Short Infamous Poems

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Premium Member Don Knotts

Mr. Don knotts,
He was known for his comedic crackpots.
As the infamous Landlord Mr. Furley,
he was jumpy and squirrley!
Form: Clerihew


Poetry Man

There once was a man from everywhere
Within New Jersey’s infamous lair
Mdegenhardt his name
Rhyming is his game
Through the internet he peddles his ware
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Infamy and Narcissus

If Narcissus had just been a female
  she would not have been infamous at all

Admiring her locks in clear water
  she might have been anyone’s daughter
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Modern Prometheus

To Victor Frankenstein, let's give a nod
Who was most infamous for playing God.
What he reanimated deranged his head
And left many that he loved all dead.
Form: Clerihew

There Once Was a Known Lady of Vice

There once was a known lady of vice
Who charged for her moist pie by the slice
Famous men would holler 
Down many a dollar
To taste the infamous Heidi Fleiss
Form: Limerick


Infamous

I-nfamous
A-ilment's
N-oxious

G-rime
A-pplies
S-ilent
M-orbidity's
I-nvisible
N-astiness

Topic: Birthday of Ian Gasmin (June 16) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

I Am Who You Think I Am

Not a few have i known,
They have all come and gone,
Minded their business leaving me drawn,
Contemplating deals long gone,
Between infamous and renown,
And now am tired and worn.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Notorious

Notable, well-known--but
not for a good reason.
News sources broadcast the
names of the infamous
nighttime, daytime. Some can
never resist juicy
nuggets about these "stars."


April 29, 2017
Form: Verse

My Idol

Ronnie Radke
sure hes not the nicest
but hes good at what he does
i learned all his songs
even the ones craig stole

how i wish i was as famous (or infamous)
as my idol, and my hero
We love you ronnie

Premium Member Caitiff

Caitiff

A word to know well—
Someone who’s contemptible!
A coward for sure . . . 
	Infamous and obnoxious . . . 
A miscreant immoral!

Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved
July 16, 2018 (Tanka)
Form: Tanka

Men and Culture

Man,
    cult and
   rude...
   Twice stupid.
   cult and
   cruel :
   Twice unfaithful...
   cult and
   arrogant :
   twice infamous...
   Man however :
   cult and
   simple:
   it's almost a
   Holy...!

Premium Member The Ballad of William Earl-

I knew a man nicknamed "Merle"
His first two names were William Earl 
He wasn't a mama's boy 
a singer playwright director joy 
He wasn't infamous yet semi-famous berle



12/8/21
Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Infamous

The body interred here:
    A famous bed wetter.
More could be said,
    But less might be better.

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for the Bite Site Poem No.38 Poetry Contest sponsored by Line Gauthier Written 03/03/2022
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epitaph

Premium Member Jokers Like Me

Silly pills are really quite expensive these days Jokers like me need 12 a day, that's a lot to pay To remain this happiness queen This infamous giggling machine Else I'm morose and lure kiddies into alleyways
Form: Limerick

According To the Stats

All bombs cause destruction exemplifying 
fanatic ghastly heartless infamous
jar, kindling loathe, machination nefarious 
operations pitilessly quashing
rabid sanguineous tyranny, uncivilized violence, 
warlike xenophobia, yielding zilch!
Form: ABC

Premium Member Warmth by Mrs Yolanda Joy Nicholsen

gazing beyond
the chartered places
that dazzles my mind 
beneath the braising 
wonders of self
the mere wonders
of me arose under 
the infamous sun

Written by Yolanda Joy Nicholsen 
December 23rd 2003 
Finally submitted here 5/3/2011
Form: Naat

Griselda Blanco

Griselda Blanco, “The Black Widow”,
Female Narcotráfico
Killed her husband through suspicion,
And so took out the competition.

Cocaine Godmother, “La Madrina”,
Infamous Queen-pin Latina,
Her means of death her own creation,
Motorcycle assassination
Form: Clerihew

To My Partner-In-Crime

TO JSB, WITH MUUUUCHLY LOVE
AN INCRUDIBLE RIDE
381 YOUME  

Infamous duo Bonnie and Clyde traversed a rollercoaster ride covert collaboration sweet exhilaration forged identikits spotlight bandits villainous genius us
Form: Nonet

Makita Ix: Theatrical Nightmares

From the silent lips
That birthed the nightmare
‘twas heard round the universe
The infamous speech ‘tis dusk
Fabricated insomnia’s silhouette
the hands of time living
In naked draughts of infancy
adorning the skylines
With theatrical chases
Fostering handsome fairings
Form: Verse

An Infamous Poet

The papers lay pitifully on the wooden pile
Hungry for a scholars ink
The pen pine to be touched 
Not with empty inspiration
But words that drip endlessly
And there I sit
Watching their anguish
Not Bard of Avon or Homer
Just an infamous poet
Who Yearn to be loved

A Little Reflection

The notorious gang
Clearly stated in the news
Is now declared Saint

And a pretty ****
Infamous to everyone
Is now called Mary

This political thug
Who attacked lives' belongings
Is now made the judge

In a time like this
Where vices are made virtues 
What's that all about
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Edsel's Folly

You gotta give credit to old Henry Ford!

   He made the Model "T", a car folks could afford.

      But along came Edsel who created a well-known heap!

         His infamous Edsel would've made the Old Man weep!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(c) All Rights Reserved
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Eileen, I Miss You

For thirteen years, we would frolic and play. Then came that very infamous day. Of all times, it would come at the start of May. That was when you suddenly passed away. I have felt sad and lonely each day. Only for a little longer, I wish you could stay.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Guess Who

Who’s mugshot was seen around the world 
Who is infamous for being impeached
Who’s hair defies wind with no curl
With orange skin from spray tanning
Who could be so obnoxious indeed
And it give a polling up bump
Who can’t keep his hands to himself
Ironically his name rhymes with rump
Form: Rhyme

Black Hole

The infamous black hole
An unyielding abyss
Finding no bounds
Devouring all upon approach
A daunting  depression    

Painfully isolated 
Self inflicted torment
Twisted  into no hope
The black hole of me 
Paralyzing panic
From which I'll not be freed 

M. Lyn Church
August 24, 2014
© Lyn Church  Create an image from this poem.

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