Short Squabble Poems
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Tom flew down to Turkey to play
But found at the end of the day
Putin had to gobble
So there was a squabble
Hence the Marmite-Putin soufflé
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.
Another needless squabble
Leaves him fatigued
Like faded fabric
With frayed fringes
Another dismal day
And he’s left disappointed
Depleted and depressed
A discard
It’s damn dangerous
Spite- fuel of squabble
which raze and destructs
CONSCIENCE.
- October 04, 2018 Chattogram
Deep down it's dark, silent.
No one here no one there
its just me and me.
I see the bright light
To get to it I squabble
With ardour I embrace
The light dwindles away
Dusky and me it is again
But I'll live for light
Far From City Life
Far from squabble of snobbish sniffy people
I wish to visit a wild country
where loud amusement has no entry to disturb
simple innocent naive populace.
Liberum Divisa 4' Contest by Gregory Burden
Original Poem Wild Nature. Dated 04/10/20j
Marbles of different colors
Wobble on a board
Striped or solid colors
Numbers all aboard
Carpals, long or short
With a stick, prong or jolt
Balls babble on the spot
Squabble on each dreamed slot
Sides or corners on target
Minds at play don't forget
Which side and in what tune would you like to play for...
Table or tailored floor?
Restless river winds.
winnowing valley farmland.
In Father's garden chickens squawk, squabble.
Silver sunlight dances.
Hens spurn gardens bounty,
for girl in dusty pants,
rattling evenings grain bowl.
Prancing single file behind
fowl feet indent narrow path.
Wind rustles treetops.
I welcome the prospects
Of a thunderstorm
Watching the tree leaves
As they fight and squabble
In the wind.
I yearn to stand in the rain
Twist my neck
And taste the droplets; tasteless
Tear drops crying
Rapping on my window pane
Deep into the night
“Let us in!”
As I sleep their torture away
Oh, I dream long
Of coffee
Perhaps, a play of sexual pleasure
Before the sun returns, tomorrow
Listen to poem:
Lakeside at dawn,
all is calm, quiet, but expectant.
Then, peeping from the silence,
barely discernible
is the sound of whispering wings
stuttering a plaintive beat, intermittent.
It is the flock of fairy terns soaring together
in wavy, gliding flight formation,
just above the sand, just above the waves
returning to their lakeside roost,
to gossip, cheep, squabble and rest.
Pebbles squabble while dropping down the hill with the fountain
The fountain giggles on seeing the fight of the pebbles
Both would transform soon – One would unite to form a river;
The other would continue to disintegrate itself
The river never looks back, floating – images of life
23.11.2016
Form : River Line Poetry
Five liner with fourteen syllables in each line
AWAKE IN LONG BEACH
awaiting the perk
from freshly brewed java
the lull in gull squabble over
a tide dredging up debris
blemishing beach
husband and wife
skiffs passing in night
each wake muster
“good morning”
sugar black coffee
crack boiled eggs
never a smile
their chink in armor
invisible
amour not at all
what it’s cracked up to be
A SQUABBLE OF SILENCE
Staring at this wilderness around,
Weakness and vain, death and shame !
This is an inverse of time past, a revolution gone wrong,
How did our white turn to black? How did hate become our name?
The changed can be changed and permanence learned.
The oasis of hope can overflow, it just needs to rain.
This negative revolution can be penned,
and the wild cats tamed.
Muse me mine
No crime to run along another line
Reveal a peal of thunder
Steal a thought from jeopardy
Otherwise, no one will see
The gem beneath the lime-rick
Stalemate draws to endless squabble
Deny the place for psychobabble
From a zone of rubble, define a truth
Magnificent in grandeur
The whistle of a distant train
A swift arrival crossing over
Bearing friction of the truth
I can this say about Rancor:
Not where Lord God’s Heaven anchor.
Self have I flung at blind squabble
And home returned with fat trouble!
My forgiveness tradition bent;
The implacable one for rent…
We stop living when dead angry
The blood-thirsty for Red hungry
“Pay J shall his mortuary bill
And corpse cross intervening hill!”
But what of Heaven’s Gate Saints cross?
If you don’t, it is a great loss.
parents
expect nothing
shower love beyond words
provide, protect, propel children
givers
siblings
fight, love, share, care
help overcome struggles
squabble for parents' attention
keepers
helpmeet
stays by your side
without whom life's lacking
heart's most compatible darling
twin flame
children
light of your life
perfectly imperfect
cute, their charm melts your defenses
God's gifts
There is a madness inside each poet
Some try to cover it up with religious squabble and chatter
We who know laugh at their silliness
There cannot be total sanity in people
Who pour their soul onto a page
Holding their breath, waiting to see what will happen
Sometimes I think I am going to be killed for one of my poems
And no one comments on it at all
No death threats?
This is a disappointment
Which proves what I said about madness
Right?
They say it takes a minute
to fall in love, you changed
the rules that day,
in seconds I knew
my heart was in trouble,
to squabble and say
this can’t be true,
would be like saying
I’m hardly alive,
I’m barely breathing
It’s all because of you…
You crept into places
only you knew existed
you opened me up,
doubts took a back seat
and so did my reticence,
with you in my life
it’s all about living,
the desire to give up,
a sheltered memory…
If I were a fly on the wall.
I'd dwell in the government hall.
I'd observe all their ravings and rants.
As they determine the fate of the ants.
As they squabble, and bicker, and fight.
Their conclusions, all born of pure spite.
They march straight along party lines.
While the futures of bugs are defined.
They care not of hardships they'll bring.
When the worker bee's forced to sting.
But they'll regret, from their conscience, they strayed.
As the dung beetle rolls them away.