Short Squads Poems

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Premium Member Her Happiness Knobs

Today the new coffee machines use only pods Convenient but soon they'll be sending squads Who'll come to your house And satisfy your spouse No need for you to touch her happiness knobs
joy
Form: Limerick


"irksome Judge's"

All Buildings Crumble-

Demon's Enjoy Fire-

Ghost's Humiliate Irksome Judges-

Kittens Lick Milk, Naturally!

Old People Quit Riot Squads-

Tall Urbane Vampires
With Xchromosomes Yield Zombies!
© Bill Frew  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

The Anti-Exhorts

Rough, Electrical
Danger, High Voltage
Ridin' Ridin'
No' Bad
Police Squads Angel Squads, No Way Angel Pushbike
Come
Terrorism Squads at Large
Youth-Bustin' the Day
Saviour at Large
Sportsin'
Tough
Wondrous
Protection of the innocent
Heroes of Van Terrible

Dedicated to the vision of all the youth that have victory in sight and want to do good.
Form: Ballade

Premium Member Grandpa Faerie Distributes Dandelions

Faerie children were all a titter
It was spring time no longer bitter
Grandpa Faerie’s dandelion distribution day
They were giddy and happy from far away

They arrived in doubles and triples and quads.
They giggled and wiggled in all kinds of squads
Grandpa Faerie was out with great speed
Recognizing their happiness for this pretty weed.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Doling Out Dandelions

Faerie children were all a titter
It was spring time no longer bitter
Grandpa Faerie’s dandelion distribution day
They were giddy and happy from far away

They arrived in doubles and triples and quads.
They giggled and wiggled in all kinds of squads
Grandpa Faerie was out with great speed
Recognizing their happiness for this pretty weed.
Form: Rhyme


Protests

In the 60’s we protested
Out on the quads
With our armbands and banners and signs
‘Til the rage manifested
By police riot squads
Put a damper on all our designs.

We erected no tents
And we went home to sleep
But were sure we could orchestrate change.
Yet these current events
Which on campuses sweep
Seem, to me, very different and strange.
Form: Rhyme

Summer

You'll regret this summer
As children's bodies hang from branches
Childkill meets all too popular now
Teenage girls kiss their friends and say
I'm going to die/hell now
The mincers are out in clubs
And hell on earth
Seems the clerical assumation
Last I heard they're organising
Murder squads to kill worthless people
Like me.
Come on over sometime.
This is England now.

Haphazard Poetry

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As a judge in a poetry contest 
elimination,
Look carefully before jumping 
into a conclusion.

Printed words may look like black 
ants in batallion formation
Or squads of stunned stragglers 
crawling out without direction.

Oftentimes they appear as chunks 
or slices of random thoughts
Strewn haphazardly on the pages
 like burnt wings of moths.

In them you may not see creative 
spark or inspiration,
But behind haphazardness may be 
imagination!

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Premium Member Just Below the Radar

Mediocracy
          Along the simple path we plod 

                       Bureaucracy
         With a maze of obstacles to trod

                         Autocracy
       Also trying to dodge the hit squads

                         Theocracy
      Steering clear, of banned lesser gods 

                         Plutocracy
     Ride on through, wielding big fat wads

                         Democracy 
  A minefield of all above, behind the facade


04/12/23
Form: Monorhyme

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