Short Sort Of Poems

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Short Verse Sort of Tanka

Short verse 
Brother wind, sister rain,
Father thunder and mother sunlight
Meet every April
And a family feud breaks out.
Form: Tanka


Each Moment

A sort of fluttery glamour
Unlike any that flew by.
By most less appreciative looked on.
Unvaryingly dull. Mothed sky.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Unwell

Feeling so unwell,
Almost as if in a Hell.
Almost like I am
Under some sort of a spell.
Hoping soon I will be well.
Form: Tanka

The Modern Version

The subtlest sort of vampiry
Will leave you with blood-full veins,
But drain you of identity
Till nothing of “You” remains.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Love?

What is it exactly? 
Is it some sort of feeling?
An emotion?
An action?
I’m not sure what it is
All I know is 
I love you so


I Am Definitely Sure

Among the idiot politicians
there are smart ones
who absolutely know
where and when
what sort of idiocy looks good 
on their faces
Form: Monoku

After

One day you will find
Some sort of peace of mind,
And on that day
I am happy to say, 
You will come to find
I have left you behind.

The Unwanted Beauty

My skin was black, the sort of darkness that sins are are created in, the darkness that meets the morning ray, a sort of magical kingdom.

Premium Member Curiosity

SO
SORT of
TRICkY
TO get ten lines.
COS
I
CUT 
TO
the chase most of the times.
SO.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

CRUSTY as I've felt in a long while!!!
Form:

Strength Shirt a Fashion That Few Wear

there is a certain sort of fashion
similar to mother of invention
but only crazy show
only when madness grows
straitjacket is solution
Form: Limerick

Thank for a Prank in a Bank

When Hank wanted to pull a prank
He would have God Himself to thank
sank into a corrupt bankrupt bank

Haiku Sort of o would love from above
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

The Devils Birthday

Pity the poor Beelzebub 
From some sort of under club

But his creators made him such lovely cake
Many candles and portion for you to partake
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Longing For the Fall

Every year trees shed their leaves
Which carry their pain and worries
I m but a strange sort of tree
my leaves increses but remain cling to me
© Ijaz Ahmad  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Rebirth

Has the world lost its sight?
Can we still feel the weight of the Earth?
Are people willing to change?
How does humanity begin a sort of rebirth?
© ... Gigno  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

The Best Sort of Wonder

The best sort of wonder
Stares blankly, not just at
Rain, and its pooled splat;
As informs mesmeric
On how each act projects
Its ripple effects.
Form: Rhyme

Sappho

Sappho
didn't want a beau
she wrote about her lesbian passion
and that sort of thing is always in fashion

posted too late for the clerihew contest!
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

If Chicken Soup

If chicken soup is for the soul,
Where does the chicken's soul go?
When all the soup's drained from its bowl,
What sort of life did that chicken know?
Form: Rhyme

Puss In Boots

I loved it
When she walked naked
Into the bedroom
Only wearing
Her hiking boots
Kind of reminded me
Of a children’s
Bedtime story
… Well… sort of
© Cj Krieger  Create an image from this poem.

God-Like

White clouds descend.
Heaven blankets the mountan.
Thunder booms…God-like.

FORM: Haiku...sort-of!  LOL

Ó November 17, 2011
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Brutus - Limerick Version

Well, Brutus was that sort of chap
As whacked his old man in the Cap.
The senators there,
They’d stab or they’d stare,
With all other business a wrap.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Singer Had Sought to Profess

The singer had sought to profess,
But thought it was better confess.
“I don’t know a thing
Of which note to sing,
I just sort of guess, more-or-less.”
Form: Limerick

If Ever and For Always

I never meant to love, my dear.
You just sort of leaped,
Like a springtime frog,
Into my forever yes.
Oh happiest of days!
We shall never be lonely again.
Form:

A sort of disappearing act

I can make the world dissappear 
in this moment all that I am is lost ,dissolving into the sunset
I smile as dusk comes to run her cool fingers through my hair

Premium Member Just Livin' Life

Living life indulging in the joys of just whatever.
Living life idly inhaling burnt sacred plant matter.
Living life cohabiting in no more than a sort of shelter.
Form: Sijo

Tell Me Who, My Beautiful One

What a shock
it was for me to notice
that the seaweeds and mussels
already began to grow 
in your blue eyes,
What sort of crabs dared 
to tell you so many lies?

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