Short Snorts Poems

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Premium Member My Darling Mutt

My darling Bertha, all people agree
Is the ugliest= mutt they ever did see
She squeaks and she snorts
She has whiskers and warts
But she's the most charming of ladies to me

2/27/23
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Princess Frenchie

French dog,
Dang hog!

Barks, moans
House, owns!

She whines
Food time!

Snorts loud
Draws crowds.

Long drools
Leaves pools.

Gets mad
Acts bad.

She loves
Best hugs.
© Tom Valles  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Footle

Premium Member A Captured Netted Lion Escapes-

shining desolate 
a hungry grand lion snorts 
because of the net 
~
cheery abandoned 
a  brutish grand lion vents 
he escapes said net

2/16/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Blew the Feathers Right Off

Cats are lounging, small puppy's gruff 
One hen a strutting just doing its stuff 
Sunny afternoon, we can’t get enough 
Gramps, then snorts some of his snuff 
One loud sneeze; the hen’s in the buff
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Audible Snorts

Have you noticed lately, the shorter the shorts The broader men's smiles and the louder their snorts Disgusting say what? Quite hot to trot Uncontrollable lower regions utter grunts of all sorts
men
Form: Limerick


Santa Sleeps

Santa snores
Chin bobbing
Teeth whistling

Elves laughing
At the sight
Rudolf snorts

Awakened
By the noise
In bad mood

Contest sponsored by Charles Messina
Charlieku 3-3-3 contest

Penned 16/12/2018
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Audible Snorts

Have you noticed lately, the shorter the shorts The broader men's smiles and the louder their snorts Disgusting say what? But quite hot to trot Controlled by their lower regions with grunts of all sorts
Form: Limerick

Premium Member He seems to be

He seems to be the pompous sort;
looks down his nose at us and snorts~
"your poems are subpar 
and only fit as char" ~
in the judgement of his self-made court!

Postscript: If the shoe don't fit don't try to put it on.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lol Cq

joker quips thought
brings chuckle snorts
titter, giggles
snicker, wiggles

belly shaking
body quaking
roll on the floor
shrieking laughter

Charlie Quadku Poetry Contest
Sponsor Charles Messina
Dated 5/9/2019
Placed 3rd with thanks
Form: Haiku

Premium Member M E O W

M E O W
Mournful howls snorts cat saying hello. Encouraging coos obviate please don’t go. Odd rustlings mask stop this. Weird howls snort say’s the cat. 3/4/2020 written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Form: Acrostic

Poetry

POETRY IS A WAY OF TELLING IN SHORT.
THE TALLEST OF STORIES TO THE SMALLEST OF SNORTS.
FROM THE MOUTHS OF BABIES!
TO THE EARS OF MEN!
INSPIRING THE AH!OR MAYBE!
IS ONLY FOR WOMEN!?
FROM A SIMPLE REMARK TO A TOME OF DEGREES!
RHYMING IS EASY FOR ONES SUCH AS THESE!
Form:

Oceanus

He whips up a furious 
thunderstorm 
of seething acid 


Looming above 
an ocean black, 
ominously placid


He snorts out thunderclaps 
and hurls down lightnings 
deathly white


The god of the oceans, 
once again, will show 
his turbulent might.


.

Footle-Swift Beats

Crowds hiss...
lost race!
Horse snorts
a curse!  
Kids scream...
field clean!
Swift beats 
for thieves!
Death bound...
loud sound!
Red light...
hang tight!
Crash!!! Bang!!!
Bills land!!!
  

   
Entered in Donna Golden's Footle fright contest

Copyright 2009 by Andrew Crisci

My Medicines

off she wrote
as if a doctor's
script to which
i had to translate

making out
certain words
that i needed
to sound out

loud making
my mouth
contort in
snorts

yet when all was
said and done
the note she
wrote was

simply
poetry
for what
else would

mi Musa
write
for
me
Form:

The Snorthog

To date the snorthog has only been seen late at night in the bedroom disturbing me and my dreams first he hogs the bedclothes then snorts up a storm while I lie awake counting sheep trying to keep warm but before I become a grumbly old grouch there is yet one solution have him sleep on the couch
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dawn Citadel

Wet furrows slowly churn,
his plough horse snorts,
a farmer walks,
lost to his morning world.

Clay sticks yellow to the disc,
he kicks at it,
the dawn sky is his citadel.

Harsh days, like summer, 
blaze in his memory;
confined to this land,
 his earthly flesh has made a pact.

 His arms are held like tree boughs.

Half-Cocked

As cock of the walk and feeling cocky I cocked a snook or two derisive snorts more than cheeky with a cock-a-doodle-doo at her cock-a-leekie and when she cocked an eye at me on the moment's spur I first cocked my hat then cocked an eye at her on a slippery slope downhill slide absurd it was because we were now both cockeyed
Form: Rhyme

Drunken

The shade of a swizzle stick dark and drawing
Fear head will fall in shivers while bowing
Snorts for some warmth fighting dreams till endowing
and save you from hugs where illusions are calming

Drooling aside to wiping the stubble
Awaken; then rising, then resting when humble
Sweet sleeping dreamer a'rest in the rubble
Left until morning when words will mean trouble
Form: Couplet

A Charmed Worm

Sigh I high, a busy, burning furnace,
scrolling lines with aching, grieving woes;
she, a charmed worm, wriggles, snorts,
while floating on a fluffy, velvety cloud.


Feb. 17, 2021
Liberum Divisa 4 Poetry Contest
Contest sponsor: Gregory R Barden 


Original poem: “Catharsis: The Love Mantra   
Posted on Dec. 2, 2020 for the Catharsis Poetry Contest 
Sponsor: Silent One

What Was Her Name

She sits upon the wooden fence.
The day is cold.
Her fists are clenched.
And, I wonder what goes through her mind.
This girl of ten, eleven, nine?

She stares at all that passes by.
She coughs, then snorts and squint her eye.
And looks out all confused,
but with bemuse,
At this ol’ world out there.

She moves along the wooden fence.
Changing scope, her hopes and dreams;
Or, so it seems?
To me.
Or, is this where she wants to be.
Form: Lyric

I Would

I Would Say She Looks Like An Angel,
But She Has Got Her Imperfections.

I Would Say She Floats Like A Butterfly,
But You Can Hear Every Footstep.

I Would Say She's Always Smiling,
But She Has Her Days.

I Would Say Her Eyes Are Always Shining,
But When She's Sad Then They Don't Shine.

I Would Say She Got A Girly Laugh,
But She Snorts In The Middle.

I Would Say She Makes Me Smile At Her Jokes,
But Really She Always Makes Me Smile

Barrel Racer

She tightens her saddle one last time
She's ready to go, ready to ride
Her palomino mare snorts and paws roaring to run
The buzzer sounds, now its on
Down the middle veering right
She makes the turn, the crowd ignites
On to the second whippin' her hard
The barrel tips but doesn't go far
One more to go, she's clenching her teeth
'Round she goes she can't be beat!
On the home stretch, kickin' up dust
Through the gate she goes
She's the number one
Form:

Cycling Nature Dreams -Hs

jinxed souls i combat each night laboriously~ snorting loud on bed cognizant i lay browsing mounds of ceaseless tasks~ drifting in my brain fire flies breed in cheer enclosing frame serenely~ rouses my spirit i soar in night air enthralling glimpses of stars~ steering halts at dawn cycles thirsty dreamy thoughts~ as i sail on boat with snorts
10 June 2023
© V. Deepa  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

She Loved Horses

An awe of cavernous heartbeats
turned her features equine.

Listening to wind-hollowed chests,
she heard the shape of her life,
the blowing of tubular organs
elongating her face,
into sculptured snorts.

I liked her snagged toothiness.
the linkage of her broad scapulars,
deeply tooled and studded,
a back ready to be saddled by labor,
hitched to days of hay and manure.

When she laughed, hooves stomped
into green rubber
a ponytail swinging from her grey mane.

She Loved Horses

An awe of cavernous heartbeats
turned her features equine.

Listening to wind-hollowed chests,
she heard the shape of her life,
the blowing of tubular organs
elongating her face,
into sculptured snorts.

I liked her snagged toothiness. 
the linkage of her broad scapulars,
deeply tooled and studded,
a back ready to be saddled by labor,
hitched to days of hay and manure. 

When she laughed, hooves stomped
 into green rubber
a ponytail swinging from her grey mane.

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