Short Pitch In Poems

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Trump's Cooking

Trump is cooking, busy kitchen
Wants America to pitch in
Every voter's fondest wish
Taste and savor final dish

February 8, 2025
© Ed Kay  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Sex With a Saxophone

Jelly Belly had her sex with a saxophone
Up and down in pitch in perfect transposition
In melodic intervals
Jelly listens what he tells
"I put my dysfunction at your disposition".
Form: Limerick

Premium Member She Was a Self Promoter

She was a self promoter
Other talents not obvious
Not a person to pitch in

She was not someone you could count on
Always singing her praises.
Some days she would brag about
Saving people's lives

We were quite doubtful
As she never offered to help
Anyone at work

Premium Member Listening to the Radio Tonight

       Listening to the radio tonight
         Cubs-Brewers playoff game
       I visualize each pitch in my mind

       Ditched TV back in 1978
         never returned, no regrets

       Baseball’s alive inside my brain
         the crack of the bat
              ~ deeply ingrained
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Brave Grand Daughter

With my plucky granddaughter, I'm ne'er bored. She saunters at connate emblems and depth. And the way the fay sway with her. Five-year-old darts on slight span. Brilliant, brittle crane drum, Tall, hefty gist sight, Pitch in limns burns. With swish rifts. Wingbeats wheeze.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Etheree


Premium Member Flag of My Fathers

Red is the red rum
and blooms of chaconia…
the Scarlet Ibis

Black is the black gold
and dark souls of the slave ships…
the pitch in the lake

White is the cricket
and old bones of lost Empire…
ghosts of Trinidad


   Written: July 2015


Note: pictured is the flag of
         Trinidad & Tobago.
Form: Haiku

Laden Moon

Far from the laden moon
amber waves caress my mood.
Giving and taking the picture perfect
pitch in the phonetical phoenix
rising into power.
Stroking the ether and blending and
bleeding faults forever entombed
in the mineral-rich bed made by the
maid in her lunacy.
In lunar spectacular radiance
foaming in perfection the amber waves
caress my mood from the laden moon.

Clean Up Time

Clear the table
Line the books along the shelves
Everyone join in
Arrange the chairs so none can fall
Naughty children don’t pitch in

Under chairs and under tables check we haven’t missed a toy
Paints and brushes put away

Toys are all picked up for today
I read a story as we wait
Mom’s or Dad’s are on their way
Everyone its time to go…..I hope you had a real fun day
Form: Acrostic

Catch As Catch Can

Fat balls
white stitches curve a fast sun
      SLAM      arcs to anxious
brown leather skins.

                         Batter up!
     
Sheepskin rolls
come to age in camera points
      POP      flashes to jubilant
boyish grins.    Next up!

Fat rolls
duffles pitch in pointed darkness
      BANG       target anxious
leather skins.

                       Soldier up!

Premium Member Mother Earth's Plea

Mother Earth's Plea

Once upon a time I was so beautiful

Now my body is cluttered with pestilence,
I’m slowly dying inside.
Hear my suffering,
feel my rain of tears,
my seasons of grief and anguish

Please restore my magical beauty and charm,
the rhythm of harmony and balance
so I can survive


If you love me, keep me clean and recycle.
Everyone needs to pitch in!



6/17/2015
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

In Our Place

We felt tiny,
Her hand in mine
Upon that strand,
Sundown’s rich show
Of indigo
And pink, lush hues
To darkness washed,
True pitch in which
Pale surf, aglow,
Whooshed, foaming in
‘Neath stars, aglitter,
So infinite—
Oh! flecks we were,
Mere motes until
My arms I wrapped
Around my wife
And, lost in love,
	We shared a kiss:
Wide world, sea vast,
Eternal sky
	Then faded all
		To naught.
© David Bose  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Greetings From An International Woman's Day Kitchen

"Greetings from an IWD Kitchen"

        The soup is not burnt
          nor is the toast
        The eggs look edible
          forgive me, I boast  

        International Woman's Day   
          I take on the kitchen
        Give my wife the day off
          'Tis my blind ambition...  

         Psst. I call her name
           Maybe she'll pitch in
         Alas, her husband is ~
           neither cook nor magician
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Capricious Sea

Let us go down, and visit the sea.
Let us go down to see how she lies.
Will she roll gently, whisper secrets to me,
or rise in anger and spit at the skies?

Ships toss and pitch in a savage sea,
creak and groan in hapless agony,
calling for Jesus to walk on her face,
gather the storm, and quickly erase.

But the sea goes wherever she will
she laughs at our fear and chagrin
"Hold still," she says, "and watch me
 bury your guilt, wash away your sin."
© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Get Your Own

gain at other expense is something i can't codome-
to  it's just way to show you can't do it on your own-
we all have a mission each woman, man, boy and girl , 
yet we act like this is a dog eat dog world-
they say it's equal oppertunity regaurdless of our creed or color
so why is it so hard to succeed without stepping on each other.
we can get alone in this world if we all pitch in and try 
,for somehow i truly believe that everyone deserve a piece of the pie.
Form: Rhyme

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