Short Tie Up Poems

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Premium Member A Big Fella

Has this ever happened to you While bending down to tie up your shoe You let go a big fella Destroying the credenza Bump your head and don't know who's who
Form: Limerick


Premium Member 'flaky Memories'

flaky memories selective priority tie up his spirit while drifting further away
snuff out his love with distance
©144830052014
Form: Tanka

Premium Member You Let Go a Big Blast

Has this ever happened to you While bending down to tie up your shoe You let go a big fella Destroying the credenza Bump your head and you don't know who's who
Form: Limerick

Premium Member You Let Go a Big Blast

Has this ever happened to you While bending down to tie up your shoe You let go a big fella Destroying the credenza Bump your head and you don't know who's who © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member You Let Go a Big Blast

Has this ever happened to you While bending down to tie up your shoe You let go a big fella Destroying the credenza Bump your head and you don't know who's who © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick


Chain of Thought

words strung together like beads
just some hint
of the same shade
linking incoherant shapes
bright thread of thought
running through the center
something uncomplicated, but effective
to tie up the ends

Premium Member Television Shows

I’m on my way there
The land of television
Seeing action shows
Dramas galore, and Sci-Fi
Lovely shows tie up my night

Russell Sivey

Entrant into ^Rick Parise's, "5 ~ 8 Line Poetry / Any Theme" contest

Date Created: 12/17/2011
Form: Tanka

Slammed Shut

slammed shut 
closed off from
the bonds 
that once 
bound the 
two hearts 
together
forever trapped 
in a state of 
emotional limbo 
never able to 
break the chains 
that tie up the 
soul within a persion
of self-loathing
Form: Lyric

Adulthood

Here comes —
slowly— the greyed fitness with heavy, 
clasping hands, that tie up
limbs with the flayed string of life,
in which we build gingerly,
toddle for the last time,
and climb stairs more with our breaths
than with our senses.

Premium Member Cleopatra

CLEOPATRA 

    
              Cleopatra ! Queen of Egypt : Historic black beauty.
              Erudite, Great politician, most charming , alluring cutie.
              Her exotic charisma with great magnetic attraction.
               Whelmed Julius Caesar to tie up romantic relation.
Form: Clerihew

Life

Life is not something to choose
if not getting the answer, 
can get some clues...

Life has no such regulations and rules 
like you have to follow every don'ts and do's

Life is an adventurous hue...

Just wake up the morning new,
tie up the laces of shoe,
and startup the journey,
to fulfill your dreams due...


© shardekhya
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rooting For Snidely Whiplash

I am rooting for Snidely Whiplash
Tie up sweet Nell and give her a gnash.
Silly Dudley Do-Right
Simply isn’t that bright.
Snidely, turn him into cornmeal mash.

Good villain, it is your turn to win.
Wipe off Dudley Do-Right’s ridiculous grin.
Leave her on the tracks
With their clickety clacks
Follow me, Whiplash. Do I hear an Amen?
Form: Limerick

Towel Foul

A lively young lady went down 
To the sea to bathe all unbound,
She took off her suit,
She knew she looked cute,
Soon folks of all ages stood round.

Soaking wet, she went for her towel,
As she neared her smile turned to scowl,
Her towel was not there 
To tie up her hair,
She turned to the crowd and called foul. 








July 31, 2019
© Deb Radke  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Pesky Loose Ends

If everything were simple it would shape just like a brain,
And I’d take it out and look at it and never feel a pain,
And I’d pity poorer mortals who didn’t care if it were true,
For the clear and simple reasons that explained their shallow view,
And my life would be a pleasure with no pondering to annoy,
For there wouldn’t be a single loose end to tie up...
© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.

At Year's End

As the year draws to a close
It is time to audit the accounts
And settle debts:
Write the overdue letter,
Fulfill the promise,
Tie up loose ends, 
Wipe the slate
Of nagging shoulds.

As the year draws to a close
It is time to audit the accounts
And tally assets:
Revel in life’s abundance,
Gather your blessings,
Step without fear
In the path
Of new adventures.

Premium Member Creaky Bones

Creaky bones, I must be getting old. Creaky bones, But I will not be told. Creaky bones, Those stairs are hard to climb. Creaky bones, I will not moan and whine. Creaky bones, Bending to tie up shoes. Creaky bones, Waiting in those long queues. Creaky bones, Once young, now aging fast. Creaky bones, Soon I’ll have that free bus pass. Creaky bones.
© Ken Duddle  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Reading between the lines

God-vision as a game of haves and have nots,
little wonder then veiled remains voiced intent,
for those who know not, tie up symbols in knots,
whilst those illumined, know the path of ascent,
reading between the lines, feeling not thinking,
their heightened awareness, firm and unblinking
and so we may say, meanings by each assigned,
depends on extent to, they’re with truth aligned.
Form: Rispetto

Premium Member Joining the Dots

Attempting to join the dots we tie up ourselves in knots; later try to untangle, these barbs that scar and mangle. Instrumentalising thought we rest in silence, self-taught, letting go of doership crutch, enabling knowing by touch. One with universal mind, wisdom of another kind, definitive, free from doubt, deep in soul, clear truth does grout. 18-August-2022
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Stormy Who

Do you care about Stormy who or
any one else Trump stuck it to?
Keep the focus on his worse transgression,
the 1-6th insurrection.
Do you need to know with whom Trump cohorts?
Why spend the money and tie up our courts?
Trump was elected as our President
and with little experience to the White House he went.
A game show host which was quite absurd.
When will people stop talking about this tweety bird?

Premium Member New Moorings

I slipped loose some time ago
it feels, the knot untied, cut;
depending on perspective;
gently pushed away to float
freely, wildly, aimlessly.
Some new imagined moorings
hauling steady at my line;
as they ever did and will.

When all the rivers, far seas,
oceans have been sailed upon
and longings have been sated;
I will weary and so yearn
to tie up again, awhile,
shape this berth into my shrine;

'till, new imagined moorings
do haul steady at my line.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Darkheart

He rode in on horse
It was pale of course
He was as mean as he was crazy
He'll rob, murder and steal, But he ain't lazy
The first man was shot in front of the saloon
It wasn't close to being high noon
Didn't tie up his horse, It wouldn't leave
For that kind of action, No reprieve
He kicked the doors wide
And fired inside
No place to run, No place to hide
Who lived and died, He would decide
He did his job from finish to start
This is why they call him BlackHeart
© Jay Moore  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Plastic Dreams

Plastic bags
	hold plastic dreams:

Water bottles filled with filtered
hope seething chloride stained
brains left thought
-less attracted towards rancid
smile at the magic hat
trick of the eye
candy dispenser tossed on the ground
‘s keeper  cleaned up from last nights
parade with clown
faces that look away when strangers
dance together in the rain
falling trash chokes the air
	from a buttercup
fragments used to tie up

Bags full
	Ready to meet
		The garbage truck.

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