Short Sneaked Poems
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her eyes reached out to me for help
I shuffled the others away
and swiftly sneaked back to make sure she knew
I had her back
Mayhem in the hen house
The fox just sneaked in
Cyber security kept him at bay
A broken fence let him in
women did not travel alone
it was not done in 1856
not kosher or safe
which is why she left at dawn
to travel west to become a mail-order bride
Fidgets here,
Fidgets there,
Fidgets sneaked
Into childhood
Unaware
The etch a
Sketch, magic
Screen and
Magic board
Fidgets were
A true blessing
In the boy's sleeping bag
A tiny snake
He was seven
His name was Jake
Jake sneaked him into his mama’s car
When she saw him petting it, she did not drive far
sluggish
slovenly
sloth-like
Procrastinating, napping,
Full of fried fast foods
Forgetting what optimism feels like
Age has sneaked up and overtaken her
The winter sneaked in,
The birds miscalculated.
Puff ball Robins sit;
Their swollen feathery breasts
And full bellies, keep them warm.
Some kids hear, “NO sex till you’re wed”
from parents who long ago said,
“Babe, let’s get it on,”
then sneaked home at dawn
not knowing what might lie ahead!
Adam and Eve sneaked back to the Garden
Hoping to earn for their sin a pardon
Eve saw the damn snake
And began to quake
Snapped snake: "Out of this garden you're barred in."
I watched 'Buns of Steel'
'cos I wanted the real deal
Did all the exercises
Brooked no compromises
But when I sneaked a little feel
My hot cross buns began to peel
#-11
Attic floorboards creak
Something seeks a memory
Sleep and leave it be
#-12
I'm sure there are two
Another cat sneaked inside
My cat helps it hide
Gene Bourne
06-23-14
slowly I tread water
weight of the world on my shell
who invited the elephant
donkey sneaked aboard
gravity of a city’s weight
bears down on me
*Written April 29, 2014
the joyful sun sneaked over the hill
to peek at the gorgeous Dutch tulips
it was May in Pella, Iowa
the annual tulip festival,
sun was proud of the part she played
in making the day an enormous success
Cunning Sam craved to catch caged canary,
feigned sly not to be overtly scary.
He sneaked with dinner in mind,
caught in cage, Sam starved confined.
The bird performed Houdini sorcery.
I sneaked down the stairs on my own
To catch Santa working alone
But there stood my mama
Without her pajama
And Saint Nick was doin' some moan
11-17-19
Contest: Holiday Themed Limerick
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
Her name was Strawberry Jam and her talent was easy.
She sneaked into kitchens at night to taste and to fix.
Tonight she is in the home of her Great Auntie Breezie.
She tastes her jam and declares it’s a delicious mix!
There once was a ninja named Dwight
who sneaked in my bedroom one night.
Bumping into my bed,
when he saw me, he said,
"I'd do better in here with some light!"
For the 'ALL YOURS (Jun 19)' Poetry Contest of Brian Strand
Memories dart in and out
as in a game of hide-and-seek
No sooner do I focus on one
than off it has sneaked
My reflexes as tardy as my hair is gray
remembrance plays keep-away
Wrap me in a rug Cleopatra said.
Take me to Caesar or I’ll have your head.
Sneaked her past the army with lots of dread.
Just so she could share Julius Caesar’s bed.
And did she pay us any kind of token or bread?
I guess it’s okay as they eventually wed.
They go fluttering,
One blossom to another;
Rapacious beauties,
seizing, sucking, sweet honey.
A dozen plump butterflies.
In lavish colors,
a dozen plump butterflies
sneaked into my heart.
As they dance around flowers,
wonder when you planted them?
she stealthily sneaked up on farming community
surprising everyone, for they were deep in sleep
threw barns, sheds, tractors and pitchforks into the air
they were whisked away inside her whirling turmoil tunnel
1952 tornado in Nebraska, devastation from an F-4
I sneaked into mother's bedroom
On a dare my big brother said
A mask, a whip, and some handcuffs
Were hidden underneath her bed
Eyes wide open, I had to stare
Though I might have been premature
To my brother I had to shout.
"Mom's a super hero, for sure!"
crossing
threshold
stepping
beyond
closed
door
sneaked
through
the small
creak that
exists
pushed way
back inside
pushed way
back into the
room were the
memories of
the past reside
in order to unchain
the love from it's
imprisonment
There is in my mind a lane
A place I blocked with a pane
Alas all the Keys & locks
with all the mental blocks
I sneaked back to take a peep
I ended up taking a sip
My memory, a place I live.
Now moved afar by vagaries of life
Today, a sip became a bath....
T ime of day I like best.
W hen birds are settling down to rest.
I walk along the water's edge.
L et summer breeze my face caress.
I nvariably I am alone.
G one are locals and tourists home.
H ave even sneaked a skinny swim.
T hese times my soul is one with Him.