Short Gram Poems

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Premium Member A Gram Of

A gram of a good deed is worth more than a myriad grams of good intentions!  





 
© Demetrios Trifiatis
     09 February 2016
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Joyful Phat Gram

Joyful phat gram with her cheeks so full
Was eating up an entire grape jelly roll
We did not say a word as she fed her cheeks
She fell and rolled down the hill for several weeks
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member GRAM

Grace was more than just her given name,
Ready always to provide for friends and neighbors~
And so her kindness was proclaimed, 
My grandmother, worthy now of God's own favors.
Form: Name

Gram Girl

A pretty brown frame make for the perfect picture and on the gram with melanin, its the little brown bewitcher. With that black girl magic, and curves like a pitcher. Take a swing, her spell is mean, who really wouldnt wanna get her?
Form:

Premium Member Mono Gram #3

the poetry slam - pen viva voce

NOTE: A mono gram is a one line epigram style poem of not more than 17 
syllables with a humourous/witty ,ironic or enigmatic theme. or thought or 
contrast.Think of a senryu in contrast to a haiku.
Form: Epigram


Premium Member Mono Gram #2

global village voice - a dialect of babel

NOTE: A mono gram is a one line epigram style poem of not more than 17 
syllables with a humourous/witty ,ironic or enigmatic theme. or thought or 
contrast.Think of a senryu in contrast to a haiku.
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Mono Gram #1

mene tekel peres - calligraphic prescience.

NOTE: A mono gram is a one line epigram style poem of not more than 17 
syllables with a humourous/witty ,ironic or enigmatic theme. or thought or 
contrast.Think of a senryu in contrast to a haiku.
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Tauto Letter Alliteration-Gram

Bare
Black
Beginnings,
Backgrounds 
Being
Brightly
Beautifully
Brilliant
Beats
Busily
Becoming
Bravely
Behaved
Blissfully, 
But blue


10/23/19
Tautogram Poems Poetry Contest
Alliteration poetry form only.
Sponsored by: Eve Roper
Form: Tautogram

Premium Member My Gram

She kicked the doctor, she kicked the nurse
She hit them both with her designer purse.
She ran from the orderly, and she was fast.
I said "Hi Grams!" as she darted on past.
She punched my arm but kept on running.
Last I saw her she was in the buff, sunning.
age
Form: Rhyme

Posing For the 'Gram

in improbable scenarios I like to prance about
filtered to the max with an enormous pout
my fingernails are fake and so are my giant boobs
I'm promoting useless product that I will never use 
I'll say anything to get more followers on the ‘gram 
I’m a narcissist unaware of how ridiculous I am
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lip-O-Gram

In today’s crazy, topsy-turvy world, you do what you gotta do, pick up jobs as you can, but I must say it is a bit awkward to do your job taking ‘grams door-to-door only to find that you must land a kiss on your boss’s lips…
————— an ‘e’ lipogram that will not be delivered to any contest doors… :-)
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

I Love You Gram

Deep inside the misty trees
I see the wind and hear the breeze,
I know you're here I feel it's you
within my heart I know it's true,
The day you passed the pain was so deep
night after night I cried myself to sleep,
I know that your free and out of pain
I hope it washed away like rain,
A part of you I know I am
so again and again I Love you Gram.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Mono Gram Sequence #a

furnishings make the house - possessions make it home
                                                    -
possessions make the house - family make it home
                                                     -
family makes the house - children make it  home
                                             -
children make the house - devotion  makes it home
                                            -
devotion makes the house - love makes it home
Form: Epigram

Premium Member A gram of man for eternity

I wrap myself in the blanket of my nothingness
Falling asleep with the thought of immortality,
I am a nobody walking through the Universe,
With my quiver of tears and poems.

From the door of my dead galaxy
I send the world a pile of notebooks,
In them, I wrote all my thoughts
To be read by future generations.

A gram of man for eternity,
A small book in the world of books,
I will leave it for all mankind
For in it are all my human dreams.

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