Short Sure Enough Poems

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Sure Enough, the Aces Up

Sure Enough, The "Aces Up"
.... Scores Taste Knows, Victory!

Shuffles Sum, Of Victories .. Won;
Feat's Work That Distance, .. Brings!
© Mike Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad


Dave Williams Fluffed Poem

long as ya havent fluffed , its all sweet here... gases expansion sure enough, could tickle you to tears, wheres the plum duff.... stay away you white coat buggers! Don
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Turnabout

Read Now Look to my wife.
    It’s sad, but it’s true:
When finished, she asked,
    “Is that about you?”
Read She danced with the moon
    and waited to see,
And sure enough, she asked,
  “Is that about me?”
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Rx For a Lasting Marriage

Last year I thought I'd give 
  my 'eager' spouse a palliative

Whenever he was in 'the mood for love'
  You know where I gave him a shove

This year, sure enough, he's much improved
  ~ After having his you-know-whats removed
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Plumbers

They make plenty of money, sure enough, 
but you sure need them when times get tough - 
halfway to the moon with a plumbing problem,
headline news couldn't be more solemn.
So, now whenever I sit on my tooter, 
I send a prayer to Roto-Rooter.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member For Love Or Money

For love or money
  Mara told her mummy
I'll sell my soul 
  for purest gold

Her mummy shivered
  What have I raised
Mum well understood
  This was no phase

Sure enough
  Wedding bells soon rang
Jewels and gems in Mara's eyes ~
  Bill of Divorcement in hand
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tweedle Bee Whines

Tweedle the teensy bee was being hauled along with a bunch of stuff.
He thought he was an afterthought, and said to everyone “sure enough”.
Mama had her grip on bags of junk, and he was the end of the line.
She rolled her eyes at his protests, a bee who knew how to whine.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Don Juan's Wife Gets Her Wish


                Don Juan believed in reincarnation
                Thought he’d return as 'collaboration'

                   Sure enough, when he came back
                   A sight stopped him in his tracks

                 His wife smiled, said: “I chose procreation”
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Spring Part 3 Prose Poetry

The subject was dropped, but when Billy went out on the next run I 
was with him.  And sure enough, there was number thirty-nine proudly showing 
off her precious little boy. Billy just shook his head and shrugged his shoulders.
	Oh how I love spring!  The renewal of life and memories.

Premium Member Why Poetry 3

< Part Three >



Seize good poetry
Make mad pretty


Take petty stuff
Draft sure enough


Play and ply words
Move soul now heard


See then the light
In cast of sight


Feel a deep core
In soul's fond shores

~~~~~~~~~




Leon Enriquez
11 March 2017
Singapore
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Ain'T No California Sunshine





Sure enough, as fire particles gray the California sky,
And when stinky particles foul the dawn air,
You want to shout out...why,why??
Ugly masks only make it worse.
Don't yet call the hearse!
Citizenry have a plan.
Poetry in motion!
Recall governor,
Man!



September 1, 2020
      11am PST
Form: Ninette

Premium Member With the Birds

more to life than meets the eye ~ said the blind man who slipped in a pigsty 

but some swine oinked pigs might fly ~ this trip up will cause a huge overfly 

and sure enough as days went by ~ eyes appeared damn vultures in the sky 

the lesson learnt here don’t ask why ~ sh!t just happens when in oversupply
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Wizard

Mull over stuff,
Yield happy fare;
Sense sure enough,
Time alters cares;
Invite fond think,
Choice unfurls say;
Attend the brink,
Life hazards play.
Work out in kind,
Ink words that speak;
Zoom in and find,
Apt sounds that tick;
Reach with fond glee,
Design set free.



Leon Enriquez
13 October 2014
Singapore
Form: Sonnet

Rainbow

The other day I was lucky
enough, to see you; 

you made my blush 
you made me cry 
you churned the sky 
with every color 
known to man; 

God adjusted the lens 
I looked again, sure enough 
you streaked the sky 

with crayon shades on cue; 

Your repertoire of color
surpasses every dream. 
    

Oct. 24, 2018

Premium Member Harmony

Niche a bold will,
Opt to unfurl;
Thrill after thrill,
Imprint and swirl;
Choice now sets free,
Embrace good earth.
Appeal can be,
Hurl of new birth;
Align your path,
Reach for the route;
Meet sure enough,
Opt to forge shout;
Now glimpse true heart,
Yes heed life's art.



Leon Enriquez
20 October 2014
Singapore
Form: Sonnet

Gratitude

On a cloudy day 
Should someone ask how are you,
I would for sure say:
Joys of a sea shore, skies blue,
And God giving me my due.

What if it gets grey,
If skies are not bright and blue
On a rainy day?
Grey skies, a sure enough clue
That soon shall the skies turn blue!  
_____________________________ 
Tanka |21.01.2024| gratitude
Form: Tanka

Premium Member This thing’s not going away

He won’t ever be satisfied
till he strikes fear in the heart 
of each and every citizen.
The reign of terror is upon us,
rode in on a chariot of lies.

No one believed it would blow up 
so insanely out of control
but sure enough chaos is upon us
like a colossal ripe pimple
having reared its ugly head.



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member Rudolph

Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Wanted to lead the sleigh but had a major fear If Santa called him on that night of nights... He 'd have to confess, "I'm afraid of heights!" Sure enough, fog came in on Christmas Eve A summons from Santa he did receive For courage he took a few little nips Sadly, he remembers none of the trip..
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Windy Daze

Waves of air swirl
In windy twirls


Now feel the cold
Damp breeze unfolds


Yes this cold world
Dawn's freezing curl


Aim to keep warm
You thoughts now form


Feel the cold draft
Rise sure enough


Observe the chill
Lean on warm feel


Indulge kind grace
Charm in sweet trace




Leon Enriquez
16 November 2014
Singapore
Form: Couplet

Love Unsure

I wonder if your eyes reflect what they portray
If your body talks to me or if it's all a play
Wondering if my feelings are sane
I'm afraid to open my heart
I know I'll only hurt again
For now, I just want to know if you're okay
I want to appreciate you from across the hall
Until we're sure enough that
The spark we felt that day was really true

Premium Member BAWDY LIMERICK

I’m laughing at Ex boss, Tess Tickle Once so anti marriage – how fickle Dick Pickle she’d marry Though she calls him Larry Now married she’s Tess Tickle-Pickle On baby making Tess ain’t shirkin’ They’re bonking and grinding and jerkin’ And soon, sure enough Tess got up the duff The baby boy they’ve christened Gherkin!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Simple Solution

Out walking in the woods one day I found a creek that begged me to cross Just a bit too wide to attempt a jump And the only rock was covered with moss I walked up and down the bank a bit Couldn't find a log to bear my weight After a bit of thought, took off my shoes And sure enough, my feet worked great.... For the Dilemma contest...
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Mother's Nature Weather

Oh.. Mother nature
Why is it this way
Some days like summer
Others like Autumn

Summer season is short
It should be a lot longer
Do not argue with her
Let her stay awhile longer

In time Autumn will come
We are not in a hurry
For the cooler weather
It is summer season now

The winter season long
Will come sure enough
Bringing colder days
No one will enjoy

Premium Member Tapestry Replenished

Sure, enough; they'll be leaving. 
One by one, by one by one.
Leaving a steady stream of grief.
Leaving pinprick holes in the heart.
The tapestry of the soul.
These infinite waves of grief have no mercy for a thinning beach.

One day soon enough it'll be my turn.
To leave behind this timeless stream...
I pray the foundation is restored
the tapestry replenished.

Longing For Remorse

I did the same thing once again
Sure enough produced the same old pain
Although I wished it’d taken another course
Longing for remorse

A better flaw I searched to find
In my heart and in my mind
A practice learned by gentle force
Longing for remorse

Resigned to never meet my soul
How to avenge what likely had been stole?
I cowardly avoid the Source
Longing for remorse
Form: Kyrielle

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