Short Galloped Poems
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a man with legs of a tree
galloped like nonsense set free
a flip and a flop
and high over top
a barn full of revelry.
Regally she turned her head
Flicking her tongue into the morning mist
Tasting cologne in the wind
She gracefully galloped into the woods
Poor Tom did not know how to ride,
Encouraged, the first time he tried,
But the horse was mad,
It galloped being glad,
Down the brook letting Tom to glide.
The King lashed his horse with the rein
And galloped up front in the rain
When he lifted his sword
It was, 'Farewell my Lord'
For that was the end of his reign
on his regal waves
galloped by my gallant knight
marvel to behold
his daintiness is a prize
I wish for a tandem ride
March 8, 2015 7.30 pm
At the crossroad
I was knocked down
by a speeding horse.
Off it Galloped ,
his mane flowing.
"Oh, harbinger of hope,
please tell them,
I lie broken
awaiting for their help."
The steed of spirit I mounted
And galloped to the end of time
Passing through the eras of reality
Reached the world sublime!
© Demetrios Trifiatis
20 November 2016
The spirit of divine trust I rode
And galloped to the end of Time
The planes of doubt I conquered
For to reach Your love sublime!
© Demetrios Trifiatis
12 November 2016
My fantasy’s stallion I rode and galloped amongst
The mystic stars
Soon
The constellation of my dreams I reached where
Reality lingers!
© Demetrios Trifiatis
18 September 2015
The spirit of divine trust I rode
And galloped to the end of Time
The planes of doubt I have conquered
Approaching thus God's love sublime!
© Demetrios Trifiatis
30 September 2021
Jack's Horses Blossom
jack carried his new beau onto the bed
and his horses galloped to break bread
pasture noises a hoarse
rhyming oats on course
all introductions inside, jack rose ahead
connie pachecho
4/10/18
As Jimmy rode his broomstick pony
I'm Roy Rogers he would yell
With silver pistols at the ready
He was the good guy you could tell
No horse theif dared to face him
As he galloped across the kitchen floor
Roy Rogers is my hero
Even if he's ony four
Three fireflies arrested on suspicion of arson
Two horseflies galloped of into the sunset
A butterfly landed lightly on the toast
The houseflies awaited the delivery from Door Dash
The dragonfly went out for a Knight on the town
The May fly may not
Six faeries surround me with a laugh,
During my walk home on the garden path
We galloped, sang, whirled, danced and skipped.
With these little entities, who could be blue?
Why did they surround me this day in the sun?
Easy, one said. We heard you were lots of fun.
You left me standing there
With that silly face grin
Once again you out-shined
A sunny blue sky day
Laughing as you galloped.
Laughing as you galloped,
I watched you disappear.
What your love did to me,
Left with that silly grin
My pain, cutting deeply.
Cynthia
ah that Joe was with us on the drive,
when we galloped with the bullocks,
side by side,
and turned em up a dusty draw,
they milled around through dust we saw,
now winded they'd set right,
another sleepless night,
for sure....
re Joe Mavericks "Noonlight to Moonlight"
Don
White Knight gallantly galloped
swiftly 'pon his black steed
to discernibly save the day,
pretty perky princess 'twas awe stricken
with the well endowed stallion,
they trotted abruptly into the future - -
presumptively, the knight retired to the dark side
Filippa loved her bright-eyed horse.
His name was Fred, his mane was coarse.
They galloped back and forth to school.
When shoes got loose, she’d use a tool.
Filippa’s Fred was loyal and fine.
He was sixteen, and she was nine.
Swedish, they both loved life.
She played a flute. He played a fife.
Mirroring salted sweat of limes.
Dreadful long march creeped and galloped.
No home seek looms.
A half way of death.
Quadruped war for nothing.
Tremor feet seek a poplar silhouette.
Shaded shadow similar to angel's wing.
Rain, snow, wind, sunlight , eyes dropped.
Mom, our mansard roof missed us.
The crystal slipper was huge, enormous size,
Seeing the shoe, the prince felt paralysed.
He cried out: - To marry on her I have not any guts,
What have you done Perrault, I see you are nuts?
Prince jumped on a horse, so frightened and pale,
He galloped away for better or worse- to more suitable tale.
Men with moral fiber filled their cups.
To celebrate that night’s success.
Through darkness to the palace,
bold stallions had galloped,
to make right a wrong.
Reunited,
Robinhood
was set
free.
ã June 11, 2012
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
Written for Poetry Soup Member Contest: Imagination
Sponsored by: Nette Onclaud
Brutish bison stepped on my left foot today
Making me less merry, forcing me to delay
It weighed a ton, so what could I do?
I yelled “Get off of my tennis shoe!”
Skittish bison got startled and galloped away
My toe is broken, bleeding, its nail is turning gray.
So, I cannot come over for my play date today.
Maybe you should invite my cousin Jay.
Peace and Love to You
Like the blazing rays of sunshine
Following the torrid rains,
You flashed into my life
Dissipating the darkness
Of weary times—
Lassoing your rainbow,
I rode over the arch of delusion
And galloped down into the radiant
Bliss of life anew; dancing
An ebony and ivory melody
Tried and true:
Peace and Love from me to you.
Ryan Ran Away
Ryan romped, stomped and galloped away;
Did swing and sway returning another day;
Wisconsin cheese;
Should say please,
And with his absent mind still tries to play.
Jim Horn
He had modest mother who was a plucker;
Someone with stick of sucker had stuck her;
Broke yoke;
And no joke;
Chicken not steak then we would chuck her.
Jim Horn
Mona Lisa here Today
My heart galloped into my mouth
My eyes blinked rapidly in awe
Seconds I was neither alive nor dead
As I gaped at a lily meadow-sweet
Seated right there at the high table
One could tell from appearance
That it was not the lily of the bushes
Nor the meadow-sweets of the valleys
But Mona Lisa with a mission
To break every strong man’s heart