Short Samples Poems

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Premium Member History's Mysteries

With Napoleon and King Tut
   History's stuck in a rut
We're still not sure how they died

Now with DNA samples
   Technology so ample
My only question is Why?


Paripatetic

For everything real, there's a synthetic
That has the same feel, compare them forget it
All samples are sealed, prepared and perfected
To travel the field, Paripatetic
© John Conde  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Coffee Fashion

Coffee emblazoned locks



Descend in lovely fashion



Appetizing







Latte textures alluring



Suave aromas howl



Pining





Infinite inquiries



Harvests attraction



Samples
Form: Verse

Branch Britches

teribium,Curium,actinium
sheres of charcoal.
they seek such to
make generated dissisha.
samples the need
for energy.
the need to produce
the world wishes a
freedom from what
 currently exist.
Des-alpha motaium.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Thimble

Tiny protection for Those seamstresses ' small fingers. Thimbles come in sizes. Test the samples, ladies Thoughtfully get right fit. Thrust on embroiderers. Threads will become great art!
Form: Verse


Shadow in the penumbra

She moves catlike
her ebony braid
swishing majestic
in pearly moonlight
and vaporous penumbra.
Raising a chalice
jade and bejewelled
the lithe shadow
samples golden droplets
of honeyed wine
anointed silently
at a feast
of grace.

The Parolee

By Angeline Star

The ad stated that
the prospective employee 
should have the ability
to prepare and serve food samples 
using small appliances such as 
microwaves, fryers, skillets, coffee makers 
and knives.

He had a background
with knives.

Premium Member Watch Your Diet, Santa

On his annual flight about the earth,

   Santa continues to expand his girth!

      'Tis due to cookies and milk,

         And other treats of that ilk,

            That he samples from Botswana to Perth!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(c) All Rights Reserved
Form: Limerick

A Patient and a Nurse

I'm hospitalized and there was a nurse named Jane
She said I need plenty of sleep for my health attain
She took samples of my urine and then replaced the infusion
She gave me my medicine and always checked on my condition
And every time I tried to sleep, her present made me awake again!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Plastic Bottles

drinkers from plastic
diet pepsi addicts hear
twice the micro beads

of fractal plastic
lodged in your body systems
on an average

scale of health diets
and population samples
of FOREIGN OBJECTS

in sampled people
stuff that summons class action
lawsuits for billions


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Sticks and Seeds

Depression. 
Sticks and seeds. 
You can only be as depressed as a mossy stone. 
Growls.
You move slowly, like dead. 
Treacherous?
Or just socks stuffed with free samples. 
Try to hold onto dead teeth. 
Depression is just burrows. 
Sticks, seeds, harsh chemicals, scraps, and jugs.
Not special.

Premium Member A Thrill For Santa

Santa went to “The Light” by the river
A new place on his list to deliver,
Then was tempted with samples of fruit
By the belles in this house of repute.

------------------------------------
Christmas Chastushka Contest
Sponsored by Andrea Dietrich
          Placed 3rd
© 22nd December 2020

Mercury

MERCURY
Men have landed on the moon; Easy, just three days away. Reached as far as Mars with probes, Collecting samples for the lab. Unfortunately, Planet Mercury Remains and mystery to us. You’d run out of fuel half-way there. 10th May 2021 Planet Contest Sponsor - Matt Calari
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Sandler the Handler

Joe Sandler states that he can handle An ample band of verbal vandals. Scanning a slew of scrambled samples, Joe soon grows grudgingly disgruntled. Top trophy goes to Mighty Sandler For Tongue Twister triumphant handler. December 28, 2020 Contest: Tongue Twister Sponsor: Joe Sandler
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Silly Scientists Say Humans Must Stop Breathing

Silly scientists have captured 328 human breath samples. Analysis of the samples shows this gastric exhaust contains methane. Alarmed, the silly scientists say "stop breathing, or start eating a healthy diet of bugs." Silly scientists have not yet studied the emissions of human farting and its effect on Global warming.
Form: Prose

Premium Member Science Fiction

SCIENCE FICTION


literature of
chage genre speculative
fiction called SCI-FI

concepts of futuristic
science ans technology
fiction called SCI-FI

samples of space travels
parallei universes
extraterrestrial life
********************
this is SCIENCE FICTION

03/5/18
©2018

For Contest:
Sponcered by :
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Library Thoughts 1

LIBRARY THOUGHTS 1


Finesse feels free to tell taut tales,
Loud library speaks soul's sweet sale.


Fine feelings flow where words weave well,
Sound samples show dazzling dreams dwell.


Juicy joy jumps as apt as art,
Sublime say sums such subtle starts.

~~~~~~~~~




Leon Enriquez
15 April 2017
Singapore

Premium Member Village

Meet the frolic,
Attest food fare;
Local treats rustic,
A feast to share;
Yield to delight.
Vouch for good taste;
Indulge fond sights,
Loiter from haste;
Lots of fun things,
Arabic scripts;
Gifts galore fling,
Etch village trip;
Rows of old trades,
Samples to wade.




Leon Enriquez
03 November 2014
Singapore
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Raw Appraisal

Grandpa is a peanut buff.

He buys them raw, roasts them
at 300 degrees, 
a heat sufficient to kill germs 
and purge unworthy thoughts.

Granddaughter samples them,
still warm from the oven,
a new taste experience.

She chews slowly,
as her eyes reflect an inner light.
"These are good," she says.
"I'm making peanut butter,
 in my mouth."
© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.

Wrong Guy, Guy

Wrong Guy, Guy

A pistol pressed against his skull
The policeman put him on his knees
"What's in the suitcase?" The policeman asked
Referring to the suitcase full of anchovies
nothing but samples for a trade show
Sam Adams lied.
the police opened it up and found ten kilos of hidden cocaine
the policeman took it as illegal evidence and let Sam Go.
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

Sample Sally

Dearest Sally; your foods gone dry; it's reached the end of day.
You think about your garbage pail and waste you'll leave today.
But I am near, you see me come and pity my thin build.
You give to me your dried out food; the samples till I am filled.
So thanks I say for all you give, each sample from the oil
and peace and joy within your kitchen, forever may you toil.
Form: Couplet

F Word Floor

If you have ever redesigned before, 
You have redone your floor.

It could be carpet, wood or tile,
Really whatever is your style.

Outback, you can refashion the deck,
It really looks like a wreck.

Call me at my store
And I will meet you at the door.

My samples I will bring,
We can have it installed by Spring.

Guarantee, they never looked so good.
I can do it at my house, I think I should.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Argument For Miracles

That our big splendid world, so complex,

is yet well-designed and organized

is a wonder to me, whether we evolved from one cell or not!

It's a miracle people remain civilized!


By Webster's definition, one meaning of miracle is

an event with a very high improbability.

Another is "a product or achievment amazing."

Even were there no God, there are samples of these two and plenty!

April 24, 2019
Form: Verse

Premium Member Stay Forever Old

Stay forever old, with all due respect. 
You're tallied up years, like trophies, collect. 

Stay forever aged as the sharpest cheese.
Give samples of wisdom and expertise. 

Stay forever known with greatest revere, 
like your hometown's very first pioneer. 

Stay forever classic as Model T. 
Polish and showcase your timeless beauty. 

Stay forever platinum, highlights galore. 
Have a happy birthday and many more!
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Moments

Sight sees sense sway
Proof points peak play


Lift lovely lull
Calm choice creams cull


Daze drowsy dance
Charm crazy chance


Lift lofty looks
Bright blossoms book


Line laughter late
Dizzy dream dates


Tell touchy tale
Picky pique pales


Snare snappy say
Wonder weaves way


Use umpteen urge
Strange secrets surge


Mix mingles more
Set samples store




Leon Enriquez
09 August 2015
Singapore

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