Short Jabbers Poems

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


Premium Member Jealous

Jabbers on endlessly
Jawbone puppet with string
Jaded with raging sin
Jumps over fellow man
Jail of his own lone truth
Jagged bone cuts his fate
Jackass jealous – no use

3/4/2017
Pleiades J
Form: Verse


Thoughts B Deeds

thoughts are deeds, and words are spread, do we complete the thought i said, the poetic weave, not me other sleeve, dodge darkness go to bed.... johnson jabbers till he's fed:) more on Antony Nutters "Darkness" Don
Form: Rhyme

Jabber

If it rattles round in your head, write it down the dummy said, 2am what great fortune, someone jabbers at the moon, me computer says orright....write...tonight.. back to sleep no more jabber blight... quite... Don Johnson
thanks Shannon D
Form: Ballad

The Train - Voice Poetry Contest 3rd Place

I rode a train on one fine day 
to gorgeous place so faraway, 
where my mind and soul would venture 
on a journey called adventure. 

What a journey filled with delights; 
Gorgeous ladies, so pleasant sights. 
Fine gentlemen in coats and ties.
Festive feeling was on the rise. 

Burst of gladness from everywhere.
Laughter echoed from here to there.
Thrilled voices rang like fine sweet wine 
from jolly jabbers, so divine. 

3rd place
Form: Rhyme

Dipple Dabbers

Advertising has us in it's wrappers
here's the bad stuff ~ here the clappers,
it seems the product needs the jabbers
like a potato chip ~ the grabber!

but for the quaintness of the blabbers
I could not focus ~ or react thus
now here's a cute phrase ~ DIPPLE DABBERS
they're not like "p r i n g l e s" ~

They're just "ADAPTERS"!



Note ~  Hi Mark Pringle (our poetic benefactor) Had to say something that could
separate the wimps from the "snappers!"
Form: Monorhyme


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