Short Well Over Poems

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Premium Member Old Maid Is Over My Head

Shogi
me?
I can barely play Go Fish

Old Maid is well over my head
Shogi?
I think not

Shogi: Japanese chess
where you get to use your
opponent’s captured army


Premium Member Time Flies

Time flies by at warp speed
and years go swiftly
Children grow into adults
and have children of their own
I feel like I should still be in my twenties,
not well over fifty.

Letters and Figures

Twenty six letters in English,
Produces well over a million words,
Having a low performing letter X,
The seven billion people of this world,
Having high performing figures,
What's produced not enough,
Small is beautiful,correct in English!

Fell Into Heavenly Food

I fell into a plate of cheese, deli meat, bread and fruit,
I am telling you it was one delicious bit of eaten loot,
Empire cookies, and the sweet little eccle cake too,
A night off from cooking supper that was well over due.

~~~~~~

**leftovers!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member hello I am Francis

the woman was in her sixties
she dressed out well over three hundred pounds
her walking is slow
her breathing is labored

I feel sorry for her
even though we have not met yet
she said “hello, I am Frances.”
I stared, wordless.

Her voice was a ...
tiny
itty
bitty
teensy
weensy
baby girl voice

How did that happen?


Power of the Spirit

A little old lady I know
Had flipped her car
A while ago
She lost her left arm

She was in the hospital
For well over six months
Came home in a wheelchair
Told her she would never walk again

Just yesterday I saw her in the store
Walking around with only one arm
70 years old she is
Her Spirit told her 

She has to walk again

Inspired By: Julie
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

The Way of Life

The way to came 
As I follow my path of life
I facing the world
Around me that cause pain in my heart
Feeling pain  is not right to feel but love in my heart well over come the world , I am
facing the world with my god who taught me whets right love is power the in its I my heart
life is what i want it to be whats great in my life is my god who gave me a great heart
Form:

Bris Bane


It's insane how vain they've been in the Bazball reign

Disdain campaign won't refrain restrain slain again

Won't explain just say we'll double down entertain

In the Bazball larder one ingredient just go harder

Their riposte we lost because we did well over train

Despaired repeat defeat flared cos were too prepared

Inane taking the pis* our abyss Aussie bliss... Bris Bane

To All My Readers

Sorry I haven't been here to comment on all your wonderful response to my work and me to read all you marvelous poets - but my internet and phone usage ( because of a sibling) is well over my allotted monthly costs and I now have big bill;   So I want be on to read or comment for a few days till I get my new credits for my phone and internet.
Blessings- I do miss spending time with you all, Brenda : )

Chilli Seeds and Tea

I accidently ate some chilli seeds
That fell into my tea,
I went screaming and shooting through the roof
And landed in the sea.
My dearest mum yelled “You’ll burn your mouth!”
While hopping about like a flea,
But I left not a single seed to waste
And Lost my sense of taste.
It’s well over a decade now,
But my mind always reads:
I accidently ate some chilli seeds
That fell into my tea

10/01/17
© Jamie Pan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Happy 2000

and so we have
over 2000 US
soldiers dead now in
Afghanistan---
add those deaths to
the 17,000+ that 
have been wounded,
with limbs ripped
off & psychological
damage beyond 
imagination &
you get a number
well over the 
3000 that died in
the 9/11 attack 
11 years ago…
so,
the question is,
do we need the death
toll of american soldiers
to exceed that of those
killed in the 9/11 attacks
before we get the
**** out of there?

Happy 2000 america.

Monster Inside Me

Hurting
Crying
Low ability to move around
Even just to stand

Tearing up my insides
Ripping me apart
Body weakening more 
With each passing day

Living inside me for well over a year
Find somewhere else to go!
Tearing up every muscle, organ, and nerve
I can't deal with it anymore

Trying to get help
But nothing seems to be working
Its been severe for a while now
Whats next?

Tearing 
Ripping 
Excruciating pain
Everything but healing

Why? the monster inside me!

Butterfly Will Soon Fly

Your face with all its grace
waits for my lips,
eyes closed,time slows
for a longer kiss.

Let the lips,only sip
nectar of love,
tender touch,slight munch
capture silky curves.

Our tongues sing the songs
finger only speak,
embarrassed,a beauty spot
plays hide and seek.

Remember, the sunflowers
waiting for the bloom,
butterfly will soon fly
well over the moon!


© kashinath karmakar
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By:kashinath karmakar (19th March 2011)
© Kash Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Melvin Saw Hearts and Valentines

Shelly and Melvin had been high school sweethearts
She fell in love with a bad boy from the next town.
Melvin was crushed, and astounded that she was pregnant.
Their love had been innocent for well over two years.

After Melvin’s wife died, Shelly called him up and invited him to lunch.
He intended to be super cautious; she had been married four times.
Seeing her blue eyes, he remembered how much he once loved her.
He saw doves and valentines and began to pursue her in earnest.
Form: Prose

Boggle

Blow down the snozzle
this windy wild world
is nowt but a hornswoggle.

Giddy are the blue birds
in head and heart,
blithered are the bush-beating
snit-shifters.

A good day to die and live again,
a day for tripping a bright bombastic.
A yet better day
for some nonsensical boggle
that wags words in a
beery muddle.

Fluffy are the puffy footloose
that skip well over a plushy clover,
great the laughter of children
that dance in the minding eye
of an everlasting God today.

Little Angel

Behold there she lay peacefully,
covered in warmth quite meticulously.
Her snow white eyes blinked,
as she sought to establish the place.
A smile warm as the sun rays,
from her lit up our hearts.
Ebony black hair atop her head,
her face beaming with joy.
A priceless gift to us all,
from our maker the overall.
We wish countless fortunes,
upon this little angel.
That the fountain of blessings,
may well over her life.
To always live in His favour,
for all times and seasons due.
© Ian Munywe  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ode

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