Short Roy Poems

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ROY ORBINSON poetrix



         


        Here comes that song again
    poignant romanticism... I hear Roy
  admirable creator owner of pain and illusion


Apache Moon

An Apache hid out in Dragoon
Was revealed by the sight of his moon
In Judge Roy Bean's twang
Came, "By God, you'll hang!
You caused Lily Langtry to swoon!"
Form: Limerick

Must Have Been Roy Moore

Must Have Been Roy Moore

He never was ever worth waiting for;
Must have been good old Roy Moore;
Natural born loser,
While an abuser;
Had so much sex can't keep the score.

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

Roy Moore Do Deplore

Roy Moore Do Deplore

Have heard Roy Moore himself does adore;
Republicans him they are trying to ignore;
Southern slicker,
And noses picker;
While rest of America will hate and abhor.

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

Premium Member Pop Master Roy

comic
                 cuts
no ifs
        or 
              buts
cartoon
colour
           Benday
            dots
joined-up
large-scale
                 real
strips
of
         popular
         appeal
art
Form: Ekphrasis


Premium Member Roy Rogers and Hopalong

Roy Rogers and Hopalong were heroes of mine Now sex bombs zing my zinger, on their hoohas I dine My mind goes askew Lower parts can be viewed That's disgusting, I take the fifth, a male I'm defined
Form: Limerick

Roy Rogers

center>ROY ROGERS

Roy Rogers on Trigger his horse
Was a regular tour de force
He made it his quest
To clean up the West
Then end with a love song of course

2nd May 2022
High Noon poetry contest
Sponsor - Joseph May
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Roy G Biv

Roy G Biv
Rainbow order
has to do with music too
and math

Robin red breast
orange Julius
yellow bellied coward

Greenland

Blues music
Indigo’s child
Violets

Roy G Biv
a reminder of my childhood
and my teacher, Mrs. Kay
Form: Acrostic

Guide To Conquer Roy Moore

Guide To Conquer Roy Moore

No longer does Moore have a place to hide,
And his bad behavior must not be denied;
We must prove,
Way to remove;
A guide to solve problem we call genocide.

Jim Horn

Am sure I should receive some responses
to this one.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Mirage Volcanic Event Retaliation

cuckoo bystander
hippies hound
desecrate passing
shrewdly badmouth
siegfried bobcat
wake european
spirits enlisting
the globally
fortuitousness by
reading rhythmic
confrontation dutifully
fluster fission
spat and
unite your
sourness unlearned


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • September 7–13, 2026)

Roy G Biv

a signal cloud
crying in a blue
sky trying 
to make a
rainbow
with
help
from
his old
friend the

sun

but she is over
shadowed by his
greediness
and lust
but
not
for
the
gold
found at 

the end

he wants
the whole
rainbow
itself
to
hold
to steal
especially
all of her
yellow
Form:

Roy G Biv

Going to catch us both a rainbow.
Hop on for a ride.
Help me choose a colour
and lay down by my side.

Romancing on a rainbow.
Is little understood.
Eventually I'll catch one
and then I think we should.

So next time when it's raining
You know right where I'll be.
Out there chasing rainbows
just for you and me.

Only King

I found the narrow reflection
behind the mirror of my shade.
Here no one can spread their slogans
instead of me,
no one ever torture 
the dream of being free.
I am better enough to feel 
the breath of my own, 
I am better enough to touch
the soul of my goal.
I am the only health of my dream,
I am the only king of my life.
© Supam Roy  Create an image from this poem.

Rancho Roy and Force - Nursery Rhyme


There was a boy 
Named Rancho Roy
He had a horse 
Whose name was Force
They loved to ride 
Out far and wide 
Force used to take 
Him to the lake
Where he sat long 
And wrote a song 
Called "Rider's Hill -
Ride to your fill"
When they came back 
He had a snack -
Fresh cake and tea 
And cream cookie
Force his hay ate 
Happily neighed
Rancho took rest
His life was best



04.21.2021



For Eve Roper's "Nursery Rhyme 5" contest
Form: Rhyme

Zamzam Beckons Roy

The perfume enthralled me
The smile thrilled me to core
The promising beauty behold
Roy i do love the fine things 

The curve of her lithe back
Them chariots of fire racing
Through the creek of zamzam
Roy i savor the fine things

Sermons of long now forgotten
Teachers where did they wrong
Holly molly tantalizing peakers
Roy am now losing my ownself

Redress in bits of time
Regression for dunders
Flowing springs of zamzam
Roy the touch of linen

Premium Member Roy G Biv

Here I have something not all of you may know.
It is a mnemonic of the rainbow.
Here are colors of the visible spectrum.
The sun’s rays coming in a continuum.
This is the light shining during the day.
Throughout time, it has been coming our way.

There is red, orange, green, and indigo
as well as, blue, violet, and yellow.
After a rain, we see a parabola.
This is a colorful phenomena.
It is part of nature’s ongoing show.
We’ve witnessed them for as long as we know.
Form: Rhyme

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