Short Robinson Poems

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Premium Member Freddie Robinson

bending my mind around his words, makes me feel like a contortionist 


For Bobby May’s contest “Who Flips Your Trolley?”
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Clerihew Robinson

Theoore Robinson ie so young
perhap s why he remains unsung
He found the eat coast too bright
but it gave hi style visual delight
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Clerihew Robinson

Edwin Arlington Robinson of Maine
with verse was to find fame
His 'Children of the Nigh'
achieving a Pulitzer Prize to his delight
Form: Clerihew

Jackie Robinson

Jackie Robinson
Broke the color barrier
Number 42 first ever retired
Lead the way for so many black athletes
Honor this great man today

The Squirrel In Winter

The Squirrel In Winter
by Merlynda Robinson

Winter’s russet lad.
The cheeky schoolboy, Seeking
Autumn’s lost homework.

Poem © Merlynda Robinson 2020
Form: Haiku


Mother of Jackie Robinson

I can hear what Jackie Robinson's mother
is saying right now. "Batter up, even when 
I am making biscuits so that I can be baking 
them."

She is 100 today.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member Steer Me Toward My Island

call me Robinson Crusoe
steer me toward my own island
in the Pacific,

let me be myself
one with nature
let me enjoy her balmy ideas

release me to summer
me

Premium Member Jackie Robinson Day

April 15th was Jackie Robinson Day My boyhood hero who led the way Allowing those since To follow his prints This spirited man, a pioneer he did play
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Jackie Robinson

Well howdy doody my name is Jack Isn't much history this old dude lacks Even Jackie Robinson Dad and I saw game one First black player ever to get untracked
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Adoration For These Heroes

It's almost time for that grand old game DiMaggio, Mantle, Robinson, some names To bring back joy When I was a boy Adoration for these heroes is still aflame
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Daniel Defoe

English journalist, Daniel Defoe,
was most famous for his novel Robinson Crusoe.
The whole idea of novels it’s said that he conceived,
and he wasn’t afraid to write on anything he believed.
Form: Clerihew

Tgif - the First Time

Half-drowned from another cloudburst
His life seemed to be at its worst
He opened his eyes
And with great surprise
Robinson Crusoe said it first!

*TGIF=Thank God its Friday
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Phenomenon

   Fast as you can say ‘Jack Robinson’
      Up pops another rookie phenom

   But as April heroics fade
      to June swoons

   Came the dog days of August
      extinguished ~ the honeymoon
Form: Rhyme

Boundless Infinity

F-orever
R-emains
E-ndless
D-enoting
D-urability
I-n
E-ternal

R-oad
O-nce
B-oundless
I-nfinity
N-icely
S-taves
O-ff
N-evermore

Topic: Poet (Freddie Robinson, Jr) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member The Graduate's Sanctuary

the graduate

      submerges in pool

          Mr. Robinson

               debates career paths above:

sanctuary found in sounds of silence


For Chris's "Sanctuary" contest.  Based on the film "The Graduate."
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Inner Voice Speaks

Inner voice speaks
I dare not push her away
For I have been schooled
Warning Will Robinson!

Not a trick
Not a joke
Absolutely real
My internal voice

Saving me heartache
Keeping me alive
I dare not push her away

Premium Member Jackie Robinson

Growing up in Montreal, there were many great stars Loud cheers for the Royals were heard from the local bars The greatest of them all Jackie Robinson stood tall Jackie's memory remains always in our hearts
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Dan's Favorite Birds - 4 of 10 - Baltimore Oriole

The Baltimore oriole sports an orange coat, But I haven't seen one; to L.A., they're remote. Their rich whistling song is a sweet herald of spring. Ones like Frank Robinson have a great home run swing.
Form: Rhyme

Fatally Poisoned

Imam Hassan.
Bruce lee.
Eva braun.
Georgi markov.
Theodore romzha.
Valterovich litvinenko.
Mahendra Tripathi.
Yogendra sony.
Steve clayton.
Mary yoder.
Stacy robinson.
Note. It is to be said that harshad mehta was Poisoned in jail.
Form: List

Premium Member Jackie Robinson

This guy's been a baseball fanatic since I was ten Jackie Robinson was my hero, first man of colour back then History in the making He was shaking' and baking' Most teams weren't accepting but my Montreal Royals were... amen!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Jackie Robinson

The incomparable Jackie Robinson 
       who wore "42" rose to prominence and...

broke the Major League Baseball color barrier
    In 1947, and had a 10-year All-Star career



Date written: 02/09/2021
Form: Clerihew

On Your Bike

the great You Tube purge
con tinues
free speech and expression
are being eradicated
2 of the banned You Tubers are
Tommy Robinson and Alex Jones
but there still remains 
a certain individual
by the name of David Icke
does that make him payed opposition
is Mr Icke a fraud?
© Gaz Fruth  Create an image from this poem.

After Greta Robinson

Shine at the centre of all of our hearts
No longer together but never apart
May your love fill us up at each new day start
Til we too, sleep the sleep of angels

Written as an additional 4th verse to Greta Robinson's beautiful poem 'Shine' that you can find here on Poetry Soup.
Form: Quatrain

William (Smokey) Robinson

Smokey Robinson
Liquid tenor voice
Poetic lyrics created
Through a life of sadness,
Talent remains
Mother encouraged her boy
to be greatness in song!


I saw a special on Smokey Robinson and it inspired this poem. He was a talented musician 
and song writer. Smokey is a product of the detroit car industry boom.
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member "plastics" (Based On "the Graduate")

“Plastics”, is the word the man said
To Ben who just graduated from college,
At his parent’s party that was so dead.
“Plastics”, is the word the man said,
As he floated off in the pool instead,
Soon to enjoy Mrs. Robinson carnal knowledge.
“Plastics”, is the word the man said
To Ben who just graduated from college.
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Triolet

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