Short Ward Off Poems
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Plunger
The plunger fell downstairs and
her neck snapped off. I use her thin body to
ward off
wandering
wavelengths.
An old lady from Brussels,
Enjoys a dinner of mussels,
Restaurants in the district,
Have hired chefs looking strict,
To ward off her annoying morsels.
February 19, 2022
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The best anti theft lock for a car
Is appropriately stained jocks as the anti-theft bar
So have these jocks on the steering wheel
For a display to ward off the thief in their steal.
© Paul Warren Poetry
A bevy of censures,
to hit and strike back
Each written reprisal
to ward off attack
A mother-son warning,
once truant come true
Her words now my weapons
—to kill and renew
(Beaupre: February, 2021)
The miles I’ve walked,
the verses I’ve rhymed
The demons I’ve fought,
the mountains I’ve climbed
Each word as a sword,
its meaning a shield
To ward off the darkness
—and never to yield
(Dreamsleep: November, 2019)
thee oughts of thoughts
recycle
so
what always goes round
turns
our crank
and we become generators
of
energies to
ward off spelling errors
and just
see
what we leave printed on
what's left
of trees
len
I celebrate all saints this summer's end,
Who help ward off evil ghost that contend...
Against peace, such BLUE wearer
In guise costumes like sharer
Who feels impact; their sacrilege ascend.
Happy Halloween Day!
Gothic creatures of old
gaze down from their ledges
glaring at unseen threats.
Grotesque legends of stone
garner my attention
garish symbols ward off
ghoulish evil demons.
Written on 11/30/2016
Pleiades
The candle...
burns itself slow.
Wants to...
hold on to its...
each speck, to last long;
for it is...
assigned...
to ward off...
darkness...
till the dawn;
saves itself...
from dying flicker...
caused by air it consumes;
to...
win losing battle.
9.5.2020
You can print more money
By Michelle Morris
27/01/2024
You can print more money
But you can't print more people
Souls do goodness
To ward off evil
You can print more money
But it is only a tool
Souls don't need it
Because Heaven rules
© Michelle Morris, 2024
Sweat not
What frightens you?
What keeps you freezing in your track?
Frighten no more
In you lives One who can ward off the assaults
Stop the fear
Get with Him
With the only One who can
Love He will give
Find your protective Father
Mightily He will welcome you
Will back you
Will raise you
Keep you
Frightened you?
No chance
Go
Two o'clock pm
best time ever for a nap
eyes glazing over.
Maybe some coffee
will ward off the impending
risk to my income.
Twenty short minutes
of break from office spinnits
would help me perform.
Unfortunately
unconventionality
is workplacely scorned.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Written by Nancy Jones between naps on Saturday, August 20, 2011
Form:
David; luck stung.
However before now becomes how everyone placed it David.
Yourself includes it's grand notice of her comfort.
Less these words ward off mess, please assure enough guests.
At the foot of bed David, luck struck.
Moreover; before now everyone labeled it traded, this life David, includes the mother.
David; call him amnesia.
Working Out
Decades ago
presidential elections were
every four years
Rest between sets
quiet days ward off
carabolic states
Now, the madness starts
on the first
Wednesday of November
Taper before the race
hydrate and carbo load
stretch and relax
Newscasters make predictions
hours after inauguration
“who is the fittest?”
A priviledge, not a burden
The power of Love to wield.
In the name of the highest;
Crowned a king; alike throned.
As far beyond that wall afield
Each castle's; cloud-horizoned.
A great honour, the greatest
Entrusted them, vowed knightly
Raise not a gold-fingered hand
But tears for to wipe, ward off
In black who for Despondency
At such saving gestures scoff.
To ward off those germs from afar
I’m using a tatty old bra
It can’t be a task
To make a face mask
I’ll model it like a film star!
But sewing skills, none to be had -
My home made mask looks very bad
No way does it fit
I look a right tit
My husband won’t wear his, I’m glad!
Limerick Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Janice Canerdy
04/27/20
So I write about farting and pooh
But fart sniffing may prove good for you
Foul hydrogen sulphide
has been found to provide
benefits helping cells stay like new
Inspired by an item in a magazine which lead me to find a link and I had a blast writing the poem!
https://nypost.com/2017/10/27/sniffing-your-partners-farts-could-help-ward-off-disease
7/12/19
Oh night owl
My constant companion
With luminescent eye's
Piercing through full moon
To ward off vampires and
werewolves alike
And notify an early warning
alert call
Slayers to arm's
Silver , Garlic
Stakes , Crosses
At the ready
Battle commences at the stroke
of dusk
And ends when the sun rises
For those who survive
Only to resume hostilities
tomorrow night again
the king's in danger
in the shadows of the night
there hides a mighty fright
mellow moans and ghostly sights
chinese bells and mandrin dreams
that haunt this asian king
may his queen arise to sing
to ward off red demon wings
to chase away the dragon's
tail that slings
for the king is in grave
danger of the evil night things
My version of a chinese horror poem.
Calamities, man made or other
when or wherever they occur
is nature’s own way to point out
to us mankind, without any doubt
that we should not quite tinker
with nature's basic structure.
Victims, the ordinary, always fear
to face nature’s wrath and spear
they need to be empowered quickly
by sharing nature’s sovereign equally
together we can ward off a grim future
and recognizing that supreme is nature.
Seen through a country, a family or an individual timeline,
Diligence and thrift bear rise while extravagance decline.
Why do we cherish a pillow made of amber?
Why must a cart be inlaid with pearls purer?
It’s hard to find talents when the country is at stake,
And to ward off devils when its foundations quake
How many people read the emperor’s aspirations?
Here I do lament over his unfulfilled ambitions.
(Tran.)
She sat by the window pane
Dealing with her pain
Which she tried to ward off
But her efforts were in vain
She watched the rain fall through window
And wished that her troubles could be
Washed away, wished away
Or, at the very least kept at bay
The rain eventually stopped
And the sun shone brightly
Her spirits were uplifted
For she knew that the sun
Would shine on her life again
And pain would cease reign over her
© 2015
My friend so far away It is not a concern For you are in my heart everyday I am so aware that each time a thought of me enters your mind They are thoughts so loving and simply kind I need your caring and positive mind To ward off the narcissists with hate in their hearts, walking the earth blind Rude being their one and only attitude I hope that you know you are but special to me How fortunate are we?
I wish I were a dreamcatcher
I would hang in your window
Soak in sunrays through the day
So at night my powers be invincible
As I watch over you sleeping
Protect your every dream
Portal to the other realm
I'd ward off malicious spirits
Attract all the good intentions
As well as benevolent guardians
While your spirit wanders free
Roaming the infinite galaxy
AP: 1st place 2021, 2nd place 2025, 2nd place 2025, Honorable Mention 2020
She was reading the same book she has read for a year.
What the story is about is truly almost totally unclear.
She carries this book every place that she goes.
To ward off friendly people, to keep us on our toes.
We tidy her up, brush her hair and her teeth.
Sometimes we lift her by the bottom and wash underneath.
We never try to take the book, because it makes her voice thick.
Her son told us it is also when she turns into a raging lunatic