Short Tatter Poems

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Premium Member titter tatter chitter chatter

diddle-daddle idle chatter
many asked what was the matter?
he ran off to be a batter
running bases in pitter patter

bats he used would often shatter
titter tatter chitter chatter
time wasted said the now rich batter
he’s a big shot, said my cousin Datter
Form: Monorhyme


Eueling Coffee

Watch it walsh a second more
What would be too late for shore
To see it come when nothing matters
Though once again you knew some tatter

To say you'll find it still a latter
when all you travel comes and gathers
For what is love but by the way
When seas will turn the rivers beiygh
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member titter tatter pitter patter Hal

Titter Tatter Pitter Patter Happy Halloween Hal
Got his own jack-o-lantern thanks to a good pal.
What is that? Asked Sassy Sue, his current gal.
She made fun of the jack-o-lantern and his pal Hal.
Titter Tatter Pitter Patter Happy Halloween Hal
Dumped her that very day, and found a more positive gal.
Form: Monorhyme

Crunch, Crunch, Crunch

if you crunch me just enough
ring out the flavour
tatter the fluff
i may just fit in the small of your hand
another trinket to command.

But If You Want A Sight To See
Then Feed Me All I Need To Be
And To Great Heights I Will Parade
Dazzling Life To Never Fade
Every Day It's You I Woo
Drench You In Love You Never Knew.
Form: Rhyme

A Ghostly Boo

Pitter Patter on my wall, who is it
 I hear call.

 In my room I sit alone
 but I hear you send me a
 friendly bong.

 Are you telling me a tale
 of all who has stayed here alone
 as well.

 Oh my friendly titter tatter,
 won't you tell me what is a
 matter.

 Are you lonesome too? or is it
 just a ghostly boo.
 Asking me to notice you.
Form: Sonnet


Premium Member Rags To Riches

rags
                        grimy, sodden,
            frustrating, frazzling, hording,
 tatter, wretchedness, opulences, luxuries,
          cha-chinging, amassing, owing, 
                    abundant, affluent, 
                               riches


Date written: 05/28/2023
Form: Diamante

Summer Simplicity

Short Forms For Summer Part III
Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich

Summer Simplicity

The east rises glory and it gently sweeps my face,
   the fields of yellow caress my eyes with simplicity.
      Strawberries and watermelon juicy as a candy-pops,
         I hear the June bugs titter-tatter and I drown in felicity.

Date Written: May 22, 2016
Form: Quatrain

* Friendship

Friendship is like a an old antique trunk;
The longer you keeper it the more it is worth.

Friendship is like the fire bellowing,
The closer you are the warmer you get.

Friendship is like a worn out tatter torn teddy bear.
Little bare on the outside but always needed.

Friendship we should always try and keep,
True ones will always be there to the end.
Form:

Premium Member The Crones

Massive, ancient, maple crones 
rise from the loam.
Bereft of garments, their bark a tatter,
naked roots and limbs 
pocked by woodpeckers.
Remnants of their crowning glory, long gone;
lay supine in the jewel weeds.
Moss adheres to the maples northern face
like chin whiskers…….
and shelves of mushrooms skirt their trunks.
Aged, yet strong…..
still, like Atlas;
they shoulder the sky.

Helplessly Weird

Thoughts will gather in my mind.
I seem to see but I am so blind.
Being me is so distinct.
I just hope my brain can link.
Pressure is what I hold.
I try to sell a thing that has been sold.
Even like words that matter.
I sell them even when they are tatter.
Confusing I may have you thinking now.
So I will tell you how.
I mix my words to tell you what has been told.
I can make your mind stop or hold.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Uncle Datter Wanted a Splatter

platter fell out of cupboard with a loud clatter
mrs mczatter nearly ceased her weird chatter
my uncle datter stopped eating his chocolate cake batter
grandma slatter asked me "what is the matter?"

Platter was metal, so it did not break or shatter
mrs mczatter resumed her incessant pratter
natter and tatter argued who had to pick up the platter
datter wished it had been porcelain "so we would have had a splatter."
Form: Rhyme

What Thunder Struck

what thunder struck have i less lightnings heart break storm me through vacuums violations find me brokenness tatter me torn lay me still plant me bury me face me do me bettering still revolving perpetual wheel onto spinning canary feels this gas'ing we breathe life intoxicated throughout it all intoxicating doubts crawl breathing deeper to fall not breathing at all returning to dust what thunder struck ?
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Form: Concrete

Premium Member Rain Song

Drip drop
titter tatter
hear the raindrops
pitter patter
falling faster
growing fatter
hit the ground
splash and splatter.

Prattle tattle
swish and swizzle
hear them make
the sidewalk sizzle
pitter pitter
drip and drizzle
falling softer
start to fizzle.

Drip drip drip
they tap the pane
drip drip drop
they start to wane
rush gush
the gutters drain
hear the music
of the rain.



Elelment - Water/Rain   Sense - Sound/Hearing
Form: Rhyme

Childishness

There is love,
Synonymous to life.
reflections may tatter and erode upon mirrors
Seasons may break and pass,
Years may come and go.
However, 
Upon life that love has not changed.
For its likeness maintained what the world breaks.

A child is only found in children, 
or in one whom has been preserved by a love of this fashion

Conclusively,
my childish soul is to remain.
And only upon a grave will it lastly reside,
As assured by the immutable love i hold for you.

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