Short Gregarious Poems

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


Green

Gregarious,
Robust and strong,
Equal to the mighty yellow and orange,
Engaging in all genres,
Notably calming and surreal.
Form: Acrostic


Weeping Whispering Willow

Whispering,
Energizing,
Entertaining,
Proud,
Intelligent,
Noble,
Gregarious.


Weeping,
Imaginative,
Landscape,
Life,
Ornamental,
WW.
Form: Name

Premium Member The Wolf of Gershon Howls

Though his tone is quite gregarious
And his intent softly nefarious
He is ever so meek
His tongue in his cheek
His double entendre hilarious
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Smolders

He's so gorgeous, gregarious, and also generous.
He's so fine I actually want to make him all mine.
He's so sexy, so smooth and suave, I adore him when he smolders.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member More LetterKu

Gregarious Giles gladly gathers garnish greens gentle Greta grows.

Haggard Harriet hardly has half her hoppity hare’s health habits.

"Injun" invective incenses indigenous individual.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Suggestion By My Uncle

My young blind date thought he was hilarious
His antics were corny, ridiculously overdone and nefarious
Mother thought he was charmingly gregarious.
Why don’t you date him? Suggested Uncle Darius.
Form: Monorhyme

Quizical Language

Winter weather
Days divine
Honour honourable
Appreciative active
Godly gregarious
Jays jewels
Trees tall
Brave bold
Kindly kept
Luxurious liked
Queenly quizical
Real rhyme

Author: Gwen Meyer-Erlach Schutz

Premium Member Jim Carrey

Jim Carrey 
                                      5/31/2015


The gregarious Mr. Jim Carrey
Crazy comic who makes merry
Seated  on a jury first day trial did start
Smiled, crunched up his face and let out a loud fart
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member wolf trilogy

gregarious wolf
	monogamous mating pair ~
		voracious young yowl

winter feast scarce
	rapacious wolf snuffles snow ~
		nimble hare cowers

alpha female reigns
	wolf pack provides provisions ~
		playful pups gambol
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Treasure Chest of Memories

meandering through
nostalgic eras
of youthful memories
how precious the gift
of a joyful heart

family and friends
longing for summertime
gregarious gatherings
for new memories
to fondly cherish



AP: 2nd place 2020

Road Rage

Roaring round roads raucously  
Orally overtly offending operators
Acrid antagonistic adjectives aired
Defiantly daring distracted drivers

Ranting raving railing
Aggravate annoy atrocious
Gregarious gone Goebbels
Exacerbate engage enrage
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member 18 and 83

Eighteen and eighty-three
Cinema poetry
Wagons precarious
Bandits? Hilarious!
Not so gregarious
Shooting at me! 

Lightning miss yellow hair
Not too bad, pretty fair
Oregon, here we go
Shooting a buffalo
With Sam, Comanche beau
Bison for free!
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: McWhirtle

Amoretti

Amoretti binds crimpled dimple
Eyes fondle gregarious heart
Impressive jasmine kindles love
Mauve nightingale occupy peace
Quixotic relation sustains thrilling 
Utmost virtue wonders xenobiotic
Youthful zeal

©Mahtab Bangalee
Chattogram
07/11/2022
Form: ABC

Premium Member Kiss of Death

KISS OF DEATH full-bodied wine felicitous lipstick smile glistens in goblet gregarious sips ~ rogue wave of purple grape plenipotentiary drink steals Juliet’s kiss 11/4/2017 Rick Parise’s 8 Line Poem Contest Theme: Death
Form: Verse

Premium Member Prayers Said

I awake music vaguely opaque among torrid strands of dna inviting into the spiral spectral array weaving to and fro in gregarious display hypnotized, I can but shake my head I stumble back to bed prayers said Charles Henderson for Night Melody Contest Aug 20, 2012
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Portrait of An Up-And-Coming Young Lady

Many are her faces
          Wry, sly, a twinkle in her eye
        Gregarious, oft-times hilarious
          Not easily intimidated, yet shy...

        Serious, without dreariness
          Considerate, deliberate, AI-literate
        Caring, sharing, even a tad daring
           Her pronouns ~ Me, myself, and I
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Garden Sparrows

 
Since a child, I loved the sparrows in mother's garden, those gregarious brown birds . . . singing together; in chirps, warbles and thrills morn', day, evening ! I would laugh at their dust and water baths, and how, they gather in clumps on branches and flock to eat seeds- I asked father, can we make nesting boxes please ?
Form: Verse

Dogs of S Poor-Division Is Unholy

sanguine pillars of
fabricated strength
leaning on the altar
of gregarious breath
brown dogs are drinking
pages of history written
by the winners of deceit
division is unholy
they are the masters
turning people into enemies
race cast creed color and we
are brainwashed methodically
dogs here are too smart
for those sugar coated
poison
Form:

Premium Member Jen Juggles Her Man

A fast-paced, quick-thinking woman is Jen.
Gregarious and fun, she juggles her men
Tossed and tumbled, all three laugh about it.
Loving her the whole time, for she is a chit.

Happy-go-lucky, fun to be with for sure.
Her motives are good-natured, totally pure.
All think they have a chance, but none know.
She juggles six more beaus down in Buffalo.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The G's Have It

good-looking gorgeous gregarious godmother of mine 
guards graceful gracious grateful great-grandma so fine 
giddy girls giving genuine gumdrops, guiding GIs to Guinea,
Generating ghastly ghostly gibberish unheard by many, 
Gently germinating geometric gelatin a plenty.
Golden goggles glowing good-naturedly
I like these giddy girls who giggle wholesomely.

Premium Member We See Who We See

I saw her as charming, friendly, gregarious, fun.
My sister saw her as the enemy.
I saw her as humorous, delightful, exciting, a kindred spirit.
My cousin saw her as a threat.

I saw him as boring, tedious, bland, banal.
My sister snapped him up as if he was lemon sherbet.
I saw him as annoying, bothersome, a misogynistic, evil bully.
My mother agreed, but my sister and cousin voted for him.

Premium Member Children of the Unnamed

Giant Dragons surround me
The Eagle and the Bear divide me
Above I hardly survive
Below I robustly thrive

Ancient and reclusive
Modern and gregarious
Ancestors my spirit proclaims
My soul weeps for children of the unnamed

Harvest of bitterness of shame

History was unkind
The future can be mine
Rejoin my body whole
Reunite my soul

Before submissive, Now forever bold

No North, No South
One Korea
Form:

Fragile Hearts

Fantastically fickle
Rarely enduring -- ever ephemeral,
Adamantly flexible and footloose
Gregarious, vivacious and effervescent
Irresistible, insuppressible and indestructible, 
Love is all that and more…
Ever needed, ever elusive;

Homing in on fragile hearts, love
Erupts into a rousing passion and
Amplifies raw emotions
Rallying those faint at heart
To overcome an insurmountable
Sisyphean task. 


~10/14/16
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Stranger

Symbolic scattered images of yesterday's 
Tomorrows future not yet promised but at midnight the
Reaper adorned in black embarks on his journey
Amorously seeking a soul to transport filling his quota
Neglecting Life! Whether ill or able The Reaper using his 
Gregarious well aimed manor always lured a lost soul in
Engaging them unknowingly in conversation and than hook baited
Reeled each and every soul with the kiss of Death and a shadows' retreat.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Hieronymus Hippopotamus

Hieronymus the Hippopotamus,
Implied at times that he was xylotomous;
Even claiming to be most gregarious.
Real time though, he loved to be autonomous;
Only decidedly not anonymous;
Not to mention being quite hilarious.
Yet no one found him to be synonymous,
Moreover, with the crudely cantankerous;
Unlikely even to be obstreperous.
Some friends on the Nile found him magnanimous.
Form: Acrostic

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