Short Masticate Poems

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Premium Member A Cereal Killer

Kellogg, he was groomed as a killer. The milk on the spoon - would not spill ‘er. With cheerios breath, a masticate-death, he zeroed his victims - a thriller. 8/22/2022
Form: Limerick


Premium Member WORDPLAY


eclipse

    erase

shiver

deliver

  gaze

& masticate

then bombard



the

pompous

   viscous
       
     lush


&
organic



tender


yet
     cold
Form: Rhyme

To Masticate (I'M Hungry)

yummy chewy 
yucky gooey

Hide it hoard it 
We all adore it

suck it slurp it
guzzle it burp it

Soft or crunchy
Choose your munchy

Bite it lick it
In your mouth is where ya stick it
Form:

Premium Member Let Us All Give Thanks

Bless the breakfast
As we still fast when the meals late
Bless us all who masticate
Bless the bunch
While they crunch the lunch*
At the noon-day break
Bless the evening as the dinner bell rings 
When we all take bits and smatterings
Let us all give thanks

Amen says the laymen
Form: Tercet

Premium Member Graduation Was a Gas

Freddie junior was thrilled to graduate
Family on their way to congratulate
Jubilation easy to demonstrate
His sister brought herself a crazy date
Whose biggest talent was to flatuate
A detriment to fully celebrate
So they got rid of her boyfriend named Nate
Started the big feast with a whole new slate
Freddie’s relatives set to masticate
Eating a delicacy on every plate
Freddie Junior met his future mate
Beautiful sister of gassy Nate
Form: Monorhyme


Premium Member Happiest Banana Split

I had never met a happier ice cream banana split.
She sang to me songs that would make you twirl a bit.
Love songs and ditties that spilled over her glass bowl.
She was an ice cream with feelings, a banana split with a soul.

I hate to devour you, I told her as I tried to masticate.
That is fine! She told me, my strawberry syrup is great!
She sang all the way down my esophagus and truly tickled me.
I love being a part of you, she sang out. I kind of miss her glee.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Socks

Upon my pillow, 

A single 
Auburn hair.

To someone else,

It  means 
That she was there.

To me, it is 
Eternity to share.

Love grows warm 
When formed a pair.

Clings forever where

Time resuscitates a memory
Providing life new air.

And we, like little puppies, 
Follow slow behind.

As they lead the way
Throughout each day,

To things with which 
We play.

Memories holy stirred 
Or haunting bold.

Socks to others 
Puppies chew on

When they’re old.

The Invasion

When the force invades
it sows off passion
it jeopardizes
it delivers entirely new
it jeopardizes
it creates entirely new

on the other side of good
let my heart play host
to a force so strong
coming as pure air when invited
cursed as a whirlwind when escaping
we know the way it treats
with tutor being ego
experience is self bred

with the force's tour
none emerges the best
my heart aspires to be right
your mind clings together
we masticate in two
how can amylase fail?

Premium Member Drift

baby ghost
wrinkles the river

I gaze 
at its drowsiness
as I masticate 
on the meanings of why
because inside me is misaligned 

and its cold, sleepy eye 
- cautionless -
shall twitch
like visible white noise 
when TV boxes snap

neither shoals
nor skipping stones 
breaches the facade of a conspiratory sea

river rattles 
'cause it's my baby's ghost:
The Deer Hunter 
picked her blossom
tending his garden
of wicked passion
for crooked lotuses 
laying dead
     afloat

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