Short Shoe Lace Poems

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Shoe Lace

its a string
thatdon't bang
its a small whip
can cause you to trip
as soda sip
or food dip
and set your pace
remember to tight your
SHOE LACE


Premium Member Saving Face or Saving Grace

I was just trying to save face When I tripped on my own shoe lace To the floor face first Then up with a burst Break dancing was born from my grace
Form: Limerick

Change Causes Change

Change Causes Change

As you change, the world will change;
As the world will change, you change;
God is sure to have set planned pace;
So get ready to run and tie shoe lace.

Jim Horn

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Whowhenia

when I
a rock-chucking stick-slasher

patch-monger
was

there was a waterless
		well

where we would await sprites and goblins in ambush


shoe-lace lariats
piles of rock for cannonade

this and all  all the angels
at bay

for there is nothing gay grisly meaner than

restless
idleness

caked with efflorescing dandelions
raging raiding sun

A Funny Thought of a Race

an ant and an elephant joined in a race
                         a demarcated straight line made their base
                            referee rat has tightened its shoe lace 
                       as soon as it whistled both they gave own pace
               seen all they're in different places so don't see one other's face 


           

      First time monorhyme trial. Not sure, what i have written. P.S. please advice
Form: Monorhyme


Without a Trace

i am in, horrible space, i cut the jack, and reveal the ace, i'm so tired out, like i'm running a race, i just want to be, alone in my place. my mind is mixed up, like tangled shoe lace, i'm fighting a war, so hand me my mace, life's a marathon, i run my own pace, why do you care, about the ugliest face? my heart is locked up, its locked in a case, surrounded by soldiers, in an impenetrable base, they told my to run, so i gave it a chase, and now i am gone, without any trace.
Form: ABC

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