Short Glibly Poems

Short Glibly Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Glibly by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Glibly by length and keyword.


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I really should'a read the fine print,
it got hidden by belly button lint,
'cause while I signed it quickly
her lawyer laughed so glibly...
now I'm off doing a thirty-year stint!
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Carnival

carnival -- indoors
instead of outdoors -- has a 
stifling air to it

silk wearing psychic --
mouth with an overbite -- tells
the future glibly

basketball game -- hoops
too small for tossing -- gives a
large dust-covered prize
Form: Senryu

Uncle George

Visibly bald from losing his hair,
lucky uncle explores healthy fare. 

Fresh veggies constrain follicle halt, 
fixing a maturing hairline’s fault.

Vainly Uncle George emits forced yawns 
glibly disarmed as new girlfriend fawns.

April 30, 2020

Contest:  Couplet
Sponsor: Dear Heart
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Rundown

“In a rundown, the runner is in a pickle that could become a rhubarb.” ~ by poet Rundown. He's trapped between bases being pursued by the fielders who glibly smile because they know they have the advantage, to perhaps overtake and tag the beleaguered runner, to foil the run. Rundown.

The Conferance

The Conference in Davos

Davos, men in classy suits, speak fluently
about the ills of the world-
They tell Greta she has to study economic
and coal will be phased out but slowly.

The young wonder why should they study
to get an excellent job in a multinational firm.

Davos, men in elegant suits, speak glibly
of growths, we don’t want more; we like less.
The young know this, we poor elderly too
and it is their future; those in silk suits fail to see.


Hollow

Its simply amazing the way you move your lips forming words which fly off glibly off your tongue for a purpose best known to you Its simply amazing the way your wicked mouth slanders the souls of your friends and foes alike while mouthing sweet nothings in my ear again for a purpose best known to you alone. How vacuous is your smile as your eyes betray deeper meanings which are at once sublime and hollow beyond words beyond meaning.

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