Short Mimicking Poems
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Once there was a colorful bird
A parrot repeating what’s heard
Really was all fun
Till it heard a gun
Mimicking sounds so disturbed
“The sun is a lion roaring, shaking his mane of golden light.” - by poet
Dandelions roar:
Yellow lions in the grass
Mimicking the sun.
Moon sparks float above the
meadow of golden blooms,
mimicking marmalade
mists of healing, and the
magical muse of a
mellow field, adorned with
mosaic hues of hope.
viceroy butterfly
dancing
on the tips
of cottonwood
dreams
tumbling
in the
spiritual air
your seamless
wings are
slicing through
the wind
mimicking
royal blue
sky
They’re out after dark
carrying their own night lights,
flickering, flashing.
Mimicking the distant stars
beneath a rocking chair moon.
©3/11/2022
Firefly Tanka Poetry Contest
There's a joy about sleeping in,
Like some delightful little sin,
The world tries to deny.
Wrapped up in a warm comfy bed,
Mimicking the rest of the dead,
Forced to arise with a sigh.
middle school
girls become imitators
copying mannerisms and styles
mimicking those they admire
often losing their own identity for a year or two
sad pretenders, not living up to themselves yet
absent being
claiming deliverance
even fearful gratitude
has its jaws knitting lies
mimicking, never opening
prying questions, rigid statements
tallying up versions
Xanadu waits (for you)
Autumn wings grace the stout limbs,
That quiver with the perching
Of mimicking mockingbirds.
Amid a lone live oak tree,
A bachelor sings to its
Intended in an endless
Ebony Garden of stars.
They bake in the sun
until their skin is a blueish black
their stomach mimicking the moon
flour, yeast, water, almost a bread makes
they, are the salt of the earth.
( a sort of TANKA - 5-7-5-7-7 words )
Child
Carefree, fearless
Learning, observing, mimicking
Baby, school, graduate, adult
Teaching, protecting, providing
Responsible, cautious
Parent
Diamante Poem - Poetry Contest
Sponsor Regina Riddle
Caressing waters
Clearly polishing the rocks
Mimicking our lives
After Being Contrite,
Daisy Effortlessly Flirted,
Going Home In
Jasper's Kayak;
Likely
Mimicking
Nonsensical Opinions,
Previously Qualified;
Regarding
Sailors
Tattoo's,
Unaware
Vain Wizards Xrayed Yellow Zebras!
tease of wicked night
mimicking a Hallow's scheme--
dressed as Clyde's Bonnie
Halloween Senryu
16 Oct 2017
---Bonnie Parker ( Bonnie and Clyde)
was history's most nototious robber
and killer in the 1920s.
Pouncing on all that moves
Playfully mimicking all we do
Purposely frolicking and care-free
Pretending to mind, but only for food
Panting for all your attention
Protesting by squeals and barks
Purporting to have our hearts
the sun throwing shade
the leaves all turned and they left
the sky remains blue
the sun cast shadows
the leaves are turning colors
the sky lightened blue
the sun bled gold mauve
the leaves mimicking the sun
the white sky falling
SOPHISTICATED ANALOGIES
translating
allusions
to
depict
metaphorphosed
symbols
mimicking
visual
deliberate
equivalents
evoking
fascinating
emotional
retrospective
tendencies
monumental
graphic
repeated
happenings
Shadows hide behind the trees
Mimicking their shape.
They sway and bend in perfect time
But never can escape.
Caught for all eternity
The only time they're missed
Is when the sun goes into hiding
Then they don't exist.
Written Aug 23, 2016
Moving silently without direction
Like an old Saint
Quick yet perturbed
Mimicking a malnourished child
A silhouetted figure in the dark
Slithers across the curve of the Earth
While the dewdrops gather at their pruned toes
Just to find
You.
~Whoever
Tiny Shards Of Ice
Bouncing Off The Ground
Like Shattered Glass
Mimicking The Sound
Yearning to Be Snow
Intricate As Lace
Instead..Micro Mirrors
Searching For A Face
Hoping To Flutter, Float
Dart Like A Bee
Sorry Little Raindrop
'Tis Not Cold Enough
To Be
Form:
Rumbling flows inside my very essence.
Storms on the inside, mimicking tornados on the outside.
Feelings of despair flooding out the hope that is in my heart.
Pain leaving darkened footsteps behind.
Contest:Glen Hughes Poetry Contest
Sponser: Robert James Liguori
What can she do, it's 12am:
a dripping faucet, ticking clocks,
mockingbirds mimicking crickets.
An elephant never forgets
these things and all that she regrets:
mockingbirds mimicking crickets,
a dripping faucet, ticking clocks --
What can she do? It's 12am.
[An Octo]
shadow
mysterious, hidden
sneaking, mimicking, observing, touching
believing, learning, loving
natural, soul
self
The Edge of Life
The Heron stands motionless
feathers mimicking the leaves
of slowly swaying saplings
its stoic Buddha pose
silent in its presence
conflicts with its purpose
instincts wily wisdom
poised of necessity
on the edge of life
John G. Lawless
©7/13/2018
mimicking Lu often copies me
terribly annoying, can't she see?
If I chopped my hair, she would chop hers too
No original thought or idea for Little Lu
It gripes me that she is this way
We used to play, now I stay away
If I broke my arm, she'd be wearing a cast.
Here she comes, so I am running fast.