Short Shriek Poems
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A widow would frequently cry
And then snuggle up to a guy
She'd lick her lip
Undo his zip
And shriek, "Not another small fry!"
Onlookers stamp and shriek for blood
Wanting gruesome
Hoping for death
Gladiators face off
Not wanting to disappoint thrill seekers
salty tang...
monsoons shriek and whip
rough seas
cuckoo calls
from piney woods...
fragile May
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Overhearing her shriek
At the trees, he
Keeps gardening, whispering
Soothing sounds to the soil
for andrea's acrostic contest
8/27/13
A pail and shovel
Bright red
A castle to build
A moat to fill
Seagulls shriek
Crabs scurry
As tidal creep
Threatens the kingdom
I loathe sifting the vile cat litter and scrubbing the damn tile
Now if you’ll excuse me I think I’ll shriek and shout for just awhile!!!
Ned had a very long nose
When he bent over it touched his toes
Ned looked a freak
People would shriek
Pleased they didn't have one of those
moonlight serenade
the fingerless pianist
forensic lyrics
the shriek of unchained love notes
clanking across endless keys
Kim Rodrigues © 2018
Disaster fell upon Soup Creek
When everyone heard Jenna shriek,
"Tom's Marmite was taken!
He'll have to eat bacon
Unless we all play Hide 'n Seek!"
The moon's a globule
Assymetrically-specked
Freckled with moonrocks
Wolves roost and shriek off-tuned hymn-- -
Tufts of fear drip-drop elsewhere.
At first it was just a murmur
Then suddenly it began to rage and shriek
Drowning out every other sound
Until nothing could be heard
Except the Wind
Flying crazed into the summer night
Diving, crashing — what a sight!
The people, they shriek;
Cover they seek,
Slapped in the face by one’s flight.
Squeal
Scream
Laugh
Shut up!
Hey!
Chuckle Chuckle
Rumble
Roar
Shriek
I got a….
You want to see…..
My….
Thirty-six fourth graders at lunch.
Joe the Yellow Canary
Lives next door to sweet Mary
A frog came in her house
Poor Mary gave a big rouse
Joe gave a shriek like fury
Haiku 9/21/2016
distant eagles shriek
icy dawn stills the echo
feathered silence reigns
9/21/2016
submitted to – Traditional Haiku – Poetry Contest
in the darkened woods
caretakers carry lanterns
in search of nightly spirits
in midst of panic
a shriek of fright as one falls
the darkness consumes his soul
Inside this tomb
the spirits speak.
They hate the gloom
inside this tomb.
They fuss and fume
and shout and shriek.
Inside this tomb
the spirits speak.
Sue wants to find peace at Crimson Creek
Her summer has been stressful and bleak
She saw it in a book
As Friends gathered to look
She soon found it and let out a shriek
I refuse to argue, squabble, shriek or shout
I will not hit, kick, pummel, punch or pout.
I keep my demons in, I never let them out
Unless my annoying cousin Willy is about.
He gave a squawk. She gave a shriek.
He blinked a blink. She winked a wink.
Love in the making on a warm summer’s day.
Flirtation baking as these smitten robins flew away.
Trumpets blared from orifices hidden
Awaiting his doom, the prince was bidden
To enter the dark hole of all things unknown
Suppressing a shriek, he unplugged his phone
Naught but a billowed vagabond
A breeze longing to shriek
Soar on an eagle’s up draft
Plunge, predator-like, to earth
Riffle the grasses as I pursue
The limitations of my fate
Dinosaur means fearful lizard in Greek
Seeing one today would be quite a freak
T-Rex had banana-like teeth
Seeing one eat would make me shriek
Loudly and proudly, not a mere squeak.
Before parkour gained such popularity
To jump from house to shed, was fun as could be
I dared not critique
When I heard mom shriek
When you break your legs, don't come running to me!
It's around the corner, of snow I speak
Wouldn't it be nice if it would last just a week
I'd stay indoors
Involve in discourse
Bout the news of the day, with joy I'd shriek