Short Twenty Eight Poems

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Premium Member Direct Flight - Paris to LA

Mondo left the ground to soar 
in the Olympic games of twenty-four.
So, next Olympics, he would not be late, 
He came down again in twenty-eight.
Form: Epigram


Baby Then and Now

At birth, little baby just ate.
He pooped, peed and cried until late.
Today it’s the same,
his parents would claim,
although he has turned twenty-eight.
Form: Limerick

Mirror Mirror

When I look in the mirror
I seem so tired.
I'm only twenty eight,
but I'm always wired.
Seems like life has conspired
to make me require
to find ways not to be so dire.
Form:

Happy Birthday Fat Man

In the many long years since your birth
You've made twenty eight laps with the earth
In that time you've taken
Your fair share of bacon
And thus greatly increased in your girth
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Jester and the Purple Hag

Jester invited the purple hag to dine.
She noticed his weird nasty ugly whine.
She gives him voice lessons.
In twenty-eight sessions.
Their partnership is delicate and fine.
Form: Rhyme


Sweetest Sound

I'm very young, mother reads
her voice leads my imagination
romantic, fantastic
sweet, like cake
 
I'm twenty-eight,
hold my son and read
familiar poems, tales
from an orange book
 
echoes

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
Form: Limerick

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 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 B-1 Shape

Had a complete physical today, I'm in B-1 shape Most than can be expected, after all I'm not twenty-eight Though years have flown by Still spry as a butterfly But having trouble taking off, think I might be overweight
Form: Limerick

Premium Member B-1 Shape

Just had a complete physical today, I'm in B-1 shape Most than can be expected, afterall I'm not twenty-eight Though years have flown by Still feel like a butterfly But having trouble taking off, think I might be overated
Form: Limerick

Premium Member As Promised In Bloggy Comment

The weekend I slept with four married men
was the same weekend my hubby slept with their wives.

We loved in for charity
raised twenty eight thousand
three hundred two

for community gardens where we teach
children and teens how to

grow their own food.

Premium Member his shoe is a twenty eight and a half

Matthew McGrory of Westchester, Pennsylvania
has the world’s largest feet.
He stands seven foot six.
His shoe is a twenty-eight and a half.
Converse company makes shoes especially for him.
He cannot buy socks though,
So his mother knits his socks.

No Stranger To Heaven

R-each for God's kingdom
O-r the blissful abode in heaven; 
M-ove on to attain salvation, 
E-arnestly let your heart
O-pen.

D-ay twenty-eight September, 
A-spire to remain chosen, 
Y-earn to be fortunate child, 
O-ne who's no stranger to heaven.
Form: Acrostic

Best Dressed

I bought her a blouse
white silk, long sleeves, full enough
to wear her heart on.

I bought her some slacks
twenty-eight inch waist snug ‘round
those hips she shoots from.

And boots for the feet
she thinks on, has the world at,
and I swept her off.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Not the Nieman Marcus

Erik was incredulous.
He was twenty-eight, a neonate in the fashion world.
You are sure they said Nieman Marcus?
His wife smiled at him.
THE Nieman Marcus?
I guess so.
He was given free reign.
Youngest photographer to ever work for the Nieman Marcus.
Erik Madigan Heck, my friend.

Premium Member Four Met her at the Pearly Gates

Mrs. Marvel wore sweatshirt for twenty-eight years until her final breath.
Signed by her 8th grade students, four whom had died a tragic death.
Killed in a tragic bus accident on the way to a state cheerleading rally.
They met her at the pearly gates – Linda, Cherry, Patrice and Molly McNally.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Finally Decided To Give It Up

Cute baby clothes I say.
Weird that you have ten thousand blue things and only one pink item.
I always wanted a girl, she said.
Kept that onesie around for years, hoping.
Twenty-eight years of marriage, but now 
I have finally decided to give it up.
Her eight boys laughed.
They were 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 23 and 25.

Bonarda

Bonarda?Twenty eight ripples 
counted , flow? actually, 
rain drops spare spaces.
?Newcastle darkened by windows,
shut,? a longing for short rope.
?Growing window boxes fell?, 
by taxis and the lost echoes?
Part time clocks between dead towers?Tick, 
through the eroded scraggy day?
Arrows flew blistered stray crows
Form: Imagism

Because of Strong Faith

B-ecause of strong faith, 
O-ne hope is kept alive; 
B-elieving in the Almighty, love will just survive.

J-ust because of strong faith, 
A-nother mountain is moved; 
V-ilest weather has turned
I-nto shine shared by moon.
E-arly morn has broken
in September twenty-eight.
R-ise of the sun begins because of strong faith.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Ewwwwwwww

Thirty-one flavors has Ms. Baskins
    Sparrows, bluebirds, and Ms. Robbins

  All the other beak-heads have twenty-eight
    except for pigeons ~ Ewwwwwwww*




  *Picked up this awesome word from Deb M,
    who was responding to my epic write,
    'Time Spent on Rhyme,' aka 'Fertilizer
    Miser,' posted on Sept. 05, 2023

Life That We All Share

L-ife that we all share, 
I-s in this troubled world; 
Z-estful heart we possess, 
A-s a strong wind has swirled.

M-orning we all share, 
A-s the dawn starts to break; 
R-ise of the sun begins, 
C-heering up the ache.
I-n twenty-eight September, we breathe the one same air; 
A-lmighty is the source of life that we all share.
Form: Acrostic

Footpath

G-ray clouds disappear, 
L-onely teardrops vanish; 
O-pen both your eyes, see the raindrops diminish.

S-aturday twenty-eight January
O-bliterates the cold night; 
M-isty Friday fades away, 
O-n the rise of sunlight.
Z-ealously seek the right way to escape from God's wrath; 
A-llow the light to guide you, as you walk on the footpath.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Far Away Friends

I write to my friends
They live far away
Some in Canada 
Some in United States

I often write to them
To each distance friend 
For twenty -eight years
A strong friendship grew

It built up since then
Our friendships solide
Its forever bound
Has grown through the years






























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February

February is the second month
Of the twelve each year.
Use these twenty-eight days;
to help some life to cheer.

It is the shortest month,
So don't let it pass.
Help some weary soul;
For time is fleeing fast.

There is a time in February,
When there are twenty-nine days.
This gives you one more chance;
To tell of Jesus, The Truth, The Life, The Way.
Form: Rhyme

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