Short Knobby Poems

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Premium Member Fun Words Rhyming About

knobby bobby
underwear out
snobby hobby
butterfly snout

rhyming timing
old pig meat shout
priming rhyming
fun words about
Form: Rhyme


A Gravely Serious Matter

Here lies what's left of Knobby Clark;
he didn't hear them shouting, 'Shark!'

written 13th September for Jesse's epitaph contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epitaph

Hopscotch

knobby-knee’d, toes that stop 
bend and pick up 
penny, marble, rock 
outside chalk 
on concrete, begging, for me to turn around 
for one more try

Sea Legs

Why would anyone
want to see,
these legs I have on me,
Why, look at that knobby knee,
It's a sight no sane person would crave,
I'll cover them to my grave.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Burlesque

Premium Member Multi-Bilingual Virus, English and English

Corona Virus..... oh shut up or shut down? 
We are all in the same crisis run-a-round. 

With or without Trump and Brexit it's the same ole' coffin.
There's no cure for the gormless boffin.

by
Martin Braun
3/14/2020
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Morning Eyes

window frames genuflection
eyes closed
reflection of colortones
bold and bright, bent
by early morning light, praise
of knobby oaks
like a rising thicket of fog
noticed only by specularity
of a poet’s repose

9/4/2018

Premium Member My Silly Valentine

MY SILLY VALENTINE

love
two struck
he timid
she so demure
chocolates proffered
reluctant   acceptance
all about waistline worries
“fat or thin i’ll love you as much”
says he  going down on one knobby knee
“oh  tee  hee”  says she    stuffing greedily
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Knobby Knees

There was a young lad from Aberdeen His knees were knobbiest ever seen. Bought himself a kilt, Wore it without guilt Kept his bony knees kilt-worthy clean.
revised March 31, 2022 originally written April 4, 2021 [syllables checked with PS counter]
Form: Limerick

Old Scribe

Old Scribe

Dry and pointed, it bleeds nothing. 
Scratch, scratch, scratch, it tears the paper.
Clang, it hits the bottom of the trash bin.
She frowns and retrieves it. 
Licks the end and dabs the well.
The knobby fingers gracefully draw it across the page. 
It bleeds freely in the eloquent strokes on the parchment.

July 10, 2020
© Lee Yokel  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member A Board Not For Surfing

My sister Lucille was extremely bored She tried surfing on an ironing board Knobby knees spread wide, She damned nearly died One imagined whitecap and she was floored.
SECOND PLACE WINNER Written July 13, 2020 10/10/5/5/10 syllable count checked with PS submitted to "Limerick" Poetry Contest sponsored by Lisa YY
Form: Limerick

Unsafe

You got this hand-grenade,
it’s a pineapple on a stick,
sometimes it’s a knobby green apple.
It’s got a pin in it
once you pull it
you can’t put the pin back in.


Try
and die


            for a moment.

When nothing happens
it could be a trick
or
a bomb in your mind.

Check again.
Are you still holding the pin,
or the grenade?

Throw it!

Premium Member Kent

Kneeling, head bowed, the old

          Knight remained still, though his

Knobby and enfeebled

                    Knees pulsed with pain, his worn

Knuckles ached, bloodied and

          Knurled ... honored now, nigh his

KING ... he would ... not ... falter.




* FIRST PLACE in the "Pleiades K" Poetry Contest, Kim Merryman, Sponsor. *
Form: Verse


Premium Member Beautiful

Five o clock shadow
Around a toothpaste smile
Kinky black hair coils so wild
Cocoa black back scratched scarred
Knobby knees dented from kneeling
Rough rugged hands with dark knuckles
Full moon hips make me see double
Strange green moods dripping from me
Envying your your spirit raw free
No razor no bra no lazer no part
Of you is tame not even your name
Beautiful Black Soul.

Premium Member Daisies

In a meadow of daisies, 
    The breeze blows 
      Their scent to please and tease. 

  Bumblebees mesmerize by their glow. 
    The bee's fuzzy fuzz ease 
      To lace themselves with a trace 
        Of daisies yellow faces. 

  Joe, on his knobby bend knees,  
    Sneezes a bouquet he picks. 
      Traces of white  petals scattering on the spot. 
         She loves me she loves me not.

10/21/2022
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Little Colt

Knobby knees unfold
   Awkward & wobbling to n fro-
      The colt tries to stand,

Gently caressed by
   His dam's soft prodding nose-
       He falls down again,

Instinct pushes him
   He must try and try again-
      Moms knicker assures,

In an effort grand
   He does it! Does it right then-
      Staggering he falls....
And

As the hours pass
   The colt burns across the field-
      Mother at his heels!



motif: Natural
© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Grammar School Theatrics

speak up my dear
the class can't hear you 
when you mumble
e-n-u-n-c-i-a-t-e
stand up straight
pull that hair back 
from your face
no wonder no one wants 
to play with you
at recess all you ever do
is sit outside the classroom door
nose in a book
"look, look! it's bug-eyes"
she hears somebody say
"she's such a booger-nosed,
knobby-kneed, goober-dweeb"
she waits . . .
until their voices fade
to wipe her tears 
away
Form: Elegy

Knowing Knob Enlightenment

Knowing Knob Enlightenment

For fifty years I rode and rammed,
With Mr Knobby never planned,
Like the other dum, dumb, dum, dumm, damned,
Until I got enlightenment,

The nose cap on the missile end,
It tickles if you use it when,
Access denied, nose cap it sends,
The ladies just excitement,

Tremors of entitlement,
So think about it then?
No brain-dead-headed men ?
Short jabs inside, it’s meant
The rapture of alignment…
 

 Don Johnson
Form: Ballad

About Those Kilts

About Those Kilts 

By Elton Camp

It causes me neither harm nor hurt
If a man should decide to wear a skirt

To some in Scotland it must bring delight
I hear that over there it’s a common sight

But may it not spread to the USA, please
Who wants to see a man’s knobby knees

If a strong wind should happen to blow
Who knows what vile sight it might show

For Scotland, I’ve thought about this before
What icons are put on the bathroom door?
© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Gates of Hades

The Gates of Hades

today I visited your Grave my love
I wasn’t sure if you noticed
this cemetery is in a Godforsaken place
the knobby old weeping willows
lend a Ghostly tenor to the site
the wind blowing through the trees
makes a Groaning sound or
perhaps it is just my imagination
I am still Grief-stricken since
that time ten years ago when
your soul was taken from me
and lifted to heaven on Gossamer wings
I shall never forget you until
my time comes

The Spell of Spring

Exfoliative sycamore Limbs splay low above the water like giraffe's drinking from the shore at some silty, placid river. Where once their arthritic branches at the mercy of winters winds it’s springs meliorative changes that bring green budding knobby limbs. Here I sit astride a boulder overlooking the riverbank awestruck by springs natural wonders recurrent offerings enchant me like a mesmerizer’s spell: enthralled, hypnotized, compelled.
Form: Verse

If I Walk

If I Walk

When much more to God do give
The longer we all are likely to live
And if around we never are messing
We will receive God's beautiful blessing.

On best behavior, we should always be
When your find your face in front of TV
Even though it is right here and now
Should pray to God and head do bow.

When I pray on both knobby knees
To my God this will highly please;
So if I walk to Him and never swerve,
God will give me what I do deserve.

[email protected]
Send me a comment.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member mamas chili is better than ever

Mama’s chili pot put out a call
Wanting a variety of beans in the fall
Forty-nine types of beans showed up in all
Auditions were conducted by me and Saul

Lima beans were boring, dull and bland.
Chili beans are always close at hand.
Pork and beans were stuck up and snobby.
Garbanzo beans were hard and knobby.

We finally chose six types of beans.
Together they made the chili fit for queens.
Mama’s chili was better than ever before.
We kicked the limas and garbanzos out the door.
Form: Rhyme

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