Short Gorged Poems

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Limerick: Shrinks, Part 2

Once attending professional course
Shrinks attempted to fix mind flaws
They gorged on cocaine
But primitive brain
Has failed to achieve sacred pause
Form: Limerick


Clear Warning

Stan was one of those insensitive blokes, 
who gorged on Jerusalem artichokes,
when gas formed in his gut,
he thanked God for a butt...
now the entire USA gags and chokes.
Form: Limerick

Battering Ram and Soda Bread

73 Exhumed Creative Engineers Tear Chubby Soliferrum and biscotti

93 Diseased Stewardesses Smack Bemused Ballista and tea cake

83 Gorged Piano Teachers Teach Damp Axe and éclair

GIVE PAUSE

GIVE PAUSE

All breaks come due
Every filled gorged hour
In just known little moments
Never one pertinent question
Raising some tension, usually vocally
When x-raying your zip
Form: ABC

Premium Member Red Queen

Red Queen

I plunge my gorged soul
into your rabbit hole
looking for a red queen
perfumed in between
the sexes not binary
a lovely green fairy
smooth and perfumed
Love always doomed.
Form: Rhyme


Eater

I have gorged myself since I was young, occupying the uppermost rung of the swallowing clique, and to stay thin and sleek I exert my key muscle — the tongue.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Help From Above!

Help From Above!


there once was a Man from Rangoon
who gorged 'till he he resembled a balloon
between bites he did spy
his personal trainer from the sky
with results-  made the ladies swoon!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Skiny-Ma-Link

Well how about this, it's been more than a week Haven't gorged on goodies or junk food to speak What a good soul I am I'm my number one fan I'll be a skiny-ma-link before next week
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Skinny-Ma-Link

Well how about this, it's been more than a week Haven't gorged on goodies or junk food, to speak What a good soul I am I'm my number one fan Soon I'll be a skinny-ma-link which I doth seek
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Dessert Girl

Once a "good girl" who gorged after dinner

on desserts, Sue lost weight and got thinner.

Guys are asking her out

and without any doubt,

Sue's become THEIR dessert - luscious sinner!


Aug. 29, 2019
Form: Limerick

Death Sentence

Stark,
naked,
bare,
stare.

Full,
pull,
forced,
gorged.

hammered,
stammered,
grammered,
wrote.

logical,
symmetrical,
spherical,
formatted,

delivered,
couriered,
in cell,
was the death sentence.

Greed

GREED
In life he gorged on this and that Rich in calories, rich in fat. And now he lies beneath the ground In a plot twice as wide as those around 26th June 2022 Greed poetry contest Sponsor - Margarita Lillico
Form: Quatrain

Dangerous - My Eye

Brushed past the damp ti-tree - felt a clinging to my eye.
I tried to wipe the cling away - too late! I realize.
A leech is connected to the white. I could not stop its bloody feed.
It gorged itself before release - leaving my eye to bleed.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Little Prince Buttercup

Little prince buttercup

How dare you gorge me with those eyes
I am royalty standing alone
My beautiful body being gorged by you 
There take that see how you like it
You ugly beast 
Maybe that will teach you a lesson 
With messing with me

Come Sail Away

~~~
The pitch o' night her captain feared
her leeward pending doom

November's raging breath
ensnared
to daunting reef she loomed

Her belly shattered
pitched and gorged
as raging swells
reclaim

The drift of break
flew
blizzard cold
~
Come Sail Away...
her name
~
© Rex Mccoy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Lover Estranged

Lover Estranged


A man spurned and estranged 
is a man violently deranged.

Hopeless, helpless and enraged
he leaves everything ravaged.

For, he looks not in his heart
to pick an' right the wrong part,

gloating on the gorged heart-
by a boomerang o' Cupid's dart!


31st Aug' 2013
Form: Couplet

The Mice Plague

A fat cat from Ararat
Ate too many mice and there she sat,
I have gorged myself I do confess,
My stomach is in great distress.

All I can do is sit and stare
As mice pass by without a care,
There's only so much one cat can do,
Perhaps the farmer might need two.


-more poems like this can be found at:
kidscomedypoetry.com.au
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Language

There is a language
in earth and in trees
that pushes from deep
upwards to where words
become form in leaf 
and blossom unfolding 
in air with open mouths –

a language that takes your breath
and fills you full as if all love
was held gorged, cupped 
in a pendent spasm 
and to move would make
you burst and fill
the air with pollen.

Ocean of Emotions

Drive into the ocean
of my emotions.
Tuck in, like a Sunday roast,
gorged and full; you are satisfied.

I resemble Christmas Day,
gifts a dozen, wrapped elegantly—
silver and red, ribbons and bows.
I keep giving and giving and giving.

A smile delicately laced across my face,
you never question the silver plate,
abundant with treasure;
you take and take and take.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member For the Great Burrito

Every bean that I addressed
solemnly pledged to do his best
for the great burrito.

By God, I told them, they were blessed,
that they were better than the rest,
and sliced an avocado.

I poured them into a pot, inside, 
and boiled them until they cried,
declaring them finito.

I played a bugle and I sighed,
"how sad that they had died",
and gorged on my burrito.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Goddess of Eagles

My child, I bestow blessings for your flight this evening, of the gorged moon. May golden wings keep you aloft; tranquil sailing upon the balmy breeze. I charge you with power to protect all countries beneath your wings. Remember you are the great one Eagle, the pride of my winged offspring, I bless you... fly forever free.

Premium Member Negative Thoughts

Negative Thoughts Miracle Man 1/26/2024 My advanced years is teaching me, about looking back & questioning why? I made some rational decision one day, that now, years later, has no retry. But delving into some past decision, is powerless to correct any perceived wrong. So I’ve gorged on what life has plated, at a cafe where I’ve felt I didn’t belong.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Seven Sins of Why

Boiled in international broth soiled by an internal sloth emphasizing the epiphany gorged by an internal gluttony salivating a want to succeed griped by an internal greed creative moments of clarity enveloped by an internal envy triumph built on trust lynched by an internal lust paved to form a new path wasted by an internal wrath collective thoughts collide pilloried by an internal pride

The Moon

It seems a deceit of the light,
in the day the Queen of the night,
she sits as in a dream untrue,
drowning slowly in the blue.

Gently moves toward the east
to sip where sun has gorged its feast,
her deep black robe with shining gems
divested out of her true realm.

Now lost within the azure skies
with pale lit face she naked flies
to rob the sun and give day flight,
open the doorway into night.
Form: Rhyme

Eggs

Evolve my glory
Golden from beginning dust
Grand fusion of love

I want to tell tales
In wet corridors of flesh
Mining for the yolk

First breakfast suckled 
There after the spasm of joy
You think you know me

I outswam them all
Seven seas on stairs of love
The first wet greeting

Delicious embrace
In the golden center cracked
Shell brittle like dream

Embrace me, wet child
Gorged upon the fruited breast
Gleaming glee of flesh.
Form: Senryu

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