Short Vest Poems

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Old buddy


One Saturday in a fest
I met an old buddy in a vest
Who was mighty grateful to bond
At the side of an old pond
And tell stories of the wild west
Form: Limerick


Children's Poem: The Secret Pocket

I have a pocket in my vest,
Where tiny treasures go to rest.
A shiny pebble from the 
playground,
A button that I thought was
neat,
And one small feather from a 
nest.

The Warm Vest Conquest

sensual wings
a pink visual
Nature sings
It seems casual
a date or a fling
still in a boys dream
Slowly she came
It felt magical
sugar walls sweet
The cherry as a treat
The boy felt blest
With his
warm vest conquest
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Thermal Vest

May not be very sexy
Yet I need you to keep me warm

Thin yet lightweight 
Hides my hairy chest
Every winter I cuddle up to you
Really snug
Makes me all cosy
Available in many styles and colours
Lovely next to my skin

Vital in this chilly weather
Extra layer of clothing
Silk ones are the ultimate in comfort and warmth
Thermal vest I love you

Jan Allison
23rd  November 2014
Form: Acrostic

My Uniqlo Vest

The forecast said it would be cool;
I packed some pants - I'm not a fool -
And long-sleeved shirts, but still unsure,
As I was heading out the door,
I grabbed my trusty purple vest 
And wore it daily - who'd have guessed?

It's made of down and light as air,
Magenta-toned, to be quite fair.
So though the sunny warmth was gone,
I still felt cozy with it on.
I never will be underdressed
When I wear my UniQlo vest.
Form: Rhyme


Imbeciles

Have you seen what's going on in Afghanistan and all that's gone wrong caused by the Taliban driving the country into rack and ruin with impunity is what they're doing it's what they've done it would be good to put them on the run better yet eliminate those Barbarians at the gate yes it would be best to dress each one in a suicide vest then blow their tiny minds up the Khyber to Kingdom Come
Form: Rhyme

If the Life Vest Is Put On

F-riday twenty-seventh January 
L-ets the new dawn break; 
O-pening the day with warmth, 
R-ays erase the heartache. 
E-arly morn has broken, 
N-o more mist in the meadow; 
C-old chill has vanished, 
E-ven the deepest sorrow. 

F-ill your heart with thrill, 
U-nder the blue skyline; 
L-et the clouds stay white, 
G-ood weather remains fine. 
E-very ocean or sea 
N-ever hides from the beacon; 
C-omfort and safety are certain, 
I-f the life vest is put 
O-n.
Form: Acrostic

Which Verse Is Past Tense Which Verse Is Present

WITH EVERY YESTERDAY
IS A TIME GONE BY
THOSE DAYS AHEAD MIGHT
BE BETTER IF
THEN IN THESE IFINISM WE DO THE SAME
TO BE CATCH IN THE
CHANGE BARRANCE OF SAME
YET WHICH DAYS MIGHT WE CREATE A CHANGE
TO LEARN FROM THOSE DAYS GONE BY
HALF A DAY SPENT
BEING FOOLISH
IS A HALF A DAY
SOMEONE ASKEST WHY
WHEN THE WHEELS START
AND THE GRAIN IS THRASHED
AND THE PROCESS TO MAKE FLOUR BEGANS
WE REMOVE THE HUSK 
AND BLEACH GROUNDED GRAINS
TO MAKE TWO PRODUCTS NEARLY THE SAME
Form: Narrative

Good Guy

Wearing a white hat the hero of the day Truth rides into town veracity has no shades of grey a bright shiny silver star on his chest pinned to his vest promoting the honesty policy he tells us it's the best and the little white lie is not legit contrary to popular belief it doesn't exist not one bit it's merely another word for 'thief' a rootin' tootin' straight shooter is what he's all about he'll outrun outgun the bad guys as Truth will out
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Vest of Memories

I know that all I see
in Nature’s beauty
is a reflection of 
heaven’s bounty – 
therefore my breath
and duty, to nurture
and respect; thus I
detect in me, in the 
sky, and the center
of a wave’s eye, a
radiance as of yet
to be visioned by
man – longing to be
worn in its purity
and taken onto
the soul – I fold each
beam, and tuck carefully
into a vest of memories;
the same pocket all my 
treasures are kept
awaiting the awakening
of a greater, healed humanity –

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