Short Onomatopoeia Poems
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Ting-a-ling the sirens rang
The guns went bark and dogs bang
Then, chirp chirp the cats sang
I'd escaped the chain gang
Even though I was a as buzzzy as a bee
Like a sheep I followed everyone to a baaar
My bladder became full and I was moooving like a cow
Form:
Not all of us ‘Eat, Pray, Love’.
One plate: a minefield
of coulda, woulda, shoulda,
of clink and clatter
long after a bite.
Taste lingers,
here!
Your life is a stormy sea
my boat, in your life does not sail...
I wish you were total calm...!
So my love would sail on you
A dash of rhyme,
A pinch of time.
Pop! Zap! Zoom!—
Add an onomatopoeia.
Lines and stanzas
fill my page.
Stir it all together,
to make a poetry stew.
Wholesome we wander with worthy
Warming wisdom:-
Our onederful oneness overcoming
Oxymoronic odds:-
God's great gleaming glory glooming
Growing gratefulness
soft
smooth
soothing
sounds
slowly...
slide...
me....
off to....
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" You're a twit-ta-woo! "
The cheeky owl criticized.
" You are one too-hoo! "
Written 15th October 2021
For the Owl Haiku Contest
Sponsor Robert James Liguori
There once was a nerd, super psychotic
Who did something really idiotic
He peed in his trowser
Then pooped and said 'Yowser'
At least 'twaren't onomatopoeiA-tic
The time of the clock,
The ships are in the dock,
The whistle of the wind,
Through the haughty tamarind,
Now I can’t think ‘cause it’s summer, don’t mock.
06/09/2020
the droplets pitter-pattered
as my footprints melted into doesn't-matters
and all the buzzings and birds skitter-scattered
and, with Beauty on the nigh...all thought shattered
Drip, drip, drip
Watch for water or you'll trip
Drop, drop, drop
Someone better get the mop
Drip, drop, drip
Dumb gravity! I slip--
Drop, drip, drop
Someone, make the water stop!
soft
smooth
soothing
sounds
slowly...
slide...
me....
to....
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inspired by Debbie's blog
phonetic
form:onomatopoeia
Paronomasia
Rhetoric usage—
A pun, a true play on words!
Shades of confusion . . .
Ditto sounds, other meanings . . .
Phonetic pun poetic!
Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved
July 28, 2018 (Tanka)
Pop
hiss
hoot
meow
pow
whose
poop
knock knock knock
bang bang
locked
tick tock
whistle
whizz
wheeze
whimsy
wreck
shoot
smash
mish mash
toot
sissy
ring ring
mawl
freeze
hang
shoot
zeees
Listen to poem:
Ooze, a squirt with perfect onomatopoeia
A slow leak, exudation or seepage
A slow plunge into thick mud sucked
An outflow all over, a disseminated discharge
That cannot be held back or stopped
A slow steady ooze seeps spews woos
*Image of Nick Jonas by Giphy.
Myth
Psst hymns shyly sync shyly.
brr rhythm brr
oooo uuuu
tsktsk shh pfft
***Onomatopoeia
Title & Prose; consonants
Haiku; consonants-vowels-consonants
2020 July 11
His head droops
listless mid-day
Waves of heat
Collar damp
shirt clings
Seconds drag
Minutes, eternities
Knees rain perspiration
Rivulets of sweat
in between the lines
His pen, heavy
ink drains
eyelids heavy
slumber stalks him
"The only reason for time is so that everything doesn't happen at once."--Einstein
"what's time," asked the tyke
"just pick any time you like
since they all happen at once"
as knows any horological dunce
and dickory up my clock and strike
Crack!
Pop!
Skiddly doo bop de dop!
Those are the sounds of my wobbly knees
So tender, warm of flesh, and with joints stiff like dead bees
In their ungraceful way they come to a stop
Pop!
And then I'm dead
Form:
You were different every day I knew you
you never bored or disappointed me
never failed to interest, thrill, excite
and all of that time you were never anything
but who you are.
For me you were everything you could be.
And I could only love you.
One or more words that make the sound as you speak
N
Oink is an example and so are squeal and squeak
M
A
T
Ouch! You’d exclaim if pinched by a sneak
P
Outstanding is this creative language technique
E
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Kim’s Acrostic Play Contest
11/09/20
Listen to poem:
Another
Brilliant
Contest
Draws
Endless
Followers,
Garnering
Hallmark
Inspirations,
Justifying
Kind
Like
Messages.
Notable
Online
Praises
Quantifies
Righteous
Submissions,
Tangentially
Uniting
Voiced
Website
EXponential
Zeal.
Date: 05/30/2019
Our hen dropped an egg – plop!
Orange balloon stuck - pop!
Odd wee bird sang - cuckoo!
Obese farmer screamed - shoo!
Old satin skirt went - swish!
Once ripe grape trampled – squish!
One sound-word this – oh, pish!
Written April 2, 2021
Predawn stillness -
a rooster, somewhere
a wolf, elsewhere
a deer, near in dark
corners of dying dark
scrunffles and chuffs.
The stars,
preparing to hide
under cover of
lightness.