Short Removed Poems

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Premium Member Recharging My Batteries

Doors locked
blinds closed
removed the plug
from the telephone.

No one home.



Peter Dome.copyright.2014 .Jan.
© Peter Dome  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Give Me My Appendix Back

Doctor Ebenezer Quack,
give me my appendix back.
No sir, contrarily, and quite,
you need both removed, left and right.
Form: Epigram

Premium Member The Power Within

fierce under water 
removed from dry dominion. . .
instinct not submerged


For Raul Moreno's "Primal Instinct" contest
Form: Haiku

Good Things

I placed my attention on good things, and good things increased. I removed my attention from bad things, and bad things reduced.

Premium Member A Bird Dance

birds flock to the grass
    after leaves removed, for some food
              a bird dance happens

Heidi Sands

10/13/20
Form: Haiku


The Real Coward!

The real coward has removed and has turned off my polite comments
On his lying writings, so I published my comment: Evil Killers
Form: Monoku

A Love Poem

There it laid dead in the metal pan,
My heart removed from my chest.
But being honest out of all the surgeons
...you were the best.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Thanksgiving ---Sad

Since February
When doctors removed his legs
He has not been home.
Coming home for Thanksgiving
Phone rings-- "Stan died in his sleep".
Form: Tanka

When Dreams Die

Remise desire,
waylaid,
joined abandoned dreams,
clutching at treacherous reflected visioning.
Betrayed,
the gleam removed,
ended!

Two Survivors

My mother and aunts
All suffered from breast cancer
Mom’s right breast removed

She had the choice to abort
But she risked her life for me
Form: Tanka

Kin

our feelings
are related

you're my
first removed

sister's next
third cousin's

cousin
so are we

able to
legally

make
love
Form:

A Gem

Pearl of great price

                        removed my vice

                         o such a gem

                            in Him
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.

New Life

A juicy fruit dropped,
Wearing a yellow, mellow coat;
And his borrowed yellow coat
A hand unseen soon removed,
Leaving the seed undressed.
Form: Rhyme

Mother Hubbards Cupboard

Mother Hubbard’s cupboard was known
By anyone who had a bone
A bare cupboard – yes sir
She removed all the fur
So every bone found its way home
Form: Limerick

Haiku

Tortured, the mute cries......
                      dead Elephant, tuskers removed.....
                      the agony of cut Trees .......
Form: Haiku

Premium Member One Small Indiscretion

One wild happy-go-lucky senryu
Was caught impersonating a haiku
They levied no fines
But removed two lines
Now she's a stick-in-the-mud monoku
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

The Awwwsome Driving Lesson

The neighbors were running in fear
As into front room car did steer
What fate had approved
His words soon removed
Your parking’s improving my dear
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Tale of a Flask and a Mask

I offered doc a sip from my flask
     He automatically removed his mask

   Two or three long sips later
     Doc called for his mask locator
Form: Couplet

Hypocrisy

O, how we hypocrites are blessed.
The eye is healed with plank removed,
Our errors give us pain in chest,
But keep us graceful, live, and loved.
© Aaron Crow  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

An American In Paris

When Toby removed to Paree
The people all called him Tobee.
   “That’s not me,” he’d plead,
   Then finally concede
To be, not to be not, Tobee.
© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Toe Jam

I once had a friend named Pete
Who never liked to wash his feet
Every time he removed his shoes
Your nose was bound to lose
Was foot powder obsolete?
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bare Foot

We were BARE FOOT in the grass.
Seasons came.  Seasons WANED.
AND over again.
Once more.
Shoes removed.
GIGGLES AND CHATTER
Nothing else MATTERED.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wound

My heart was skinned when you left.

And the sutures were just removed.

I have been to the doctor and the healing.

The scar is a reminder of the thrust.
Form:

Sin and Debris

Sin and Debris

When will God with us agree,
Once free from sin and debris;
Other bad things,
Sadness brings,
Am glad He removed from me.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Bowtie

Held the dance floor, Hanson Biggily,
Smartly dressed, but bowtie wiggily; 
Till, well, his belle,
Lest humor swell,
She removed that bowtie giggily.
Form: Limerick

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