Short Outshone Poems

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Little Holes In Cheerios

Those little holes in Cheerios
boast a flavor all their own,
distinctly Iowan, distinctly unique,
Nothingness here is not outshone,
in nourishment or things antique.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Chopped Liver Was Me

Once had a friend, Ken Steeles With the girlies he sure had appeal Outshone me I agree Chopped liver was me But my star possession was concealed © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Outshone

One evening, the stars seemed so bright. 
A child thought she’d see them all night.
        Along came full moon,
        And then pretty soon,
It drowned out most stars with its light.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Good Ideas

Like waves on the ocean,
good ideas have fetches.
They come having travelled
vast distances and stretches.
Their past is invisible 
and often unknown,
but when brought to fruition
are rarely outshone.
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mae West Sensual Frog

Mae West Sensual Frog was the ultimate diva
Who outshone saloon gals like Francine and Steveah
Attended parent teacher conferences in a sexy gown.
Green eyes popped out of new teacher’s head, Mr. Toado Brown.
Form: Rhyme


The Long Distance

The Moon descended into my room
To thank me for leaving you
For your smile had outshone its silver glow
 
"It wasn't a choice," I whispered,
"But an altar, to fill our plates."
Beyond the seas, hearts long for each other.

Where Did You Come From ?

Of all unsettling mysteries 
Speechless, to be left by
What religious apparition
Or what waking vision

Has, for its love's aura outshone
Or as unearthly fair
This pleasant a tingling warmth spread?
And but mortally shed!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mickey Mouse

This is written with tons of tongue  in cheek

   But I loved watching Mickey Mouse each week

      He was my favorite star

         Outshone Donny Duck by far

            A talking mouse ne'er to utter a squeak

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved
Form: Limerick

Shadow

I am shadow, lost in a world of light
Outshone by day, hidden by night
I’m in the background, you see me everyday
But you don’t care; to you it’s all the same
You don’t feel loneliness like I do
You could never care to
You have friends to guide you through
But no one is there for me
I am a shadow
Form:

Pre - Valentine's Sky

I
Delicious evening
Furtive moon, modest stars
2023 but ancient Sky

II
Cooler, Eastern Cape evenings - delicious
Blazing hot days, 40 degrees Celsius
Give way to ancient ways, in the stars
Only a few tonight (why?) And Venus perhaps?
Two of the four stars in a box, outshone the rest
 - when Moon escaped the cloudy hedge
A few belts with triune stars consoled me
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Her Beauty Outshone Everyone

She wore exotic the way I wear nothing
We were all in awe
Standing backstage
Giving her the floor
She was unaware 
That her beauty outshone everyone

Her silence bespoke an erotic quality
She was not able to handle
It ran away from her in waves
Intriguing us, me at least
I still think of her as peacock woman
Just a glance twenty years ago
Yet I have never forgotten it.

Precious

You came into our world,
Like  a ray of sunshine.
Slowly our palms uncurled,
And like a pearl you outshone.

In the days of darkness,
You brought a ray of hope.
Removed all the bleakness,
With renewed zest we could cope.

You are the apple of our eye,
You brought joy happiness and laughter.
All the goodness no money can buy,
Lucky to have such a loving and precious daughter.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Summer Moon

Slowly rising towards
Unseen wisps of clouds
Murky shadows projected
Muffled light reflected
Endlessly cycles by
Roving Summer's sky
Mornings hide Selene's face
Ongoing celestial race
Only by Apollo outshone
Never travels alone
Form: Acrostic

Rolled Oats


"Rolled Oats" 

Age shall not weary
trolls counting strange fruit
golden apples rolled 

Lord Laden put to sleep 
on an alter Hippomenes
there Atalanta lights a candle

underneath the dry rot
Ovid’s oracle prophecy not far wrong
3 golden apples racing along

Hippomenes 
strange addiction was outshone
the race never to be won

(LadyLabyrinth / 2023)
Form: Narrative

Murder Hornet

your sword, my destiny roaming the length of my lattice the punctuation of persistence amid perseverance alone you allow the allure an acumen of accumulation resting upon my once dormant domain thru such, a window I but a reflection of your moon living/loving as one with the sun a lover of fortitude and valor fermenting in your fortress not allowed to ever be outshone
© Ts Poetry  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Panther

Hark, hear the panther's almighty roar Smell his sweet breaths emitted odour He's rousing up from a three day sleep Sleeping off a rather splendid feast. Spot the flames escape his mouth and ears Luring creatures of prey to appear Fierce and proud he struts around in pride Of his multi coloured spotted hide. The legend of the panther lives on A handsome beast who can’t be outshone. ~ * ~
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member How Do You Know Her

Trinetta was as gorgeous as her name, delicate too.
Standing on the steps, she outshone the Eiffel Tower.
Was she wearing Dior? Anyway, she looked expensive.
Elegance was her middle name; her hair was perfect.

Modeling certainly suited her, she had a flair and an air.
Her shoes were designer, she looked casually beautiful.
How do you know her? My smitten cousin asked me.
Apparently surprised that I had an elegant friend.

Premium Member The Sweetest Gale

That day the sun hid its face, too ashamed
to be outshone by the light in your eyes,
the moon and stars were waiting to exhale
the magical mayhem of our romance,
defying ocean’s endless restless tides
and time’s defenseless vulgar mortal jail.

Bright sparks the beat of your enduring heart,
bright sparks mine to answer in the travail
of such joy as life stingily provides~
love is as precious as the finest art
and is the sweetest gale.
Form: Verse

I Saw You Gift

Listen to poem:
I saw you seated by the flame,
You outshone in frame and name.
This hand for faint a line I blame,
That has not painted you  too well.

I searched you  in the jostling crowd.
Your being when I saw set my core aloud.
Such face as yours is not behind the Cloud
As nature still has painted you too well.

Lest I give you o’erwhelming praise, 
The doubting Thomas would think me crazed.
They would not credit what my poor tongue says,
Yet well they know my tongue is not a useless Swell.
Form: Rhyme

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