Short Sank Poems
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sank said sickle head.i go off in the bed.wed head was dead and
instituted.polluted and shooted,i go 44,magnavore was killing me,not anymore.
Friends said their marriage would not last
Now fifty-years have slowly passed
Hand-in-hand
Gland-in-gland
The two of them have had a blast!
Was Saved Before I Sank
Someone said I am just an old crank,
When they made me walk the plank;
For God did care;
Caught in mid air,
And he had saved me before I sank.
Jim Horn
Cletus joined the Navy on a fool whim
And was told he needed to learn to swim
He was launched off the dock
And he sank like a rock
The Navy straightaway got rid of him
She was posh and built at enormous cost
Alas, She was fated to be star-crossed
Plunged to Her eternal grave
Capt Smith gave a final wave
And shouted, "Cheer up folks! All hope is lost!"
His straw sank to the bottom
Hey babe you need a straw to stir your drinks
Beautiful pickup line hon, what do you thinks
I think your blue calm ocean
Needs some whirling motion
I see a whale curing your blues as it sinks
connie pachecho
1/10/17
Limerick : Once a lone Sailor who sank wih his ship
Once a lone Sailor who sank with his ship
Bargained with a Mermaid through her hare-lip
She would give him a lift
If he’d give her a gift
That’s how mermaids got to wear haïr-clip.
OR
That’s how mermaids got second hare-lip.
© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
The sea had been blue since they were born,
But, before that, only the god could tell its color;
Now, a crimson vacuum, filled with blood,
And in it, they lay, longing for tomorrow.
Tomorrow would not come their way,
But would be buried with them under sea;
Sunrise would not be an orange gem,
But a black moon,
Staring into their closed eyes.
Form:
IHMO TITANIC SANK
Titanic floated safe.
Vessel luxurious
Sudden strike it couldn’t escape.
Water flow flooded deck causing ship- wreck.
Hit of iceberg: Most dangerous.
Few life- boats and no help.
Ship sank! Appalling disastrous.
08/10/21
JULYME Contest
by William Kekaula
She grew resplendent on the docks,
Growing upwards from below,
A magnificent sight to behold,
A luxurious hotel to sail the sea,
Rich, famous and poor all looked on in awe,
"Unsinkable" they said,
But mistakes where made,
Hitting an iceberg below, she slowly sank,
Some saved but most died,
The fascination with the Titanic to be evermore,
Sitting on the bottom of the sea bed rusting away,
A monument for those that stayed on board.