Short Tag On Poems

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Premium Member World's Shortest Poem

HUG'M NOW

Brian Johnston
October 16, 2015

Poet's Note: 
This is the personal tag on my car here in California. It is also my philosophy of life. Ha!


Why All the Fuss

Everyone knows that a turd is a turd... is a turd ...is a turd; untill someone slaps a high price tag on it, and then they'll find reasons to like its distinctive smell.
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Mildly Amusing Limerick 7

Personal Tag

There’s a personal tag on my car
It’s a stand out in my repertoire
It suggests ‘HUG’M NOW,’
And it must be highbrow,
For the source was our friend NPR.

Brian Johnston
June 29, 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sloth

In idle pleasure he spends aimless days
A waste of time, no motivation. 
He shows reluctance to divine design
His tag on life: no destination!
 
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Sin of Sloth Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Margarita Lillico
     © 16th July 2022
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Executive Scandal

Our tax they win it now rub the law in iniquity buy and sell but can nay say how so an odd act of equity see the tag on a not fed cow try to sue; jab in unity a big axe to get a bow for all to ask the quality the hot tar and wax now felt woe to the sir on dry belt hit and tow the raw app to melt for all to see and reply the bad and the low, all ply top to rat, now out of supply
Form: Sonnet


Premium Member Bear At Yellowstone

I run out to see the joggers.
The prettiest one screams.
I am not scary! I think.
A mean old one is blaring a can that hurts my ears.
I run back into the thicket.
What is wrong with these two-leggers?
Do they not know I only want a bit of food?
Dang! Here comes that uniform guy with the badge.
The one that shot me in the butt and put a tag on me.
I crouch down low. Wishing he would go away. 
He is ruining my visit with the next set of joggers.

Premium Member BUTTERFLIES

Don't go weeping at my grave for I'm not there
I've a date with a butterfly to dance in the air
I'll play tag on the wind so wild n free
Waiting for the day you'll play with me
Your life was a blessing, memories a shared treasure
Your loved beyond words, missed beyond measure
I held your hand as you took your last breath
But had to let go and let you leave with death
I'll never forget you, your smile and touch
Go fly with all those Angels you love so much
© Mike Mund  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

True Strength

The wicked lay trembling in the presence of her mighty roar . In the midst of the wicks crafty , deceitful ways it is laid to waste by her mighty discernment in their haste . The mighty men of injustices brought down by the meek , humble . For those who love , desire her . She guards diligently like a mighty lioness . She isn't a thing you can place a price tag on for she enhances , enriches the poor . In all the riches in the world there is no higher than above wisdom herself .

Premium Member Tagged Ewe

On looking through the window
A humorous sight I'd seen,
A quartet of lively ewes
Were playing Tag on the green.

Leaping over twisted logs,
Around the rocks they skipped,
Sweeping round the bendy field.
Down and up they dipped.

Butting heads and locking horns,
Bumping each other in the side -
( I think if I was one of them
I'd be terrified! )

At times it looked violent.
But it's their way of having fun.
What a joy to watch these adult sheep
Baa and play and run!
Form: Rhyme

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