Short Peculiarly Poems

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Premium Member Out of Bounds

There once was a man called Boris
Who loved a wee deoch an' doris
Whether his tipple was whisky or brandy
Foreign affairs made him peculiarly randy
When he indulged in extra-marital coitus
Form: Limerick


Stinky Bunny

There once was a magician in Vegas,
who needed a flat more spacious,
the bunny from his hat,
was peculiarly fat,
stinky farts from carrots were contagious!


Rhyme Scheme: A-A-B-B-A

Date Written: February 20, 2016
Form: Limerick

Whispering Word

Whispering word
Silent in sound
Hushed as a valley
Forest surrounds

Peculiarly present
Once realized
Emblazoning silence
Wandering by

Making a statement
Barely unheard
Leaves in the summer
Faintly astir

Softly it flutters
Gently it lures
“Come”, is the call
Of the whispering word
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Portraiture a Freed Verse

PORTRAITURE
an inviting
presence
hovering
  mysterious
freed
from
the past
peculiarly
alive
with
a nearness
beginning
gently
to emerge

the
unfamiliar
at a crossroads
  on the outskirts
arriving
this counterpart
ever changing
without
    knowing

evidently
 recognisable
sonorous
&relaxed

2 Ascetics In the Desert

By a stone near Saqqara 
Sand blown from the Sahara
Mixes with dust from Ankara

Particularly near a pyramid
it peculiarly disappears amid
Two ascetics on a pilgrimage 

They observe the strange vanishing
With great verve while brandishing
A saber at a passing Saracen 

They wondered if this was transcendence
And blundered towards repentance
Hearts thundered in this Presence
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Vitality a Freed Verse

VITALITY
encapsulates
celebrates
  innovation
hurtling
pell-mell
straight towards
an encounter
with
the viewer
veering
 en route
in
movement
  one to another
 between
wrong turns

 a restlessness
some haste
 is
detected
& is
understandable

part
of this
 zest
underwhelming
feels peculiarly
unfamiliar
in
 an encounter
so brief
an
 excursion
disjointedly
  underplayed

Premium Member I Will Praise Him- -

I will perfectly, peculiarly praise Him; I will pleasing, powerfully praise Him; I will passionately, and prettily, praise Him; proudly, pop, rock and jump praise Him; just purple, and pale praise Him; I will pleasantly praise Him;; While whole-heartedly praise Him Alleluia in my heart.. and I will just praise Him!!!
9/4/19 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2019

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