite to experience 
and be shaped by exposures.

Like the gleaming barrel of a gun,
the clock points at nothing
and the crimson sunset leads 
to another empty, quiet night.

Zacchaeus

Curious of Jesus and so he could see
little Zacchaeus climbed up a tree.
     Jesus passing that way
     looked up and did say,
“Into your house you'll give welcome to me.”

“From where comes his wealth?” Some grumblers did groan.
“I'll give half to the poor of all that I own;
     those I've fleeced moreover
     repay four times over.”
To him that day salvation was known.

Luke 19.1-10
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Advice, Consent, and Dissent

During the campaign of 1860
  a young girl wrote Abe Lincoln a letter
She told him he looked too boyish
  to be Pres. With a beard, he'd do better

Lincoln gave it some thought and declared
  She's right! I'm grateful someone cared...

Eight score years later, a brave soul told Mr. Trump
  If he'd just wear a mask, his support would increase
But Mr. Trump didn't listen; he's no Abraham Lincoln
  You know what happened: In the end he got fleeced
Form: Rhyme

This path

The path is clear
But the intentions are blocked
Will wait for an answer
Before the question is thought

With all my being
Ive been torn and rought 
My blades are sharp
To sharpen them tho i fought



There is no wager that can't be fleeced 
Or journey that can't be dreamed
A path of a thousand paths
But one fulfilled can be deemed

It would with the greatest of feelings
It would hope for the redeemed 
But my journey's end is violence
Will not fulfill what it seems
Form: Sonnet

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