Short Flocked Poems

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Premium Member The White Tiger

White with wonder, I stay locked
When it thunders, I lay shocked!

People all around me flocked,
But everyday I fell mocked!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Stones

Rolling Stones needed no pheromones. They rocked and gals flocked! Written 4/8/14 For Just Ten Words Contest
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member The Hallowed Night

Above the moon flocked, steepled pines
     Eternal sky - the hallowed night
      Celestial alms of grand designs
    Sing silent psalms in ancient light
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Do Not Squander Today

touch flocked wallpaper
smell pink tulips
scream your absolute joy
taste salt and sugar
be as awake as you can be
every day is a gift
do not squander it
day

Premium Member The Participant

Participant in a contest
Unknown to many and modest
Hundreds flocked vying for Best Make-up Artist
And only one won from the list
A mortician from the West
Form: Limerick


Premium Member A Winter Scene

a snow flocked pine tree . . . dozens of bright cardinals decorate its limbs 11/02/2010 for Michelle Faulkner's A Succinct Treat Poetry Contest
Form: Haiku

Sentimental You

<                                      amidst flocked needles ...
                                        woven ornament strewn ...
                                               a star is ... born
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Each Li'L Peak

Once was a handsome young fellow you know Girlies flocked round to see my parts down below Being quite discreet Charged for each peek Soon became wealthy with a whole harem to show
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Each Li'L Peek

Used to be a handsome young fellow you know Girlies flocked round to see my parts down below Being quite discreet Charged for each peek Soon became wealthy with a whole harem to show
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Quintessential Romantic Mirror

Victorian mirror was extraordinarily romantic
women who discovered her were never disappointed
their wishes came true after her purchase
men flocked to them, for their desirability was heightened
a hundredfold

Hunter Joe

Long time ago in town of El Paso 
there's a handsome cowboy named Hunter Joe.
Charming as Buffalo Bill,
his mere looks could even kill; 
Ladies flocked him like a wild Wild West show. 

May 1, 2023 

A Funny Or Bawdy Limerick Poetry Contest (4th place) 
Sponsored By: Tania Kitchin
Form: Limerick

A Funny Rhyme For Kids

ruby the ram
met larry the lamb
to frolic in the fields 
as they would hop
they came to a stop
because they met some eels
they slithered and scurried
and the two friends hurried
because they didn't want to get shocked
they pounced and ran
screamed as fast as they can
and all of the eels flocked
Form: Rhyme

Eagle's Watch

the sky is crystal blue Lake Michigan the same down the Eagle flew to catch his game he dropped his fish dinner upon the riverbank sea gulls flocked near the winner for any scrap he did not take as we gort a closer look he was spooked and flew away he perched upon the knotty Jackpine and watched us play
Form: Rhyme

Heart of a Flower

The wind might howl.
The air might chill the spine of leaves.
The sky is a theatre of tragedy and
despair. The fateful romance of gods.
I flocked to the Sun with Dandelion seeds.
The hopes and wonder of Icarus.
And as dried bones of summer 
trembled from branches, I found my courage.
For a while, I forgot my human heart.

As in the days of Noah

God the Father is not mocked
Jesus the Son is not mocked

The transgender have flocked to the last supper
Blasphemy from the enemy
The Blood of Jesus is the remedy
Yet the sign of Noah is clear
We do not fear 
Jesus Christ will return!

God the Father is not mocked
Jesus the Son is not mocked

Mark Frank

Copyright 2024
© Mark Frank  Create an image from this poem.

Forward

Embellishment content
is sired not ~ nor is full extent
flocked sternly, the construed resent
is oft the wandering mind's consent!

To view the atrophy's invent
is vague and apprehension's sent
my heart awakening, so alert
looks forward, while all knees are bent ~

with prayers of useless saming's vent
looks forward . . . loving's implement!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Gullible Sheep

Gullible sheep that flocked to the polls

     Were wooed by promises of lofty goals

          Hope they are happy

               With leaders so sappy

                    Pray next election attracts saner souls

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(© All Rights Reserved)

Fourth Place Win In Carolyn Devonshire's "Follower or Leader" Contest - June 2010
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Girl's Tree- Concrete




             


          
                              a
                      flocked tree
                   white in its color
                golden-ruby ornaments 
             stands profoundly majestic
            loved by a once very small girl
                            me


                    

                 December 2, 2019
Form: Concrete

Dead

Dead's he who binds himself in his own cage 
Who lets his love consumed by his own rage 
Like withered pile of leaves in yellow wood 
Where flies flocked to tear its flesh where it stood 

For, deadened heart is as good as the dead 
Like a log that just lies in its own bed 
Like a flesh filled with aches but does not bleed 
But inside, worms of pride gather to feed 

1st place
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Knox News

they had heard the owl was wise
his intelligence was mediocre at best
his ideas were not even his own
He got them from Knox News

If Knox recommended meal worms
Owl ate meal worms
If Knox said the sky was red
Owl thought the sky was red

a fowl ruled by suggestions and subliminal clips
Owl was wise in no way
Yet many flocked to his tree to ask his advice
Sent there by Knox News

Miguel

he knows what they want he always figures it out miguel of the south as the days went by the masses grew in number they tore down the walls they flocked from the hills and from the moors in the south from the regal halls they saw the whole thing beheld the proclamation the solemn promise then he woke up hardly a truck to be found dang me, oh, dang me
Form: Haiku

Trav is off his Head

Speedster ranks fully stocked

The Barmy Army's flocked

Baz Ball glock fully cocked


BUT


Hilariously knocked vicariously docked

Variously rocked nefariously socked

Tell still reeling from feeling shell shocked


SO


Even with the WACA's gates locked

Snazzy Baz jazz's been blocked

Ben's men buzz has been mocked


WHY

Travis seriously deliriously peacocked!
Form: Monorhyme

A Door Locked Is a Gun Cocked

A door with a strong key locked
Is a room outrightly blocked!
So, in which space had folks flocked
When darkest eleven clocked?

Not a door at which one knocked,
For stubborn key one has mocked:
The picture: a room with wares stocked
By one who had a ship docked,
All its windows well-shuttered
For a privacy not shattered…

A door with a strong key locked
Is a double-barreled gun cocked.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member She Saw Well Beyond Her Flesh Years

the seeing child 
exotic and special
an old soul

she had a history
unknown to those unenlightened
understood by the others

she saw well beyond her flesh years
the villagers flocked to her
asking for her advice

she was the shaman of their village
at earth age eight
understanding better than most

sharing a soul past
with those who would listen
more often those who were willing to hear

Your True Value and Identity

The organ that once played
Melodious music is now quiet
The altar, where once the faithful  
Flocked now stands empty
Priests have changed their roles
They referee and judge
The games people play
Dare not defy them!
Vain are such efforts!
Vain are their building projects!
Vain is their property business!
Your identity is in worship
Through worship, you will find
Your true value and identify!

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