Short Fling Poems
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Fling me into the stratosphere
I will wave when I arrive
Shoot me out of a cannon, Dear.
I promise to give you a big high five!
A Scot of the fearsome Black Watch
Regrettably drank all the Scotch
His wife made it clear
She did not like beer
With a fearsome kick to his crotch.
Come on Spring
Lets have a fling
You bring the sun
And I'll bring the fun
Bite Size Poem no.37 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Line Gauthier
2/18/22
I went to the morgue with a wreath
They told me she's down on the heath
My troublesome mask
Just ruined my task
Wreath in hand, I tossed down my teeth!
Risotto with shrimp and peas
Grilled romaine with pears
Lemon rolls with raspberry jam
Crisp Sauvignon Blanc
Strawberry –Rhubarb Pie
A warm breeze
Friends!
Last Fling
'tween spring and winter
shines the most brilliant of times
autumn's last-fling glow
Sandra M. Haight
Tropical springtime
Disney World is in full swing
Welcome Florida
Another carefree weekend
With family and good friends
June 4, 2021
Steamy sultry night
Stars and lovers hearts ablaze
Midnight encounter
Copyright © 2009 Lena “Lolita” Townsend
Inspired by Abe Lopez ~ Haiku Seasons Contest
She was having a fling with the elves
She would catch them alone by themselves
Then behind Santa’s back
She would hit the old sack
She was lining them up by the twelves
Yes, I will buy you a diamond ring
and a canary that hops and sings
ring a ding ding
lets have a fling
I'll kiss your feathers/caress your wings
Hello dear Jan how are you doing
Are you still dancing the highland fling
Once tried it in vain
Difficult with a cane
This oldie has a broken his mainspring
for Jan Allison
You fling words
with the same concern
as skimming stones
offhandedly
and
unenlightened
not once
recognizing
the escalating consequences
upon the delicate ecosystems
of the human psyche
A wind in the trees, a breeze in the air
Leaves borne on the wind with color and flair
The trees are on fire, in yellows and reds
The forest’s last fling before going to bed
Ring from a Cracker Jack box,
Neck chain made of twine,
Lapel pin of cardboard and paste,
See, my wealth I don't waste
So you threw it out, by mistake,
I'd hardly question why,
Easy enough to reproduce,
Cheap enough to buy.
When the future was my friend
I would think about the past
And how things between us
Would never be the same
But now that some time has passed
And slowly reaching the end
I have never wanted nothing more
Than to reignite the flame
Form:
spings equinox shines;
lights the fly flowing past me
season greets skies
~
ants crawling on tracks
concrete, dirt, grass, centipede
by my feet beneath
4/10/26
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2026
Preview
Summer fling
Crimson
Blazing through
Velvet
Fog of May
Flirty
Champagne blush
Rosy
Kisses cling
Ruby
Jewels of
July
Sweetly rare
Strawberries.
5/19/19
For Charlieku New Form contest
Sponsor: Charles Messina
Spring Fling
In the midst of the instinct to mate
she went sniffing around for a date
and once on the scent
all her energy spent
succumbed to spring’s arduous fate
John G. Lawless
3/4/2015
submitted to – Spring Forward – Poetry Contest
sponsor – Debbie Guzzi
SPRING WINTER FLING
yet still winter
But there're some warm days
Still, it's winter
seen robins in trees
climate mild
temperature high
2/22/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Lune Poetry Type
3/5/3 Words Count
5/3/5 Syllable Count
Jack And Sue's Fling In Park
Jack wanted to hit the ball with Sue
Though his bat was small he liked to woo
Sue liked long fly balls
Ones that hit the walls
When Jack took his swing Sue played it through
5/15/23
Funny, Bawdy or Humorous Limerick Poetry Contest
Sponsor-Tania Kitchin
Palm trees cover the fence line
water, warm, kisses the air
the lawn chair so inviting
flip flops echo wild laughter
an old radio jamming
sunglasses hold the sunlight
a bag full of summer reads
aloe to cool down your heart
a beach towel of memories
the pool closed for the season
Flower to flower like bird or bee
Absorbing sun power riding blue breeze
Solar smile sensual singing song
Attraction chemical mental stringing along
Time is on your side it is early spring
Pheromone delight eyes enchanting
Careful romeo or you’ll plant many seeds
Starting with Juliette ending with Eve
We met so suddenly once in a dream,
I never know what they mean,
I knew you were real when you told me your name,
Like most dreams, I cannot remember.
Voices so familiar, not once before heard,
We'd never spoken a word,
Though enough to ignite, through the night, lovers' flame,
I awoke by the cruel dying embers
Spring Fling
Skipping rocks,
and late-night talks...
Laughing,
and playing...
blowing bubbles,
drifting in the wind...
Kites with longs strings,
and bells that ring,
for everything...
The joy of my heart,
was your face from the start.
I could do nothing less,
than love you!
A. Foster, Ann Foster, Annette Foster
I saw a Pterodactyl on the wing.
And thought, “Isn't that the craziest thing?”
It then swooped down upon me,
put its talons upon me.
Asking, “Sailor, are you up for a fling?”
I nodded, yes. What else could I do?
So then up, up and away we flew.
We dove and then soared
until it then got bored
and flung me in a pile of its poo.
1/23/21