Short Sledge Poems

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Premium Member Little Friend

Early spring ice rain came and soaked
Thick sheet of ice the pond was cloaked
Off I race to the edge
Smashing ice with my sledge
And my little friend froggy croaked
Form: Limerick


Trump In Command and Ruling

Trump In Command and Ruling

Trump wants to command and be ruling;
With all our minds playing and dueling;
Keep on edge;
Hit with sledge;
What he really needs is more schooling.

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

Premium Member 60 Inch Wide Screen Limerick

he used his piton and his wedge
seated them with the thump of his sledge
then he stood at the crest
of her milky white breasts
looking down from atop the cleave-edge


John G. Lawless
2/27/2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Christopher Columbus Limerick

Christopher Columbus’s claims were outlandish.
Queen Isabella was truly upstandish.
The court said he would fall off the edge.
So they bombarded him with mean sledge.
The queen still gave three ships to trycandish.
Form: Limerick

Trump a Truant

Trump A Truant

Trump recently made a solemn pledge
On everyone he will gain the edge
All of his plans have become congruent
With person who is trespasser or a truant
And on us uses hammer that is a sledge.

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


Premium Member Fridge Door Was Jammed

Unfortunately the fridge door was jammed this morning Panic immediately set in, it happened without warning But in spite of my panic Remain calm, no silly antics Adult as I am, used a sledge hammer, now gorging
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Santa Is Running Late

Running Late

Yes!
Christmas
is
almost
here and poor
Santa’s
Elves
busy
reading the
children’s wish list,
making sure
they have
all
the toys
for all the
children
in
Santa’s
sledge

11/30/2015

Children Story
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Watermelon-Wise

Gallagher, likewise in the front row. Green
melon astringent holds bodily form. Flesh
seems harmless lying on the butcher’s table.
Rank and file juiced up for the battle. “Wizard-
of-Odd” holds high, like Thor, his “Sledge-O-Matic.”

Premium Member Sleazy

Socialites and the elites’ absence, they pledge
Low life exhibition will always emerge
Adults basking in the lowest stratum’s edge
Zero tolerance for the toppers to dredge
Yeah, dry land has nothing to do with a sledge
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Freedom Minichu

our unfettered dream run
when realized, lets life fly onto golden wings
so much fun!

a freedom's wedge
seeks sacrifices in its rings
else sledge!!

fulfilled 
inner soul sings
thrilled!!!

our unfettered dream run  
seeks sacrifices in its rings
thrilled!!
Form: Rhyme

Pledge Drive

I'm ready for some music;
The radio's all set,
But begging me for money
Is all that I can get.

The pleading is relentless,
Yet does beseeching serve?
For constant supplications
Really get on my last nerve.

To turn off their entreaties,
Subtle as a striking sledge,
I simply switch the station;
No allegiance will I pledge.
Form: Rhyme

Approach

Sledge hammers breaking
Through the invisible walls
Holding me hostage

Chip away the pain
Moving toward releasing
The bricks and mortar

Where is my power?
My strength is dissipating
My resolve so weak

Needing to move on
Two heavy feet are throbbing
My balance is off

Summoning courage
I swing wildly back and forth
Expecting a change
Form: Haiku

Micro Managed Death

Techno-scramble
the ramble of cars on sheet metal
Tall walking for sledge hammer rhythm

The dialysis of t.v. dramas
and hospital soup delivered on time
A team of managers examine

Mortuary
Dead before what could have been
Electromagnetic heart transfer failed

Before the soul left the bed
Whirring of gadgets promised
Earthly pulses and show tunes
As lungs gave out

Head Ache

Pounding and cracking,
Popping pills and coughing,
Drinking all kinds of medicine is not helping,
Wanting to put a sledge hammer to my head to end the pain.

What can make it go away?
What can make it go stray?
What can I do to make it not stay?
What can I do to make it not pay?

I am tiered of pain,
I am tiered of strain,
I am tiered of pain,
Makes me wanna use cocain.
Form:

Premium Member The One Who Loves the Most

He is not as sensitive she is not new to the pledge he's in nap, she is too active her bed is a two way sledge on her woe, he is so creative his pet on her, has an edge ego and gap tax the motive she ask not for asunder nor any of war or thunder joy fed to Anaconda as a rat in the den hides. Why is it her to abide? her low and he, all to divide
Form: Sonnet

Dog Tired

I pull a sledge in arctic snow,
The leader of the team, 
And rescue stranded people from
The mountain or ravine.

I help to capture criminals,
Or race upon a track,
I sniff out hidden drugs and bombs,
Go hunting with my pack.

I guide a person ‘cross the road,
And herd a flock of sheep -
I work so hard around the clock
(But only in my sleep…)

For Tanya’s Dog Gone Tales
16th June
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Alone and Lonely I Scale My Path

And hence forth I am alone
A lone worrier
Going back to my den
And live like the old
Dragon with no companion
In a lost jungle
Who?
Will come to be a friend
Whom will i ever open my platter
Of thoughts,like varieties of fruits
In custured,
I alone will pull my sledge
Alone shall row my boat
For in me alone i see my companion
Until death pull us apart
Our travel end

Merry Christmas

Christmas bring happy tiding

From far and wide..

Happy faces smile with glee

Waiting for “Ole Saint Nick”

Cookies and milk all sitting in

Place,

Hoping, trying to get a glance

Of Santa..

While the jingle bells ring from

His sledge..

Scraping the roof with his reindeer

Hoofs..

He cry out with a jolly laugh merry

Christmas 

To one and to all...

Premium Member Reindeer

REINDEER
                           
                 Reindeer rushed to tell Santa Claus ’I do pledge,
                 This year also I am sure to pull your sledge,
                           but I need more dollar
                           to buy a nice collar
                and will love to taste sumptuous beverage.’               

   
                      
                   
   '
Form: Limerick

Sledge Hammer

I see my hands swing in front of me, striking, penetrating, shattering the object of my blow.
The sheen on the forged metal head glitters the suns bead as it slams the course fortress layered below.
Strike after strike,
the sledge forces its way into the spaces that splits and spits out dust,
choking on itself,
taking full advantage of the weakening wall of stone.
Its gap digs deeper and opens anew.

Premium Member All in a flap

A step too far, brings right of passage to a ledge
Fluttering at cliff walls, pushing life’s brittle edge
A sheer instinctive thrust, with no trust to pledge
Now or never moment, undermines fear’s wedge
A chick leaps off, flailing frail wings fail to fledge
Featherweight of hope meets a ten-pound sledge
Crashing straight down, no safety net to dredge
Next guy flaps like mad, landing softly in a hedge
Form: Monorhyme

To Wakoko

Through the eyes of the Eagle
The bravity of the human mind
Was made to eradicate weakness
I have the shadow of your thought
Here welling in the sledge of palms
Halt your spirit from unmasking men
Drive closely in the nudity of the earth
And find out the heart that loves you
I may be a man today but tomorrow
I shall be a woman without hair to attract.




(C) John Chizoba Vincent
     Voice Of Vincent 2016

Your Rebuke

Your rebuke
My wisdom brook.

Like to a rust key
An excellent oil on me.

As deep and sore
Yet they are wings to soar.

When distress like an armed man
Comes with the sledge hammer

To break me- into shambles
They make me bold marbles.

And times hatred come to stay
Your love is my lifting ray.

Weary to stop
They keep coming non-stop

The correction from the rods
Comfort among odds

Hurts by the stick
Are scars that make me tick.
art
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The Tyrants

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(Blackout of The Trade-off by Ruth Stone)

Month of March

Dactylic Pentameter

Green is your color with Leprechauns, Shamrocks and gold filled pots.
Favorite meal is corn beef and cooked cabbage on plate as food.
Charming and fanciful tales or elf stories for tinny tots.
Jokes and such make hours fun - they put us into a happy mood.
Humor's a blessing in life, for that we have much gratitude.
Time is spring, cold wind can blow hard yet giving the days an edge.
Snow can still be on the ground, denizens may have to use a sledge.

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