Short Leap Out Poems

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Premium Member The Magic Book

A reader devout -
inquisitively I sit.
Page two. . . stars leap out!
Another page . . .  I turn it.
Like magic, butterflies flit.
Form: Verse


Run!

I once knew an old man named Paul
who once with his back to the wall
did leap out with a yell
and what stories did tell
of runners who ran till they crawl..
Form: Limerick

Shadow

A shadow in the night
that's what you are to me
a flick of light
with my weak eyes
that's what I see
can you leap out from your hiding place
and show me your face?
Form:

Trump Poor Church Pledger

Trump Poor Church Pledger

Trump heard was a  poor church pledger;
Liked seeing his name leap out on ledger;
A lost cause,
With small paws,
Who forever McCain would never treasure.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Your Jockeys Go Brown

Creepy differences at times can make us frown We keep them a secret for fear they'll be found But at times without warning They leap out, frowns start forming Depending how freaky some jockeys go brown
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Daybreak Quadro

A new day’s dawning Sun raises up her sleepy head Warms me with her smile I leap out of bed still yawning Quadro Contest Sponsored by Nette Onclaud Checked with how many syllables 01~12~17
Form: Verse

Scared to death

As shadows laid where none could go, The dark sky etched fear in a scrawl, Making hearts to leap out of sight, Silhouettes of danger scared all, A cooly breeze whispered the fright, Meanwhile, death crept closer too slow.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member April Fool

The first day of April 2020
and, I’m waiting for someone
anyone
to leap out and shout
“April fool!”
Somehow, though
I already know
that just isn’t going to be
it definitely is April fool’s day, but
for sure this viral pandemic is no joke.

The Fiery Domain

Fiery flames leap out to greet me
 Mocking each step I take
My tears are spilt in vain
 Dried by the heated flame
Ashes now have become my bed
  As darkness enters my eye
Yet amid all this torment I find
 My heart cold
And light becomes
 My only true desire

Premium Member Leap

River rushing 
River rushing
Swim
Leap
Swim
Leap
River rushing 
River rushing
Swim
Leap
Swim
Leap
River rushing
Leap

Though obstacles may wait, if you choose to swim against the current
You must frequently leap out of the water to make true progress
Form:

Dark Gooey Puddle

Are you feeling befuddled, 
or slightly bemuddled?
Does it feel like you’re standing in a dark gooey puddle?
Leap out of that hole, 
and fling off your boots!
Climb up that tree, 
and gobble down fruits.
I see you there smiling, 
perched way up high, 
free as a bird, 
bright sun in the sky.

Premium Member My Dog, Happy

My dog, Happy,was a a Wire Haired Fox Terrier.
To Happy, in life, there no was such thing as a barrier!
Twas a lesson for me, I think, looking back, 
Let nothing stop me from forging ahead.
Not people, not fear, nor doubts. 
Just get off my duff, stop sniveling,
And leap out with joy out of bed.



5/25/2019
8:20pm PST
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dialogue

Brush strokes paint angst:
Ink running out;
Tell on dry banks,
Touting vain shouts;
End game in sight,
Restless woes sling.
Dead to the light,
Ideas miss spring;
Alarm bells scream,
Leap out of dread;
Opt then sour cream,
Glance at the dead;
Urgent our woes,
Etch overflow!





Leon Enriquez
11 October 2014
Singapore
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Chaos Imagined

re-post inspired by Nette contest

From grainy graduations of dark chaos
multiple emotions leap out and erupt
from the unconscious mind.Angst in
moody blue,beauty of random gestures.
Perversity facing up to life,a lyrical dream
a panorama of varied shapes balanced in
space,shadowing  floor to ceilng with
mobile images in silhouette.

Premium Member Girls and Boys Come Out To Play

Girls and boys come out to play Put those computer games away Join with your mates and play in the park Leave those games at home until it’s dark Daylight will stop you from feeling blue A breath of fresh air is good for you Leap out of your chair and get out in the sun Get outdoors and have some fun! 4th December 2015
Form: Rhyme

Heads Up

When driving, we use WAZE, which is
A talking GPS.
It finds the quickest routes and thus
Eliminates some stress.

At times, it issues warnings
Like an "obstacle on road,"
So we'll both be on the lookout
To avoid our being towed.

But it took a while to realize 
That an "animal ahead"
Won't leap out to cause some damage;
It's already stone cold dead!
Form: Rhyme

Heart

Heart

The heart is such an organ
It does so much more than God intended
It falls in love
Keeps many secrets
Hides many truths
It may be broken with a single word
It can smile at the sight of a pretty girl
Cry at the sight of a newborn baby
Or leap out of your chest when scared
It can burn after a night of partying
But with all it can do
How could we live without it?

Unassuming

unassuming
he sits in a corner
out of sight
out of mind
others are called
yet
he remains...

he waits patiently
longs for his name to be called
yet doesn't bug anyone
to ask when
his turn is next

I see him though
from my corner of the room
I see him sketchily through my tracking lens
making sure
nobody will leap out at me

I watch him
mr unassuming man
and realize
he is me.

Premium Member Word Player's Adventure

As I wake I realize today’s a new beginning, a 
Day I can start a new word
Voyage into uncharted territories,
Enthusiasm abounds, as I leap out of bed, full of possibilities
Never slowing down, I 
Take a peek at the notes I have taken of so many other poets’ works.
Uniquely spectacular words gallop toward me out of the pages.
Really now, isn’t this how 
Every word player’s day should start?
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Trixie Is the Main Conspirator

titters and whispers of the evening
elusive to my conscious mind
bantering and laughter

they make fun of my nightly death
Trixie is the main conspirator
I am out of body, floating 

Dare each other to give me the best line ever
I hear it upon awakening
in that ending of a poem voice

best poem ever.
I leap out of bed.
Have to bathroom before it is gone.

Too late. Damned muses tittering.

Premium Member Crappy Mother's Day Minichu

Son said he’d cook a meal Relax mum, chill out and take the weight off your feet It’s a deal! I smell burning I leap out of my comfy seat Churning Meal burned Mother’s day treat Spurned Son said he’d cook a meal I leap out of my comfy seat Spurned FICTIONAL POEM FOR CONTEST 6,12,3 ;4,8,2; 2,4,1; 6,8,1 Checked with how many syllables Let's Minichu on fun Poetry Contest Sponsored by Mohan Chutani 03/18/21
Form: Rhyme

My Heart Aches When I Read Poems

My heart aches when I read poems with word play,
Like mixing all colors in painted clay.
Random images just leap out like sparks
The meaning intended misses the mark.
Some write and label their poems a nonet
While not taking time to see what is it.
Writing's a school for learning till the end
Tossed words are not salads we write and send.
Poets take time to weave their creation 
Poems are born,  like a child of expression.



Cynthia Buhain-Baello~~~03.19.16

Age

Age is just a number we have all said,
But we all keep a lower number in our heads,
Age makes the old want a nap in bed,
While the young want to leap out of bed.

We are told to act our age,
And not take something from the younger ones page,
But to age with dignity and not become enraged,
With difficulties of life as we age.

We must act with grace,
With tribulations we face,
And our true age we must embrace,
Leaving only smiles and kindness for others to trace.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member It Is All In the Mind

From grainy graduations of dark chaos
multiple emotions leap out and erupt
from the unconscious mind.Angst in
moody blue,beauty of random gestures.
Perversity facing up to life,a lyrical dream
a panorama of varied shapes balanced in
space,shadowing  floor to ceilng with
mobile images in silhouette.

hear my PS antholgy recitations on youtube under my pen name ichthyschiro...

catch my short forms @strandpoet on twitter...

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Form: Verse

Anti-Irregular Ode To Helios

Mentally choking on paranoid covers,
No matter where I am, everything is next.
The corners leap out— one after another,
Trapping the resolve in its reckoning hex.
Unfolding like slabs of sidewalk before me,
Briskly walking through billows of fret,
A thousand eyes so brash and stormy;
The houses awry with windows in debt.
Turning my head would chisel the cracks;
For taking the time to survey each one
Would only inflame this cerebral tax—
I would gladly favor the night to the sun.
Form: Ode

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