Short Imitated Poems

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To Write Like Me

To write like me, you wouldn’t 
And not because you shouldn’t,
But probably you couldn’t
Since our brains are each unique.

You might adapt my rhyming 
And possibly my timing, 
Though paths you think you’re climbing
To my mind won’t let you peek.

The styles that we’ve created 
Cannot be imitated,
A truth that’s been debated
Back since critics learned to speak.
Form: Rhyme


Jack, Jill, and Whether To Vaccinnate

Jack and Jill left (with Trump) Capitol Hill
Fauci sent along both vaccine and pill
Because Corona had mutated
Jack came back, Jill on his back
Said: Side effects imitated being **castrated!

**Drs. Vosloo and Chetty in South Africa, - who saved scores of infected persons' lives in their separate practices - allege "poisons" in the vaccine are meant to control global human population.
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Turkeys Thanksgiving Suggestion

Turkeys' Thanksgiving Suggestions

A month before the thanksgiving party,
All turkeys met in their community
To plan how to stop people,
Cooking them as foods for all,
For there are other fowls in their county.

Mr. Gobble had a smart suggestion
To have them ducks’ and chicken’s rotation,
Everybody then wore wigs,
Imitated sounds of pigs,
But they forgot to hide tails' expansions.
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Girl I Love

In one look she packed a volume of desires,
in one simple smile she had lifetime of dreams,
in love she would surge a passion of fires,
she sang like birds amidst the lilting of streams,
Gods watched her closely, imitated her style,
heaven is a better place, thanks to her smile!


1st placement
written 19/09/2023
11 syllables each line
6 lines
Line Gauthier sponsored 
Bite size poetry contest 72
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bean and Queen

I secured my car with Yale lock and key,

And merrily sauntered up the hotel lobby,

stuck my tongue out with a smile obscene,

I was rehearsing my role to play Mr. Bean!

The suit was perfect and so was the walk,

I gargled my words as Mr. Bean would talk,

laughter was stolen by an old lady, who imitated the Queen and winked at me!

18/06/2020
Contest: It is only make belief
Sponsor Regina Riddle
Form: Verse


Premium Member rituals of reputation


many rituals,
from birth till the death
breath folds each goodbye.

Imitated feast-
ceremonies choking on fear
shrinking from them.

shame of the ceremony
when mandop lacks pomp and guests,
no minister (or M.L.A) comes.

ashamed of parent's death
if ceremonies not grand
although not fed (him) well.

ashamed at his own death
while rites are not made grand
before the (watching ) people.
Form: Haiku

Window

Feigned sleep.
Those who came to check on me
were quieted in my 
imitated slumber.
I could drown slowly on land
in the silence I found myself in.
I watched night crawl over the sky
the moon hung opaque
through a small square window.
How is it I always ended up
looking out at life?
Separated by glass
hoping some passerby will see this
and break this glass.
Why am I always the one
           looking through the window?

Don'T Miss Your Flow

Let the love flow effortlessly, enjoy your energy.
Your pain has buried your joy years ago. you laugh your imitated with smile. But you frown 
inside,hating who you are, fearing who you can become. BECOME YOURSELF AGAIN! your born 
magnificient why do you believe your not? From what you heard? and if so, hear Yourself. Take 
the time to heal yourself. Forget it all it doesn't matter, what matter's is you. Follow your gut, 
yourself, and then you'll find you.

Cockoo

I started hooping like a bunny,
Carrying my big chocolate egg,
But thought it could be funny
To hop while using just one leg,
 
I saw thru the window’s frame
A cuckoo bird on the ground.
She and I were doing the same,
So I imitated the cuckoo’s sound.
 
She was curious and I was too:
Did the bird understand my coo?
 
Or she only wanted to protest:
“Put back this egg on the nest!”
 
So I undid the egg’s blue lace:
“Would you do too in my place?”
 
Cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo
Form: Sonnet

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