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Notoriety

Notoriety Limericks are notoriously hard to do They have to be ribald but clean too I tried as I might To get one just right Notoriety may come now from you
Form: Limerick


Snowstorm

Sacrificing and shimmering
Notoriously 
Ominous
Winterwonderland
Salute to the elements
Together we stand
Outside in the blizzard
Rendering all that we can
Mesmerized by the land
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Lone Jerk

snaky
                           treacherous creep
                        angry mean nasty bad
                        notoriously unfriended 
                                 lone jerk
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Today

notoriously silly ideas parade in my mind
I pluck three out, the fourth is a terrific find.
my muse is getting prissy
listen to me missy!
You better not try to stifle, hide, shelter or bind.
Form: Quintilla

Premium Member Panther Notorious Panther

Panther paces the ground 
he is then most alluring jet of black 
Very beautiful he ravages his
Prey he lurks 
When he looks that way 
Panther is notoriously elegant
When he paces like that


Premium Member M N O P

Mediterranean’s melancholy melodious megaphone
Notoriously navigated Neptune’s neutrality zone.
Overladen, overworked, and overthrowing Orion’s own,
Permitted planet Pluto to persecute Perry’s corn-pone.

Premium Member Nonchalant Is My Middle Name

frivolous nonchalance
easy carelessness
ridiculous calmness
in the face of equanimity
heedless casualness
notoriously relaxed
indifferent airiness
way beyond easygoing
deadly carefee
frivolous self

Lock, stock, and barrel

A
sexy
blonde bombshell
fresh and footloose
notoriously 
enticing, ensnaring
dragged me by my nose-ring
bewailing, bemoaning made me
walk down the aisle towards the altar
intentionally intimidating.
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Listen and Learn About Each Other

misunderstandings are often rampant
hasty assumptions can be notoriously incorrect
learning to actively listen is the unity challenge
caring enough to empathize and learn
changes things in incredibly wonderful ways

June

Janus-faced, Jekyll and Hyde—ever revealing, ever concealing,
Uncompromising, stubborn yet humble and yielding
Notoriously sly yet sunny; playful and youthfully mature,
Ephemeral in spirit, fickle in love, nomadic in nature.



~June 8th
~08/08/2015
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Color Imagined

Sunlit ducks
Flashing downy amid the buttercups
Lily ponds notoriously absent

Swimming with optimism
Following their mama
Hopeful they will all end up
In a dandelion patch

Tulips up ahead
Color of seventy's happy face
Showing you love whether you deserve it or not

Premium Member Unsatisfied Scratching

The scratching wakes me up
Ridiculously unsatisfying
Yet notoriously put there by shingles
Or excruciatingly painful allergen.
A scream for help

Time is in my way
Sorry I sid not sneak my Excedrin pm into hospital
Morphine is not cutting it.
Each time more insistent 
On a more potent drug

Premium Member One Who Dared

Striped lighthouse was thrilled to share her cloud
Young man’s optimistic attitude was notoriously refreshing
Bet there is a fishing pole around here, he mused.
It came into his hand instantly. She shone her light.
Sharing her cloud with one who dared, one who hoped.
One who believed in wishes.

Premium Member Wiley Willie the Wandering Witch

Wiley Willie the wandering witch 
Rides against the moon and gives it an itch
Humans in the house are so unaware
But I am telling you – beware! Beware!

Wiley Willie is notoriously wise.
She has bested creatures in disguise.
We know to fear her in the harvest moon.
If you don’t see her she will snatch you soon!
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Beware of Wiley Willie

Wiley Willie the wandering witch
Rides against the moon and gives it an itch
Humans in Missouri houses are absolutely unaware
But I am telling you – beware! Beware!

Wiley Willie is notoriously wise.
She has bested creatures in disguise.
We know to fear her in the harvest moon.
If you don’t see her she will snatch you soon!
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member hotel cecil

Is Hotel Cecil cursed?
A portal to hell?
How many have died there?
Accidentally or by murder and suicide?
It is the most notoriously haunted hotel in America.
Associated with macabre incidents, serial killers.
Downtown Los Angeles is host to these seven hundred rooms.
Shall I book you a room? There is always a vacancy.
Diabolical laughter.

Premium Member A Butterfly Moment

Butterfly swoops in
Black like a bat but a touch skinnier
Moves at an incredible gliding pace

I am astounded at her charismatic flair
She fills the porch with momentous beauty
For a mega instant, then she is gone

A fleeting look
Then butterfly disappears 
Notoriously mystical and surreal

Was this a dream?
A spirit?
A treasured blink.

Premium Member Ned Is a Notorious Liar

Bean bags are jumping on her head they said
I wondered what was going on, for it was Ned.
He is notoriously for saying things untrue.
He can make Granddaddy’s face turn red and blue

Whose head? I asked. Your head was the reply.
Now I knew it was nothing but a buzzard’s lie.
There is nothing jumping on my skull today.
So saying, I turned and flounced away.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Angela

Angela is a sensitive woman easily hurt
Notoriously sets up a feeling wall to keep hers in, and yours out.
Generosity unsurpassed if she lets you have a glimmer or peek into her world.
Enthusiastically champions her friends, but makes them sparingly,
Lets her emotions out gradually, after a lot of soul-searching, 
As long as and only if she feels your trust, admiration and love.
Form: Name

Premium Member Ode To Queen of Cats

Queen of Cats dancing your feline fling
What other joys will your exuberance bring?
I watch your partner as he gives you a swing.
He wants your attention, but you have to ring.

Queen of Cats in your harem of maids.
Safe in the palace, far from the evil everglades.
I hope things work out for you in your suit of spades.
Things are notoriously suspicious; will she make the grades?
Form: Rhyme

Alien in my bushes

If there was an alien in my bushes
I would not call the police
They'd commit me 
If it was real
or not real
I would not approach it
All those movies with humans
being friendly to aliens
What if it had a contagious disease
or spat acid that melted my skin
Maybe it would hump my leg
or throw up on my carpet
I already have a dog that does that
No Sir, I'd leave it be
for someone else to see.

Premium Member Four Days In a Hospital

awful awkward
birthday bash
celebrated creepily
dubiously, diabolically
enormously enlightening
fastidiously  frustrating
gory grotesque
hospital hallways
illustriously illuminating
joyless journey
keeping
little
me
notoriously
ordinary
quixotic
realizing
Sophie
Terrified
Unclear
Very concerned
Wanting me to return home
'Xpecting a hero's welcome
yet 
zealously delighted that I will feel better.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Zora Zebra Gets a Boob Job

Zora Zebra does not know how to be subtle does she?
I looked at my cousin, who is snotty notoriously.
What’s going on? I asked this uppity Georgia peach.
Look down there she said, nodding toward the beach.

Zora was coming up for another breath of sea water air.
I noticed right away that there was something added there.
A boob job on a zebra! What? I said to my snooty cousin.
In a week, she said, we will see a dozen.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Back In the Day

We burned a bunch of matches
My buddy Dane and me
Then we burned an outhouse up
The smell was way ugly!

Next we burned a little shed.
Was not me, we fibbed notoriously together.
Then we burned my sister’s clothes
Because she had worn my favorite sweater

My grandpa spanked us both hard as he could.
This is the days when neighbors would
Get together and give all the kids a licking.
He also gave us both a kicking.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member utmost Sassiest Chicks

Three of the utmost sassiest chicks I ever did see
Were Bluey, Red, and the notoriously cutey Blondie
They wiggled their tail feathers, causing rooster to turn red.
He was their embarrassed daddy, this big guy, named Fred.

Why do you act like such harlots, I asked them one day
We like to tease the other roosters; it is our way to play
They never settled down, stayed single all of their lives.
A good thing probably, they would have made terrible wives.
Form: Rhyme

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