Short Leader Of The Pack Poems

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Premium Member Leader of the Pack

why bark for oneself
when gullibility rules,
the runt of the cur
rushes to aid one’s master
rogue awaits to shuffle pack.

 © Harry J Horsman 2014
Form: Tanka


Premium Member A Formidable Triumvirate

There once was a fellow named Jack Always tried to be a leader of the pack Then one day it dawned Three clones I spawned Now we're all a formidable triumvirate
Form: Limerick

Let the Voices That You Hear

Let the voices that you hear 
Always encourage you 
Enlighten your spirit
And motivate you too 
You can find yourself 
Be the leader of the pack 
Empower your world
In order to bring the magic back

The Black Stallion

The black stallion is the
Most beautiful horse in the world
His black shiny coat
Glows with power and
His strength stands out
His strong legs moves
Like lighting and it makes
Him run like he floating on air
His stance is statuette
Which makes him mystical and
The leader of the pack
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

The Black Stallion

The black stallion is the
Most beautiful horse in the world
His black shiny coat
Glows with power and
His strength stands out
His strong legs moves
Like lighting and it makes
Him run like he floating on air
His stance is statuette
Which makes him mystical and
The leader of the pack
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Jukeboxes and Crystal Chandeliers

      The ‘Jerk,’ the ‘Frug, the ‘Freddie’ 
        The ‘Pony,’ the ‘Chicken’ the ‘Limbo’
       all gone the way of my old stereo… 

     Yet ballroom dancing keeps coming back
        and square dancing is on the attack

          Soon ‘The Monster Mash’ will be  
          ~ THE LEADER OF THE PACK! ~
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Nailed Or Not

Being sure that I had nailed it
I wished I could pat my own back.
With this poem I was certain
I would be leader of the pack.

Each day I watched as the others 
Posted poems for the contest.
As I read I became worried
That my poem was not the best.

I pulled it to check for errors,
Perhaps a comma needed there?
When the member’s names were published.
Mine wasn’t listed anywhere.

Investigation showed I’d failed
To enter poem I thought nailed.
Form: Rhyme

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