Short Hunt Down Poems

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I See Some Said Las's Manners Died

I See Some Said Las's Manners Died

Am afraid inappropriate words rhyme with stunt,
I prefer not to hunt down so I shunt to be blunt,
Walking death,
In each breath,
Or have to punt though sure am such a little runt.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


1:18 Am

I am a bird of prey.
I will hunt down the timid
And devour them with my hooked beak.
I will find the weak
And rip them open with my talons.
I am the falcon.
I am the rabbit.
I will leave my own remains
For the scavengers
And fly home.

Premium Member Their Emotions He Stirred

Caesar preferred to be quietly interred

  But to Antony his friend he deferred --
 
With Rome's citizenry Antony conferred

  Spurred them on with the passion of his words

Masterfully, did he their emotions stir --

  They'd hunt down and kill the conspirators, sure
Form: Monorhyme

Laughing Dog

I met a dog with big mouth
it closed its eyes and laughed
it was because I had beard
when it turned around
its curved horn was gone
the big mouth was sliced
a cat cut the horn, sliced mouth
“No more laughter, no smiling
every action must be cruel,
I must hunt down the cat
and bark at men in darkness”,
dog confessed.

Premium Member Spring Hunting

In springtime the rabbits in our canyon
                                  Produce with prolific abandon
                                      Our dogs take up chase
                                     To hunt down post haste
                               But never can catch up or bag one.







Written on 2/16/2015
Limerick
Form: Limerick


Curiosity

Curiosity is the spark 
that ignites
as the match strikes;
Producing a blaze
that burns deep within the heart
of a man so wanting to unleash
the ardor which resides inside 
that blue flammable beauty.
To vehemently hunt down truth,
soon cajoles and entices
even the tiniest flying moth;
Eventually leading it 
to its wretched saccharine ending.

Give Me Sleep

Through the halls- I drowse without sleep. 

I hide behind curtains that are cheap. 

Into the night, they call my name.

I am here, I feel fame. 

This place is evil, and I feel haunted. 

With the living, I am taunted. 

Put me to sleep, spare me rest!

Please take me to be blessed!

If only I could hunt down some sheep. 

I would give up my family for them to keep.
Form: Rhyme

A Clear Shot At Animus

Fred's not a hunter
but Animus is a beast
he'd hunt down and kill 

and mount on his wall 
if he had a clear shot
while Animus is eating

something it has killed. 
Animus lives in his heart
not in the jungle or city.

It has been snarling  
for years at all the people
Fred says have bothered him.

Fred doesn’t know why
but he asks that you please 
stop Animus if you can.


Donal Mahoney

Old Habits

The day after Christmas 
Each year, without fail,
I hunt down my calendars 
Since they're on sale.

I head to the bookstore 
And search through the racks 
For the wall-hanging ones
Then I look through the stacks

Of the page-a-day versions;
I purchase both kinds
And I won't leave until
I'm content with my finds.

Could I buy them before 
And the sales disregard?
Well, the answer's "Of course!"
But old habits die hard.
Form: Rhyme

A Day At the Bank

A day at the bank, 
I could never forget,
With the scowl-faced monsters all around.
Am I in the prehistoric Jurassic age? I thought. 
They smell the greens so well, 
their ear for the tinkles so clear.
Those radiating smiles,
reflecting their urge to hunt down their prey,
those who just walked down to them unaware.
Their transition from the meek to the prowl, 
and from prowl to scowl. 
A day in the bank I could not forget. 

@Chitra Arun

Premium Member Queen

"Not all Queens have a loving King"
Quote By Poet

My King has not been seen,
I am his loving Queen.
He fled from the scene,
I did a very quick clean.
The Joker has turned mean,
some say he has gone green.
They say don't blame the Joker he is only a teen,
it is tough to be nineteen.
My King~my King are you in the forest that is evergreen,
hurry before they hunt down with gasoline.
The Queen awakes with a scream,
oh my what a weird dream.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Taliban

T- Terrorists'
  
A- Advance

L- Leaves
 
I- Impenetrable 
 
B- Blackness, thus 

A- Accelerating 
 
N- Nihilism!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
      20 August 2021
-
*The Taliban are "intensifying the hunt-down" of individuals who worked with the Afghan government and its allied forces, conducting "targeted door-to-door visits" and arresting or threatening family members of "target individuals" unless they surrender, according to a confidential UN document.
Form: Acrostic

A Moment For An Unseen Stranger

Willow-like, I imagine,
In a safari hat, on top of the world.
A tendril escapes, a kite-string to the sky
That’s bigger here.
I can almost twirl that brown butter lock around my finger, but
I’ll reach up with my words instead,
So as not to ruin it.
I’ll make the world freeze in its frame for you,
And you can hunt down the laughers and the sleepers and the bird watchers
To indulge your lens.
Sleep, sleep with the stars, my sweet.
Wake tomorrow for a purpose
That’s bigger there.
© Rose Melo  Create an image from this poem.

Amidst the Fog

I slept in a blanket tight
In a winter's dead of night
Next day i woke up for a jog
in the woods amidst the fog
mist was here 
mist was there
mist was all around
i wore the jacket
and begun the racket
to hunt down the lure profound
in each breath i vomited haze
my torch was giving off a blaze
In the shivering cold
the naughty winds gave me a hold
of the christmas waiting to come
the more area i uncovered
the more area comes covered
still i continued to jog
amidst the foggy fog
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