Short Greece Poems
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Justice Barr-Nunn and his nice niece
Went on a vacation to Greece
Under the covers
Justice discovers
The Original Golden Fleece
A Greek flag torn
Flailing in the warm winds
From the Orthodox dome
Church bells toll
A roadside lizard pauses
By the bins
A cop on the Doughnut Diet
Persuaded his wife to try it
As if it were fate
They both ate and ate
Because they loved grease and fry it
300 fierce warriors of Greece
Believed they could conquer Cochise
The Book of Life said
He was already dead
And autopsied by Warren Peace
Rome Greece and China love a quatrain.
Four stanzas is how it has to be.
Stingy poets only give us three.
This one is Italian from my brain.
the dancing will go on for hours in Greece
we are younger and prettier here
after a bottle of pinot we are more clever too
and our dates get prettier
The glory that is Greece
the grandeur that is Rome
A wise man trades it all ~
for the warmth and comfort
he calls home
Her third day in Greece
She opened up the doors to the veranda
Today is perfection in temperature and sunlight.
She headed toward a white lounger, glad to be alive
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There once lived a lady in Greece
Who was always in trouble with police
Walking around nude
Like a cow, she mooed
Offering youngun's a taste of her t(r)eats
The blue light of the late shop
A tired face in the aquarium glow
Hands reaching for cigarettes
and cold drinks
Artificial consolation
For those lost
in the night world
giggling greta a girl bee from Greece
lollygagged luxuriously on a lady bug beast
buzzing wuzzing worker bees gave her no peace
But she did not care, as her feelings were creased.
?A grumpy grandpa (from Greece), gruff and gray,
is grazing on a grain of grass, graceful.
He’s grumbling that the grim grave is growing
greater and greedily greeting his grasp.
Sometimes I'm dream of a woman in her blossom,
With no prejudice and with an attractive bosom.
If you will ask me:- Why do you need this?
Simply to talk about amphorae of ancient Greece!
Greece's sun is warmer than other suns
her floral and fauna are prettier
she is the place where dreams come true
every doorway hides a story of love
it is the place where people go to be whole
marvelous ambiance, first vacation with preteen
waiter tells us the sea is called Thalassa here
Mediterranean Sea right? She giggles, flirting.
All is terrific until she discovers kleftiko is lamb.
In Greece there once lived a great seer
named Tiresias. He had no peer
who could see quite as deep
while awake or a sleep.
So he purchased junk bonds every year.
diamonds of blue
sparkling blanket on water
mystical magical feeling
sigh of relief
stress slides off my back
i am in Greece
island of love
enjoying best fruits possible
best vacation of my life
There once lived a lady in Greece
Who was always in trouble with police
Walking around nude
Like a cow she mooed
Offering young Greeks a taste of her t(r)eats
© Jack Ellison 2015
So; I divulge to the moon.
I demonstrate eternal life
I divulge credentials
When will I be proud
When will I be happy
I am unhappy
I want to digress and plug
What shall I do
I will digress
I want to go to Greece
Humans are said to be social beasts,
A concept blended in Greece.
It seeps into the crumpled eyes,
Flowing down heavily through the body.
A solo artist, scattering unique wildness,
Is like a gentle breeze.
There was a young lady from Clyde
Whose skin was all puffy and dried
She smeared it with grease
Suntanned it in Greece
And now it's all puffy and fried
6-30-19
Contest:Humorous Limerick
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
G-ood
R-eminiscing
E-liminates
E-very
C-hilling
E-ffect
D-riving
O-bscure
M-emories
A-way
R-emembering
I-n
S-olitude
Topic: Birthday of Greece Dom Aris de Luna (May 10)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
all the bins were out
skies had turned to charcoal grey
as I grabbed my coat
walking in the rain
my mind on fiscardo bay
where its warm and dry
couldn't help dreaming
of hot grecian sun in may
on recycling day
As enchanting as the sea,
is your beauty;
farthest my eyes can see,
is Greece embracing unity.
From the farthest south,
a prince in his youth,
will come and offer you gifts
that will end all your Kingdom's rifts.....