Short Tumbled Poems

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Life Water

Life water
wash me down
simple moments water rushing
over winter white feet
tumbled rocks purple catches me
waiting.


Home

Home Sweet Home
ran, toiled, tumbled, bled
my sacred bid to return to thee
whence i was spawned
and drawn to peace in thee.

Premium Member Brad's Fall

Our premier Brad Wall
 Got hit in the face by a ball
Tumbled in a political fall
Turned around and said-is this all.


*he is the premier of Sask.
Form: Clerihew

Sleeping Cats

Tumbled together cats
lumps of furry bliss
snores exuding
from pillows underneath 
One wakes
with a purr
and stretches out
the paws with claws

Premium Member Get a room

Got a dirty room to broom 
To make it spic, span, zoom
Tumbled on the greasy floor
Pale flew here, broom yore
Glad, a pretty nurse came to groom
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Bete Noire

tumbled symbols scream
tongue-tied tussled bed wetter
fomenter of torment. seeps
dandelion seed shout
unbound denizen of night
angels guardian of sleep
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member Thoughts of Two Poets

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                 Our thoughts
                     tumbled
               while we kissed
                      lisping

                  "i love you"

Premium Member Abracadabra

Abracadabra pudding and pie Tickled the girls and made them writhe Strange thing occurred A real smorgasbord Tumbled off the table, wasn't that spry
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Like a Waterfall

the words
tumbled forth
like a waterfall
over a steep cliff
and when they
hit bottom
as words inevitably
will
they did handsprings
backflips
somersaults
and kept on
laughing
Form: Imagism

Seed

Close to the tree
I never fell far
I tumbled and rolled
I know who you are
Bushels, baskets and bunches, et al
All bad apples know where to fall
Close to the root
and against the wall.
Form:

Active Macho Sperm

Active macho sperm told the passive egg
I am turned on darling eggie are you on the rag?
Eggie smiled and tumbled
Sperm's bollocks are bumbled
Eve pinched Adam's bum, " your dizzy balls sag".
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Did you see how that cookie crumbled

Did you see how that cookie crumbled,
and then tumbled, and tumbled, and tumbled,
from the tabletop down to the floor,
and then tumbled and tumbled some more,
and did you hear the "Oh no!" that she fearfully mumbled?
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Seasons

five decades wed: years tumbled, fell
like autumn bringing winter's chill …
but wife's bright face (now framed by gray)
beams rays assuring years ahead
will find us warm and basking still
in springs and summers of our love.
© David Bose  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member My Falling

See what beauty life expended
Given to my blessed tree
In my glory colored ended
Lashed the wind has taken me
From my place among my brothers
Flying free until we meet
Tumbled aimless all descending 
Prone in honor at your feet
Form: Rhyme

The Old Man and the Lord

There was a certain very, very, old man of Stamford,

who was asked to appear before a very great lord,

his heart then beat very wildly,

and he jittered around madly,

he tumbled and died, and in heaven met the greatest lord.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Limerick Contest

Crabbing Ahead in Topples

Creepy the crab longed to walk straight ahead
But his lanky legs spread, side to side led.
The skips he tried were all flops
The same can be said for his hops.
But with his topples, he tumbled ahead instead.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Clench of Fall

cauldroned lakes of steam
wafting up in fevered plumes
labored breath as life exhales
venomed arctic gales
plunder trees on sun starved days
brittle claws of tumbled leaves

17 Sep 2014
Choka Me - Poetry Contest
5 - 7 - 7 - 5 - 7 - 7
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Choka

Premium Member Afar

Darkness falls a
A hush sets in
My animal drive
Promotes sin
Willfully I joined 
Your soulless heart
Two creatures we
Tumbled in the dark 
Moon a witness
Twinkling stars our show
Ensnared in your arms
To the grass we roll

Premium Member best friend on his back

Flimsy faerie rode her pet tortoise on the tips of falling leaves
Dancing and hopping as joyful and excited as you please
Trake, the tortoise loved having his best friend on his back
They tumbled into the giant leaf pile with a splickety whack whack
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sky Trip Gone Wrong

Years ago, I went skiing in the snow
 I lost my balance; it was quite a show
           Tumbled on my rump
         It caused a huge lump
I got asked again; I gave a hard no










12-28-2020
Contest: Winter Snow Or Ice
Sponsor: Tania Kitchen
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Buried Cries

heard beneath rubble cries from a buried woman so many were lost when the Twin Towers tumbled foggy haze fell on New York rescuers, heroes many joined in the effort indestructible -- the feeling that we once knew -- vulnerable now in grief
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Nary a Word Said

Nary a word was said
    as they tumbled onto the bed

  Passions in overdrive churned
    what were the lessons they learned... 

  Nary a word is said
    as they fall into bed half-dead

  In separate bedlams a-snoring
    escape from a lifetime of warring
Form: Couplet

All For You

The sky rumbled
The wind whispered
Trees swayed
Leaves rustled
Birds happily flew around 
The sea bubbled 
Faster waves raged
Vessels swayed
Fishes joyfully leaped
From the blues you surfaced
Such a heavenly sight you formed 
That I fell, tumbled and rolled
All for you.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Finally - Monoku 7

Finally tumbled smooth by time basking in clear, blue waters finally at home Sandra M. Haight ~9th Place~ Contest: In One Line (Monoku #7) Write What You See or Feel Sponsor: Poet Destroyer A Judged: 02/21/2016
Form: Monoku

Domesticated

Lapping
The steaming cream
From her morning cup of joe
My wife
Is wrapped
In her rosy robe
Sitting in her favorite chair

Our black cat
Skinny and flattened
Creased in half
Across her lap
Like a static sock
Of mine
Lost from work

Tumbled
From the dryer.

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