Short Stammered Poems
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People will read my poems next after next;
When they do always become perplexed;
Were enamored;
Still stammered,
Sending me a message which was a text.
Jim Horn
So confident that he'd pass the test
Claimed his oral essay was the best
He yammered and muttered
And stammered and stuttered
But half way through he puked on his desk
Stark,
naked,
bare,
stare.
Full,
pull,
forced,
gorged.
hammered,
stammered,
grammered,
wrote.
logical,
symmetrical,
spherical,
formatted,
delivered,
couriered,
in cell,
was the death sentence.
Upon pulchritude I gandered
Alchemy materialized
Adamant sentiments mere panders
Upon pulchritude I gandered
Fervor ascended, language stammered
Imagery never once had I theorized
Upon pulchritude I gandered
Alchemy materialized
It was many years ago, that first time,
When, under protest, I entered stage right.
I was shy, not an extrovert back then
And every single seat was occupied.
I only had one line, and I stammered.
But they laughed!
And in that fleeting moment,
I fell in love and I knew
I’d act until the day I die
They say I said.
But I stammered.
They quoted the spluttered,
and only said what they imagined.
Did i say what they imagined?
Reflecting,
I meant no harm.
Think no shame on me.
And if indeed they say I said it,
or my part repels for a moment
Take this as my apology .
I got drunk on your love
You made me
feel a little giddy
laugh
and act a little silly
I could hardly walk
and I stammered when I did talk
I fell down
stood up
and shuffled around
when I gulped your love down
And yet instead of feeling out on the town
Your love left me housebound
Because all I feel now
is the hangover...
It was many years ago, that first time,
When, under protest, I entered stage right.
I was shy, not an extrovert back then
And every single seat was occupied.
I only had one line, and I stammered.
But they laughed! And in that fleeting moment,
I knew I’d act until the day I die
Sponsor - Netta Onclaud
Wonder of Soul's Expression contest
!st January 2026
A man from Nebraska, called Wayne,
Found speaking in public a strain.
He stammered and stuttered,
The audience muttered;
'A pain? You can say that again!' *
18.07.19
* pronunciation of again has two variations. I'm using the one rhyming with 'rain'
(audio link for 'again' - third pronunciation : https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/again)
State Limerick Poetry Contest : sponsored by Kevin Shaw
First gaze upon your face
Heart slowed down its pace
Jumped a little in amaze
Mind left in a daze
Studying paused
Then our eyes tossed
Prompting the heart to beat more
For a rose it can adore
Courage was gathered
Never a word to be stammered
When greeting you first in lifetime
Alas, you left amidst my plan line
Another day
Neither to delay
Nor only a wish to pass in vain
To see you again
At work when I was through cleaning
I grabbed two empty jugs I dropped
When I saw three women talking,
I came up behind them and stopped
I said, "Just look at those big jugs"
They turned around when they heard that
I held up the jugs with a smile
In unison they said, "Oh, Pat!"
I turned and bumped into the boss
He asked me, "What did you just say?"
"Oh, uh, nothing", I just stammered
As I left, giggles faded away!