Short Pronged Poems

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Premium Member Scarlet

Sweet gum Three pronged leaves Foot like, dancing in breeze Hung upon the clothesline drips blood Scarlet
Form: Cinquain


Premium Member The Minx

There once was a lady from Lynx,
Who was a veritable minx,
she wrote about love,
cooed like a dove,
loved mixing ambiguous drinks.


Now the minx was wearing a wig,
Which made her look like a fig,
And she had the gall,
To hold me in thrall,
And jabbed me with a two-pronged twig!
Form: Limerick

Ashes

“Still got that tin box that we used to ash cigarettes in college” she asked. "Yeah, it still carries the ashes of my tenderness that I burned with every cigarette I lit after losing you." he replied. Silence pronged, lips touched, but this time he could not close his eyes.

Ambushed

waterside vigil
buffalo nears water hole
lions crouch low nearby

three-pronged ambuscade
buffalo calf culled from herd
swift pincer attack

quarried prey springs forth
stressed calf serpentines about
lead lion cuts angle

driven toward snare
flanks assaulted from both sides
vise tightened prey clasped
Form: Haiku

The anti-aging bead

It was like a rainbow, this bead so fine that strung up so many lifelessly like puppets pronged. The carry-over appears, like ageism defeated but again it rears and spills the beans over another adventure, so silly that goose like hemlock endeavors, so wily this bead so effervescent that dowry hidden in the stores are much too much of a bounty.
© Ken Martin  Create an image from this poem.


Humanity

Humanity thy thorns burn, tear untoward for you conceive no compassion
Tainted soul seeking kin to participate in wrong
As the disenchanted search a haven in which to belong  
Why hate lies strong double pronged in our troubled world
Be every mans cross to bear 
Sentiment and words alone constitute not change
Good night god bless suffering doth not digress

Love Has Fizz

How sweet it is when love had fizz,
and life's bell was a tinkle,
one time me eyes locked with a cuz,
but she was way too little.

ol alien, poor bugger me,
richoted up into a tree,
tangled with a swarm of bee's
the sting of stung exciting

cousin Don he caught a guy,
teasing bees to get a rise,
water squirted from his eyes,
his phallus pronged and bulging:)

Don Johnson 29-june-11
Form: Rhyme

Orion

liquid oxygen, nitrogen, napalm
the many methods of modern BBQ
multi-pronged igniters injecting mainline
high pressure laser guided fusion reactors
subatomic quantum mechanical quasar energy
photons vibrating in Orion’s nebula
disintegrating galactic supercharged plasma
ejected from hemorrhoids at warp speed 
inner core’s event horizon is compromised
came through the worm hole
didn’t see it coming

544 Learning Developmental Reading

544.

Learning Developmental Reading



A Prof. Ed. subject – Developmental Reading

Process with stages, purposes with meaning

It uses different skills

Like eating different meals

Do not miss the 4-Pronged Approach

In reading it is an effective coach

Read between the lines the idioms & allusions

There are theories & tactics as guide-ons!



-03/18/2017

(Dumarao)

*PEN Poems
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Reprisals are Best Served as Cold as Ice

revenge is served cold
with malice in cold steel knife
beside three-pronged fork
hate needs patience to mature
like a ripe blue-vein Stilton

anger sets the feast
memory seasons each course
with bitter chilli
sprinkled to sharpen revenge
as hunger outwaits its prize

when the dish arrives
rust has reached the waiting knife
mould adorns the fork
the taste of blood turns bitter
in the gnash of grinding teeth
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Triangular Point

She wore a Cheshire grin,
slowly munching the bite 
she'd snitched from his plate.

"You took my point," he said.
"Everyone knows,
the point is the best part."

We sat around the table,
savoring pie, sipping coffee.
He wore an indignant look,

his fork pronged above her pie, 
too late, her own point
already in her mouth.

A new concept to me,
but I have to admit,
the first bite of anything
                   always tastes best.
© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.

Transforming Your Exotic Kiss

What kind of lust is this?
Firey daggers of romance
Two-pronged on the table

Your heart at significant crossroads
Fearing he still grips the pulse of dreams

Believe me, when I come full bodied
My stance is definite
Along your quicksand embryo

We've danced through armaggedon 
Reality and the pillows of thought
Plushy laid upon your sleeping grove

Watery graves in thrall beyond the ruminations of language
Music deftly played continues its vast beat
As you and I merge together

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