Short Whatchamacallit Poems

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Premium Member an unknown gizmo

difficult to classify
an unknown gizmo
thingamabob, doohickey
whatchamacallit
unnamed yet not unexpected
not unlike certain people
whose unique qualities defy classification


My Mind Plays Games

thingamabob unreal, unknown maddening, bewildering, puzzling doohickey, widget ~ gizmo, contraption entertaining, guessing, laughing funny, not funny whatchamacallit
August 15, 2022
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Whatchamacallit

A total whatchamacallit, That absolute kinda deal; We'll never know what it looks like, Nor how it might taste or feel. But we'll always recognize it The minute it's not in sight. And if you say you're skeptical, A brouhaha you'll ignite.
Form: Rhyme

Chocolate Pleasure

Will you,Eat me; eat me,
please, like A piece,
of Reese's Pieces, 
chocolate pleasure, 
I melt in your mouth, 
I am that Kit-Kat,
who will satisfy, 
your whatchamacallit, 
to make the Skor, on
Your Nutroll,
and go nutritiously,
 nutrageous, 
over my babyruth, 
for you are, that mounds,
of full almond joy..
Form: Verse

In a State of Chill

in a state of chill
i am lost in a world long lost
revisiting here for a few days is like my heart skipping rocks in a hot tub
my mind is in a sauna of contentment
my soul is on a wraparound deck overlooking lake whatchamacallit
chocolate covered paradise
vanilla based effervescence
the cherry on top is the peaceful breeze doctoring my tested sanity
my body temperature is back to balanced
in a state of chill
© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Aliens Confused by English Gibberish

What is that gizmo on your head?
Little doodad his son quickly said
Is it a whatchamacallit or a rinky dink?
Whatever you want Daddy, whatever you think.

The pool-side aliens who had been listening were trying to decipher
Words that made no sense, like vacuum, dust, and diaper
Gizmo? Doodad? Rinky Dink?
Do we have the right planet, do you think?
Let’s find an easier language to study,
said the Captain Little Buddy.
Form: Rhyme

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