Short Ross Poems

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Premium Member History of American Flag

several tries later
oriflamme by betsy ross
got approval nod

shes red white and blue
fifty stars in modern day
and subject to change
usa
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Emagi Wallace Liberty Bell

William Ross Wallace'LIBERTY BELL'

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Form: Shape

Don'T Cross

as  you began to walk
and friend talk
alway look
before you get hook
or hit do this
signs has a list
Eeven f your name ross
DON'T CROSS

Premium Member Betsy Ross



Betsy Ross of Colonial days
Could never imagine the ways
Our United States flag would be blessed
To fly on the Moon and Mount Everest.
Form: Clerihew

Superb Sublimity

B-egin
E-njoying
T-he
S-cribe's
Y-early

R-egards
O-f
S-uperb
S-ublimity

Topic: Birthday of Betsy Ross (September 23) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Gosh

Nauseous Natasha’s cautious sister Sasha’s posh boss Josh McIntosh from Osh Kosh Sloshed through the marshes sporting galoshes Looking for his lost hoss Ross By gosh

Premium Member First Real Love

Will never forget my first real love, Mary Ross Toppled head over heels, so cuddly and soft Was blown away In love's sweet ballet Think of her still though to another I'm betrothed
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Where the Stars Never Shine

old Betsy ross once fashioned a flag
from freedom's blood -n- crates of tea bags
the radical right snatched its meaning
the radical left branded it demeaning
now Betsy has stars stuffed up her a ss
Form: Limerick

Ross

Ross

Ross is my single young adult son.
Often pitches in to help others.
Sincerely loves to be on the computer… a lot.
Secure about his abilities.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
February 1, 2010

Poetic form: Name
Form: Name

Stitches

Stitches

A wild hog the scouts running to it.


© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
February 14, 2010

Poetic form: Monoku

Dedicated to my son, Ross who as a youth, was bitten by a wild hog.  
Moral:  Folks. don't catch wild hogs
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Grace

GRACE

G od's unmerited favor toward mankind

R esurrection of our Lord and Savior

A scension to the right hand of God the Father

C ross on which He suffered and died for our sins

E ternal life through the shedding of His blood
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Air-Conditioned Flags

  
      Betsy Ross sewed the US flag with ease
      Fellow countrymen were more or less pleased

         A Scotsman stole her design
         His wife sewed something so fine

      Flags doubling as kilts ~ Waving in the breeze
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Unfettered Love

Father Ross made secret visit, to widow’s house past midnight,
Lamp in hand, she let him in, guided him to master bedroom,
his tough wife should never know, Ross went to see his old mother!



Written 22/05/2020
Sijo poetry contest
Jenish Somadas
Form: Sijo

Wherever the Cross

Wherever borne is The cross,
Christ is The Sure Boss:
His Kingdom, a good distance from loss,
Your guaranteed profit in gross;
Your dully painted walls, Brilliant Gloss,
Every rolling stone clothed in Moss…
No room for the coins gamblers toss
And a dying interest in somebody else’s Ross.
Form: Rhyme

Bio of Melissa Ross

Melissa
Outgoing, Passionate, Insane, Friend
Adoptive daughter of Carol and James
Lover of Pittsburgh, poetry, and music
Who feels pain, depression, and occasional joy
Who fears stars, death, and heights
Who would like to see Italy, Greece, and success
Resident of Warrington, Pennsylvania
Ross
Form: Bio

Premium Member Flag Maker Betsy Ross

It is said the first flag maker was Ms. Betsy Ross
Was also said she could do well with some dental floss
As one can imagine twas because she ran out of thread
She forgot to order it because she didn't take her meds




Battle Of The Clerihew---Contest Of P.D.
Written By: Carol Brown
6th Place Winner
Form: Clerihew

Serve the Maker

E-arnestly serve the Maker, 
N-o matter come what may; 
R-emain vigorous or dynamic
I-n the midst of gray.
C-arry on despite the weather, don't decrease your intensity; 
O-n the fifteenth of May, glorify the Almighty.

C-ross the finish line, 
R-each the kingdom of the Father; 
U-se the fervor and passion, 
Z-eal to serve the Maker.
Form: Acrostic

Cross the Deepest Sea

C-ross the deepest sea 
H-owever far or wide; 
O-bliterate your fear, 
Y-our doubt and fret subside. 

B-egin to cross the deepest sea, 
O-n the tenth of May; 
R-ugged wind will come, 
C-rushing your boat as you pray. 
E-xpect the stormy weather, 
L-ife is fraught with misery; 
I-n spite of the rain, 
S-tart to cross the deepest sea.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member When Did It All Start

Go go boots
Made for walking
Nancy Sinatra
60’s fodder
Rock’N Roll
Jazz
The Blues
Diana Ross and the Supremes
Elvis and Ann Margaret
Ed Sullivan
The Beatles
Twiggy
Mini-skirts
Johnny Cash
The Grand Ole’ Opry
Underdog
Polly Pure Bred
I Love Lucy
Leave it to Beaver
Bonanza
This may have been when all of this video stuff started.

Premium Member Betsy Ross Lied

To the Redcoats Betsy Ross lied.
“It is not a flag!” she decried.
“I'm due at a wedding
and all of this threading
will be a new gown for the bride!”

“But it isn't just one little dress,”
with nose growing she had to confess,
“A collection I've planned--
t'will sell big in the land--
at my discount stores, Ross Dress for Less”!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Phoebe Buffay and Ross Geller

Phoebe Buffay Plays her guitar every day She often sings ‘Smelly cat’ Sadly her voice is very flat Ross Geller Is quite a nerdy feller He said Rachel’s name when he got wed His bride Emily probably wished him dead! Ross and Pheobe starred in Friends Clerihew 2 Poetry Contest Sponsored by Joseph May 09/30/21
fun
Form: Clerihew

Cross the Finish Line

C-ross the finish line, 
A-spire towards the crown; 
R-ise up every time you fall, 
L-et not your wings go 
A-ground. 

R-eady to cross the finish line, 
U-se faith, hope, and love; 
T-hird of May Wednesday 
A-ims to get them from above. 
Q-uest the Lord's guidance, 
U-nder the Father's design; 
I-t's time to hit the mark, 
O-r cross the finish line.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Cowboy Leroy

Leroy
Cowboy

Rode horse
Of course

His hoss
Named Ross

Ropes steers
Slurps beers

Slouch hat
Flaunts gat

Wears boots
No suits

Eats beans
Wears jeans

Raised hell
Pell-mell

What's more
He swore

Has gal
Named Sal

To pub
For grub

They dance
Romance

They kiss
Pure bliss

Gets slopped
Fun stopped

Big brawl
(That's all)
Form: Footle

Cross the Wide Blue Ocean

J-ust cross the wide blue ocean, 
A-llow not your dreams to fail; 
N-ever fear the brewing storm, 
E-ven the waves during your sail.

F-riday December fifteenth, 
R-each your one greatest goal; 
A-im at the heavenly bliss, 
N-o reason to worry at all.
C-ompleting your God-given race
I-s needed to attain salvation; 
S-tay strong to brave the weather, 
C-ross the wide blue
O-cean.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Let Me Do My Job

Picture this, a pink and orange party room, the new guy said.
We stared at Ross, wondering how he had gotten this far.
Truly, let me do my job, he said. Let me show you.
Two of the liberalist of the liberals decide to.
I am one of them.
This party room has been rented almost daily for six years.
Brides have switched their colors to orange and pink for this room.
I am glad we let him show us.

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