Short Trifle Poems

Short Trifle Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Trifle by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Trifle by length and keyword.


Premium Member Clerihew Still

American expressionist Clyfford Still
splashed his colour with free will
was considered all colour&slash
so his images seemed a trifle flash
Form: Clerihew


UNLIKELY LIAISON

A hare who was seeking a mate,
Invited a snail on a date.
But, while the hare waited,
A trifle belated,
The snail turned up seven days late
Form: Limerick

Diddly Dole - Nonsense Poetry

diddly dole
diddly dole
a goblin ate the custard
from the trifle bowl

diddly dole
diddly dole
another ate the jelly
and the trifle – stole!

Trifle

On early morn
children were playing
at the river’s shore

close to the noon
soldiers came
out of the blue

by the dim
river red
played theirs sins
Form: Verse

Premium Member Evading the Horrors of the Holocaust

hidden not to elicit 
a trifle response
spiteful mordacious
shackled on a horde race

cartridge loiter about the ground 
wizened with years


4/3/2017
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member target practice

His rants will our freedom stifle 
The lives of others a trifle
The lies Trump expounds 
Sound like lethal rounds 
Shot from Don's mouth like a rifle
Form: Limerick

Eiffel Tower

Gustave Eiffel's tower's an eyeful.  
The view from its top makes me stifle 
a gasp when I look down.  
My stomach flips around; 
I might just lose it in a trifle.
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Vanity

Vainly searching who to be
Avidly yearning for more in me
Narcissistic jubilee 
Isolated tendencies
Trifle bouts of insecurities
Yawning at the piercing pleas

© Stacy Lynn Stiles
Form: Acrostic

Self Portrait

He is wizened, shackled to the horde,
Trifle deaf,  he would loiter use mordacious words,
Owned cartridge of film that would elicit laughter.

06/04/2017
Contest: eight word contest.
© Roy Pett  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Parade Clown

A guzzler from Lollapalooza
just joined the parade - P. J. Sousa.
    ‘twixt his  trombone and feet
    he's a trifle off-beat 
The cops coax him "off" to their cruiser.

July 2, 2019
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Cooking School

Each day the airwaves brings an expert
Leaves one in awe a trifle inert
There they are on the telly
Advice on setting a jelly
Enough to put one off their dessert.

© Harry J Horsman 2018
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Value of Life, a Question

Value Of Life, A Question

Were I wizened, not shackled to mordacious horde,
I'd not loiter to elicit trifle rewards,
With my one cartridge, could I, end life sadly bored?

April 5th, 2017
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Make Young Girlies Giggle

Once was a handsome fellow of twenty-eight Don't know what happened, maybe something I ate Got old and crickety A trifle persnickety The young girlies giggle when I try to negotiate
fun
Form: Limerick

Trifle

IN THIS MOMENT
NO WORDS ARE SPOKEN
THEY SIMPLY FLOAT
ABOUT THE ROOM
WE ARE FROZEN
SPELLBOUND
IN THE HAZE
LIKE A DREAM
WE HAVE HUNG
SUSPENDED
WE DESPAIR THE END
THE PASSING
IT'S THE FIRST DEATH.

Premium Member Makes Young Girlies Giggle


Once was a handsome fellow of twenty-eight Don't know what happened, maybe something I ate Got old and crickety A trifle pernickety The young girlies giggle when I try to negotiate
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Food Fusion

PORRIDGE PERFECTION
SOUP SATISFACTION
NOODLES KNITTED
MISU MARVEL
SALMON SMOKED
DEADLY DESSERTS
CARAMEL CRUNCH
TRIFLE TEMPTATION
CREPE CREATION
TASTE TITILLATION
ENHANCED EATING
GASTRONOMIC GLUTTONY

Premium Member A Trifle Bit Creeple

Sitting in a food court, watching the people Interact with each other, they follow like sheeple If someone says jump They interrupt their lunch And oblige which is certainly a trifle bit creeple
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Saguaro

There once was a shutterbug named Louie
Whose dry humor was a trifle screwy.
To a saguaro he said
Hands up lest I shoot you dead.
A shot; a flash; kablooey went Louie.

Date: 07/01/2019
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Slap Happy Pappy

Saw my dear Dr. Kimberly this afternoon She noticed I wasn't chipper like a Bugs Bunny cartoon A trifle depressed A weight on my chest Even this slap happy pappy is not immune © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Makes the Young Girlies Giggle

Once was a handsome fellow of twenty-eight Don't know what happened, maybe something I ate Got old and crickety A trifle pernickety The young girlies giggle when I try to negotiate © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Old Wounds

Old Wounds


As if shackled to the bench
the wizened loiter, a mordacious horde,
prone to ellicit lies that trifle
with an empty cartridge chamber.


©3/25/2017


Submitted to – Eight word challenge – Poetry Contest

Eight Is Enough

Eight wizened words to elicit thoughts mordacious.
Not shackled to the horde, a trifle bit audacious.
The cartridge to loiter, waiting, bored, to fire out rhymes vexatious.

March 23 2017.  For John Hamilton's Eight word challenge.
© P L Ritz  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Conceited Love

What ills you elicit with your mordacious tongue
shackled am I, while you trifle with my love.
You horde my affections with a cartridge of conceit
then loiter in self pity as I, wizened, exit with relief.



Written on 3/28/2017
Form: Rhyme

Joy

Wizened and shackled by a human horde
They elicit mordacious comments
While trapping such warmth
Imprisoned in a heartless cartridge
Soon to be shot to extinction
They loiter in the world
Finding any and all feelings trifle

March 31, 2017
© Tina Marsh  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Strange Cream of Wheat Box

Do you think it a trifle odd,
when dirt clumps in a clod?
and more exquisite and grand,
when separated into sand?
If that's the way soil moves you,
It would certainly behoove you,
when preparing Cream of Wheat
to stir often over medium heat.
Form: Couplet

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