Short Swarmed Poems

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Flypaper

Flypaper speckled
Unbridled desire unleashed
Conformity swarmed
Stubborn adherence meets end
Stuck on blind belief and faith
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Pudgy Wudgie Cudgy Smudgie Little Pig

Pudgy Wudgie Cudgy Smudgie Little Pig
Had a mud bath that smelled like fig
Bees swarmed around to see what they could see.
Shy Little Pig got angry and said “Stop looking at me!”
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I thought mosquito

buzzing at my ear
mosquito I thought
swatted at it twice
it swarmed off
a swarm of one

I looked up to see it flee
not a mosquito
a teeny tiny gray hummingbird
why wasn’t it on a flower?

Premium Member Bees

One day in garden
I was digging into dirt
Hit unknown bees nest
I was swarmed, attacked and stung
Running as I ripped off shirt!

Heidi Sands

9/2/21

Placed 3rd in A Buggy Tanka Contest.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Lady In the Blush Pink Rose Hat

Watch out for the lady in the blush pink rose hat I was warned.
But had no idea why, for the lady was lovely and sweet.
It is a truly authentic hat, so giant bumblebees swarmed.
I was flat out running for my life now; there was a lot of heat!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Swarmed

One shade below hot pink crazy 
lies the hue of the unreformed;
Sly malcontents always performed 
One shade below hot pink crazy;
Instructions on living wildly 
incited a shift when they swarmed;
One shade below hot pink crazy 
lies the hue of the unreformed.
Form: Triolet

Premium Member The Colored Lens of Life

Things taught black and things taught white
When I was young and caged,
Became a brilliant-colored quilt 
When teens rushed through my age.

Things swarmed shadowed shades of gray 
Once I turned middle-aged, 
Then circled back to black and white
As I became a sage.
Form: Rhyme

Katrina

The T.V. headlines swarmed
The storm had formed
It was building up more and more 
It caused quite an encore
The wind brushed itself against us
The water forced itself upon us
The screams were muflled by the waves
Putting people to there graves
Our homes are gone
Can we still go on?
Form:

One's Babyhood Recalled

A blush. And sweet of breath;
From out her own
Thymey and thick fielded
Aired nursery.
Earth mother's, a mother's 
Seed. Lately sprung.

Fair stalk! One less, since then
Spun round, swarmed of
No held back visitor!
Butterfly. Bee.
Joint recalled. Flooded; drowned.
Rains, tears among.
Form: Rhyme

Disappointment: Stacked Rhyme 10-30-2012

Let some hope dreams reach arms 
first,
Yet come cope. Seems each charm 
burst
Frets from dopes' schemes. Speech 
harms worst.
Debts numb popes. Teams preach 
warm thirst;
Wet rum. Roped beams breech 
barms! Cursed
Vets hum mopes! Streams leech! 
Farms nurse
Pet bums? Nope! Gleams screeched 
swarmed hearse!
Form:

Premium Member Frog and Elf At Rivers Edge

Frog and elf at river’s edge
Did some square dancing on a ledge
Frog fell in and elf jumped on his back.
They rode around the pond without a snack.

I need some flies the frog finally begged.
The elf threw down and broke a rotten egg.
Flies swarmed the egg, and elf captured the flies.
Frog had a tasty treat, and was thrilled, no lies!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Flies In My Head

My mind coalescence into a mush Flies of the past reeling to the present My used head doesn’t want to give a push Only the butterflies leave such a dent The fields of the lost mind are very lush Doesn’t show progress that others have lent My head is swarmed with little bugs, mildly Showing the pain and tearing directly
Russell Sivey

Premium Member Shadows of Winter

was sitting out back
...in the screened area...
on the deck

...watching the sun set...
camera at hand
...as insects swarmed...

dragon flies hovered
...darted and feasted...
then rested on bushes

...wings glistening...
in the setting sun light
...shining as diamonds...

of some past winters ice
...a treasure of nature...
making photos so nice

stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Waves Above Calves

Tickled toes consume her tulle

                   Shell gems of replenishment 

                 Roll readily, her threaded spool

              Thighs swarmed by her punishment



    
       21st September 2020 
      For:      Rithimus Divisa
      Sponsor:    Gregory R Barden


     Extracted from 'Tulle Strewn Universe' 
               original, September 2020
Form: Rhyme

Black Love

Black LOVE

             My head rested
on the pillow of her smooth skin.
She opened the curtains of her being,
My hands slip into indulgence while 
 they explored her expansive dark skin.
With half words she whispered moans,
 followed by screams of passion.
With her shadow I bounded, as she 
swarmed waters of our endless longing passed.

                         By
                     Jay Johnson
Form: Lyric

Right Now In Nigeria

Right now in Nigeria
People reject The Rear
Or just say The Rear fear
And warn their Treasured Dear
Never to The Rear near...

No Fine Hats; Plain Head Gear
Instead of Good Gun, Spear
Meeting Familiar Beer,
Where only Paupers cheer…

Right now in Nigeria 
Love begins with A Leer
For Enrichment A Seer…

Right now in Nigeria 
Spirit - Swarmed Fearsome Ria
And Bandits that flesh sear!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Fleeting Catch

The rain came down,
The pond overflowed
Through village paths.
The fishes, reared with patient care
Swarmed to freedom.

They darted through rills and drains,
Caught in casting nets,
Some speared in the yards,
Where rushing streams swept by.

The farmer, with hurried stride
Through drains and rills,
Tried to catch fish,
Casting his gaze with weary aim,
Pondering where the fishes gone .

Premium Member Cheesy Collects Black Bats

Halloween gnome named Cheesy collected black bats
They swarmed around him as if he were tuna fish cats
We could not figure it out, but it happened like crazy
Cheesy was a baker, up early, never a teensy bit lazy

Maybe it was his scones, his muffins and such
But bats adored Cheesy, they liked him ever so much
They glommed onto him every month, not just Halloween
They landed on his knees, his neck, forever with him seen.
Form: Rhyme

Expired

A few bones and the pelt are left,
buzzards took the rest.
No doubt, the stray
must have been weakened
by sickness.

The grass is very green around the remains,
a light dew refreshes vigorous blades,
the morning gleams.

If it had been summer
bugs would have swarmed the carcass already,
but on a fine day in November

the dead stand out,
clearly noticeable, impressed distinctly,
upon the land
by bright blue skies.

One of My Ladies Is a Suck

I am a gentleman but I watch two ladies from afar,
I place all the words they say into a special mind jar,
But now one of them is upset about the other woman,
So she wants to bail out and run as fast as they can.

Since they feel respected and taken care of like they should,
She is being a big suck since I have been behaving good,
Yet she is being swarmed and called some sort of queen,
When we know the real of truth of what is not even seen.

Premium Member Murder of Drone Crows

Stare
Stare

A murder of Drone Crows
Swarmed above the protest

Swivelling above the crowd
Pausing on targets identified

Hacking into their brain implants
"Disperse!"
"Disperse!"
Messages sent along descending 
Neural pathways to their feet

Crow demands!

Directive tingles, itches

Pepper smoke
Released
Compliance accomplished

Mission complete...

Crows stack in darkened alleys
Waiting for 
Next ignition commands

Stare
Stare

Autumn Fall

Gold leaf falling from the promising tree
Brisk breeze of an October fall.
The birds loud in their fallow,
With the changing season of tommorow.

The branches cling on for hope
But snap and crack in their amnesty.
The green fields now swarmed 
With sienna and yellow flakes, they elope.

The wind ever changing and harping it's song,
Not timid in it's sense and spirit.
Forever swiftly evolving it's trope,
From the whisper of dusk to the darkest of dawn.
© Nick Na  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Music

Valentines night
Dad's step on the porch
in the dark, passing the windows
we look up from our work
he has an extra case
what?
what is in it?
Dad is swarmed with paper hearts
sticky glue
and candy sayings
hugs and kisses
dinner
then he quietly goes back into the hall
and brings to his oldest a shiny case
oh her heart beats hard
and she flips the locks
for she knows...
her own violin
scent of wood
endless possibility of music





* for rachel

The Storm

Listening to the quiet,
Louder than your silence,
Completely torn in shreds,
All the lying and defiance.

Listening to the screeches,
So quiet full of pain and vulgar,
Agonizing salt in my wounds,
More gentle than the thunder.

But lightening struck last night,
And all the bats swarmed around me,
Biting and severe affliction,
Brought me down to my knees.

I listened to the quiet,
The silence was a protest,
Louder than your absence,
My heart screaming..
	-unexpressed.
Form: Quatrain

Generation Me

I was sitting by a river
When trash came floating by
Chased by hungry seagulls
And pigeons on the fly

Plastic caps were littered
Along the riverside
Among the many corpses
Of birds that ate and died

Mosquitoes swarmed upon me
They drained one pint at least
The gnats and flies surround me
And take their time to feast

The scene became so tragic
A tear came to my eye
I could not help but wonder
Why God failed to make trash fly
           * * * *

©MMXVII Rico Leffanta
Form: Verse

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