Short Responded Poems

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Premium Member Acknowledgement

Someone smiled at me today.
I responded with a cheery g'day.
Such simple gestures to convey,
As we both went our merry way.
Form: Monorhyme


Premium Member Canadians: Elbows Up


Said to my daughter: The Canadians elected the Liberal Prime Minister

She responded: That makes them smarter than us.
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Life and Death

Life asked Death,
"Why do people love me but hate you?"
Death responded,
"Because you're a beautiful lie and I'm a painful truth."
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wasting Love

Much I raised my voice 

Angrily you responded

Love's time we wasted!






© Demetrios Trifiatis
      28 January 2017
Form: Haiku

Death

Life asked death

"Why do people love me, But hate you?"

Death responded,

"Because you are a beautiful lie, And I am a painful truth."
Form: ABC


Premium Member I Responded Despondent and Blue-

Despondent and blue so what really bothering you is those wrong choices you have made~

5/20/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Monoku

Lovely Dawn

Tweets sparrows
calmly dawn breeze
Fragrant responded morning
Whispered poem of my beloved up to here
comes down to touch the sprays spring soft rain
Form:

Premium Member HEAVEN'S BLESSINGS VII





Heaven's blessings fell upon earth which responded by offering thanksgivings: 

The roses!





© Demetrios Trifiatis
    07 October 2024

Palindrome

There was a young man from Mayam
Who asked, “I’m in May?” (mai)  “I am!”
When a woman said, “Liar!”,
he responded in ire,
“but madam, I’m Adam, Goddam!”
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Practice Makes Perfect



I was startled by what I had seen,
neighbors’ kids on my porch looking mean.
I said, “Boys, you scared me!”
They responded with glee:
“Good! We’re practicing for Halloween.”
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Wisdom Download

In the midst of a conversation with a spiritual mentor
I blurted out “if I knew then what I know now!”.

He quickly responded:
“You know now what you know now 
…what is different?”


©4/8/2023

Premium Member Mantle of Bloom

Tenderly the sun kissed the earth 

For wished to erase winter's gloom

Earth responded with a broad smile

And soon wore her mantle of bloom 







© Demetrios Trifiatis
     19 March 2019
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Me

you took my work 
and claimed it as your own
i sat disabled and all alone
you responded with
a poet needs a degree
suffering in silent
i couldn't even see
today i'm still just 
a disabled poet call me
Form: Verse

Christmas Joy

Christmas Joy
Dr. James E. Martin
©December, 2012

	
	Was asked if Christmas was good,
	Particularly in my neighborhood.
	Responded that it was fine,
	A pocket full of bills is now mine,
	Maybe soon I’ll be singing as I should.
Form: Limerick

Silence Errs

Silence
Told everyone to keep quiet
Everyone never to talk
Where he was working
“Never talk here where I work”, he shouted
“No noise here. Break rules, I fire you”, he added
But every time he shouted
Echo responded
Unabated
Form: Imagism

True Love

My son asked me jokingly," What will you do if I die? I responded instantly," I too will die". I ment what I said! How could I leave him alone? I would become a soul and be with him.

love if true
never thinks about
its own self
Form: Haibun

Premium Member Mirror Mirror

I was sitting at a bar drinking with an old friend,
and casually pointed to two old drunks seated across the bar's other end.
"That's us in ten years," I said taking another sip.
He responded, "That's a mirror you drunken idiot."
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Drag Queen

I met a fellow from Lackamoral Town He wore high heels and a luxurious gown He said to me, “I do drag,” I said to him, “Why, you old bag!” To which he responded with an awful frown.
Written June 11, 2022
Form: Limerick

Silhouettes of Me and You

the morn responded with its radiance in red,

tears  f a l l i n g  in echoes of brilliant blue-
  
you refuted, I concluded; broke my heart instead,

stardust  d e s c e n d i n g  in silhouettes of ME and YOU.





July 21, 2018
Form: Rhyme

Simple Whistle

two sparrows out on a limb
cordial and looking just prim
they were looking down at me
as I sipped my evening tea.

I responded and whistled back 
shifting gears they stayed on track
seems they were amused by my call
to me it was nothing at all.
Form: Rhyme

Like the Last

The fear passed
When you had told me.
I smiled,
Laughed,
Listened to music 
Over and over again.
And responded.
I said I liked you too.
I'm happy now,
And nothing can ruin that.
Nothing at all.
Because I know it won't be 
Like the last time.

Jelly Fish Love Story

Jelly Fish Love Story

Jelly Fish and Urchin, so very much in love.
Jelly Fish said to Urchin, please be my Turtle Dove.
I will, responded Urchin, I truly will be thine.
But upon their first embrace,
Jelly Fish did rupture,
and is now, just a pool of slime.
© Kevin Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Mistakes Made

I know I make mistakes
Almost every other day
I ask God that I learn from them
From yesterday for today

And I believed if I had not learned
Then I would be held to blame
But I know the Lord responded,
"Child please just try again!"

Brenda Elizabeth Rose
Form: Rhyme

Free Cee Sum Yung Guy

SUM YUNG GUY

I’d like to make something amply clear
And make some necessary corrections
I asked a Chinese American what was happening as November grew near
And he responded “they are hodeing presidential erections”
     © 2012….copyright...PHREEPOETREE....~free cee!~
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Lottery Wife

"Honey! Pack the luggage! I just won the lottery!" she screamed as she entered the house.
"My God! What should I pack for? The mountains? The beaches?"  hubby did excitedly shout.
"I don't really give a crap," his wife responded back, "Just hurry and get the hell out!"
Form: Rhyme

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