Short Stampede Poems
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It's Black Friday! Bargains and deals galore!
Hey! Lets go buy some more stuff,
And trample a small child.
For the Trample contest.
Whatever We Need God Has Guaranteed
whatever we need
by God will be guaranteed
so we should stampede
Jim Horn
Getting close to 8,000 poems.
they laid in rows
blind onlookers eyes
trampled to death
8 Dead in many injured at Travis Scott’s AstroWorld festival in Houston this weekend
This earthly life
the more you laugh
the more you’ll cry
crying you are born
crying you will die
for either, no stampede
all are in the waiting list
While most view T-Rex as extinct
To a romping reptile Don's linked!
Their shared DNA
Lets the T-Rump say:
We’ll stampede with orders I’ve inked
Now I think I have to concede
My Jenny horse eats too much feed,
Loves her chaff, loves fresh grass,
But through the barn door she can't pass,
Clearly a case of food stampede..
Joy is jumping on the bed~
a springy, giggly, wild stampede.
The mattress squeaks, the pillows fly,
and suddenly I’m ten again~
a rebel with no respect for gravity.
Snooze of peace reigned on a collage
of sacred impulse for serenity of shelter —
bower-girthed and soul-inundated —
but along the line, a stampede, peccant
and harlotic,
framed the sun.
If I saw you,
like a stampede, it would crush me
If I saw you,
my heart would break again 'tis true
with a smile, tears you would not see
one good bye kiss, I'd set you free
If I saw you
A need for speed
Hear me plead
Intense, extreme
Sense stampede
Pour me more
Spill to floor
Enough, too little
Average, bore
Thin my skin
Outside in
With your touch
I’ll feel again
To Be Enlightened
When to be enlightened you have a need;
Should stampede so you can see Joy Reed,
During each day,
Take breath away,
And in news market is now taking the lead.
Jim Horn
When confronted with
edicts of expendability,
the sanest of minds
condemn usury as a practice
defecating on
the nobler edicts of survival
until all herded
charge the very gates of compliance.
Written: January 23, 2025, for contest Sponsored by Tania Kitchin
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two cups of cocoa
and the soft stampede of knees ~
winter melts early
Ten thousand hooves and horns on the Devil's run
Lighting crashing, thunder rolling, all Hell has broke loose
A nightmare, full speed ahead
Form:
You left me holding an empty canteen
So I ran to you like a panicked stampede
But your fountain of love
Was all dried up
And my raindance only made you seethe
Received Honorable Mention in "losers" contest
snow
stampede
suburban
ghosts of factories
shotguns checked shirts, red necks,
rust the vultures waiting for
memorial alabaster
6/22/19
written by James Edward Lee Sr.
Clarity Pyramid/Form
tulip tree now waits
while winter wind continues
its stormy stampede
For: Nature Haiku with Alliteration Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
Syllables checked by howmanysyllables.com
January 18, 2022
Need for Weed So Stampede
What was well known that we all agreed,
Did have a desire to start smoking weed,
So to store to buy we would stampede.
Jim Horn
Was watching some executive take up
the habit on MSNBC.
Uproariously running like the stampede, these cats huge saunter near me luckily I found this marble next to my wallet, both the money and wallet are big cat varmints like silky trespasser near and dear this marble acutely registers you dear.
Greed is like an uncontrolled steed
It might gallop in reckless speed
Any time it can kick you down to bleed
Sometimes even causing a stampede
June. 25.2022
Greed Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Margarita Lillico
Have Been Here On Earth
While you Have Been Here On Earth,
Take my poem for what it is worth;
Much to read;
Should stampede,
And many issues did discover a dirth.
Jim Horn
You have to work things out of your
system by writing poems.
You walk fast
New York,
Heavy stampede
Steps
The concrete ground
You stand.
I married you
In April,
Costly
Earsplitting
Streets
Awaken me.
Global breath
Aromas
Vibrant
Sparkling eyes
Vanished evermore.
I’m back,
We have matured.
A million feet stomp,
A million shoes, a million suits
Her petals have flattened into the ground
It’s rush hour
A woman stops briskly,
A happy change for her
Bending slowly with the stampede around her
She picks up the flower and brings her home.
Flowers poured as teardrops fell
The sorrow flowed out like well
On the streets where poor souls were slain
Bleeding hearts endure the pain
In commemoration of the South Korean stampede and the sympathy that gave birth to one of my greatest poems
Scattered thoughts
Roam empty fields
In search of an idea
To gather ‘round
Wind-blown ideas
Thoughtless tumbleweeds
Drift aimlessly
In search of a thought
A devilish wind
herds
The roaming drifters
Laughs
As they stampede
In search of a cause