Short Knot Poems
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a po-at-tree
can knot one's
toil...letting...
when
th(e)-oughts go
directly to paper
as any po am
stans sand
Scraggy little knot I know not what you are !
Are you not now known as a reef or square knot or not ?
No sorry I’m a Frayed Knot !
Form:
don't be blind
its a crime
keep this in mind
together we can block
together we can
do whats right save a life
TIGHTEN
THE KNOT
Practicing hard at his yoga,
Cato convolved with his toga.
The news he was caught
In this Gordian Knot
Spread to the land of Busoga.
we been together
thur good and bad weather
you am i
must not this go by
our love you can't denie
and we're from the same block
TIME TO TIGHT THE KNOT
This rope may seem so worthless,
But it can be so nerveless.
Tying up its victims,
Acting like lictors.
Maybe they want the freedom?
Maybe it will free them.
You may think you've heard it all said
And there's nothing in life to dread
But there may come a day
When you hear a girl say,
"Quite quickly hide under the bed!"
Now a days, there are so many distractions,
And computers to figure our transactions!
It comes to mind,
We just may find,
Seven out of five people are bad at fractions!
Wrestle my sleep
I want to be awake
when souls tangled
ecstatic knot, little magic
of million dreams soaring
open my heart
empty your soul
The universe is our witness.
Why call it tying the knot
Out of a knot some husbands have got
Smart wives call it preparing the noose
so that it never comes loose
There was a girl, of I thought
I loved her so much, a ring I bought
Thinking of happy marriage
To propose I summed up all my courage
Unfortunately, she wasn’t ready to tie the knot.
T"aint me, dunn leff dat mess...
Wad'cha'do, just take a guess?
Got evidence dat I iz guilty,?
Or dis sum bullshoot
From Uncla' Milty?
So dowen' 'spects me
to clean it up...
It diden' split,
From my coughee cup!
If you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on
Wise words from an old geezer who's still putting along
You may be dangling
But keep on cackling
Till the damn rope breaks, serenade us with a song
An heart is a handy thing to have
except when its not -
Hands are of course handy as a glove
Except for ties that knot.
(c)Deo, Fort Beaufort, near Newtown "mixed-race" (In RSA English, "Coloured") Township. May 13th, 2021
Another day, another day with my friends
But I must not forget to wear my Depends
Should probably tie it in a knot
So I'm not forced to stop
Ideas don't always return before they're penned
© Jack Ellison 2015
When you wish with poetic form
to demonstrate pure skill
a burried meaning hide
message in each line
half lines; worthy middle
rhyming couplets, meaning mine
paying close poet's tried
attention find you will
true brilliance: artist's norm
Our love is like a sailor's knot,
that binds us through the storm.
No matter how the wind blows,
it will always be strong.
I know this is true my love,
for I feel it in my heart.
Nothing but the hand of God,
can break a sailor's knot.
JSergi
Ritual for prosperity
"Golden cord, bright and bold,
Turn my efforts into gold.
Tie the luck and lock it fast,
Make this newfound plenty last.
Negative tides must now recede,
Success is sown in every bead."
Best written and kept by thread
never mind the logic of the knot
it's the frayed edges being pulled -
at both ends, by us, tightly as a drum-
that matters infinitely more; that knot
is the state of our togetherness,
nothing or no one can ever untie us.
Limerick: Once a hangman tied the proverbial knot
Once a hangman tied the proverbial knot
On a woman who smoked sizzling pot
Tried as he could his best
To take it all in jest:
Smoke in pot rot the knot round the sot.
© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
Naughty Knot!
Tail in Mouth
End in Beginning
The Spiral; Deep obscurity!
Depth in light years
Death is oblivious
Birth is blindfolded
But
Life is cognizant
For eternity
This Mystery
Is enigmatic!
Krishna Baalu/25-07-2009
krishna Baalu
Form:
~My Soul Forever . . . passes, in the wind . . . knot, turn, . . in the wind~
my wind is smited.
My froth forever errgo of my wind, that passes.
that passes in the night to twas what was that winter in my soul,
and fore thee is forgiven?
I do not know.
Listen to poem:
A long piece of string
is shorter when knotted.
Memories entwined, enraptured
are captured, confined
to remind in locket.
Held dangling over the heart,
on string tied behind
the neck, knotted
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A Wordplay Poem
30 June 2021
LOVE KNOT?
There once was a girl who was smitten,
On a guy she always was hittin’.
He threw her a rope,
Which gave her some hope,
Until she saw how it was fittin’.
[Just a few changes -- new title, two changed words. Makes all the difference, doesn't it?]
1950’s walnut what-knot-shelf
small compartments with tiny doodads
crystal doohickeys and miniature thimbles
variety of teensy ceramic trinkets
displayed in woman’s living room
every mother I knew had one back in the day
1950’s go-to accessory for the modern woman