Skedaddled Poems | Examples


Surreal cartwheel sublime PANTomime time

No channel skipping ..no flannel...it was so gripping…hearts melt…Pant's ripping svelte pelt and belt..stripping and whipping..the fab never drab Rishab lab..was it real..felt like I was tripping… no pipping..surreal cartwheel flipping..

Some verse about the Panto Pant curse…does traverse…like a hearse….won’t reimburse..adverse bowlers terse..things getting worse…reputations nurse…Rishab flash panache smash and grab..rehearse that ramp reverse..in his own homegrown perverse.. with only himself will converse..no fretting..go getting…record setting universe..

Now has outshone and outdone..shoves show pony Dhoni.. as the Indian man alright talisman with the gloves everybody loves with the most tons..holy moly..more three figures scores on England tours than the folklore of before..Sunny and Kohli..

Records splattered shattered..gallivanting Pant parade..cascade and cavalcade …flattered .. Rishab paddled..bowlers addled and raddled..skedaddled

Ignore any naysayer…prime sublime Pantomimes…haymaker…cocktail shaker…p**s taker…tik tok peacocker..run for fun maker…cool cat with the bat..almost indecent crimes..the Indian’s best test player and slayer of recent times..
Categories: skedaddled, sports,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberUneven Distribution

A Lombardian young man nicknamed Stan;
delivered Amazon stuff in his van.
They didn’t pay very much
being so out of touch;
so he skedaddled back home to Milan.
Categories: skedaddled, humorous,
Form: Limerick


Bug On a Rug

Large black hairy spider on a black rug,
trod on it with a bare foot.

Did not see it, felt it though.
skedaddled over to a chair to take a look.

Yellow spider pus, stiff broken spider legs,
had to scrape it all off with tissue paper.

Flushed the gooey mess down the toilet
together with the contents of a stomach.
Categories: skedaddled, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberEquestrian First-Class

To become an equestrian first-class
  Jerry had to learn to ride on the grass
    He took off the saddle
    The equus skedaddled
  Poor Jerry! He thought 'bareback' meant bare-hass
Categories: skedaddled, horse, humor, success,
Form: Limerick

An Epitaph

The days of happiness skedaddled
And made a grimace out of the wrinkled face
Which in a drunken stupor , saddled
With the burden of desires , unlike a sage
Broke into a lugubrious psalm.

Spurs hallucinated, hampering the vision
Hitherto held the verbosity to the mind.
Brevity , the soul of the known wit and precision
Was curtailed by the curtains making him blind,
With the dead silhouette , bound to be embalmed.

An escapist the rather practical man became
Mortified by the rather inconvenient inadequacies.
Of all the epitaphs ever scripted , it was a shame
Written for one's own lifeless shell , the colloquies
In an attempt to make oneself calm.
Categories: skedaddled, death, deep, emotions, endurance,
Form: Epitaph


Premium MemberBeing Dauntless

Being Dauntless
Written: by Miracle man
1-20-2020

When younger I was dauntless,
and in thought yet remain.
But due to time passing,
things aren’t quite the same.

The times are long past,
when I would cede to no man.
If doting on intimidation,
one needed another game plan.

There have often been times,
when I have been bested.
But never before my nemesis,
will had been tested.

Now my ability has skedaddled,
and my life is most spent.
Yesteryear’s “giddy-up and go,”
has just “got up and went.”

“if you’re never scared or embarrassed or hurt,
it means you never take any chances”
Julia Sorel
Categories: skedaddled, fear,
Form: Lyric

Premium MemberDepressing Thoughts For Today

Depressing Thoughts for Today
5-29-2016

With aging came a bad attitude,
The things I enjoy, I can no longer do
The few things I can do,
I have no interest in. 

Little pleases me,
And my patience skedaddled at mid life.
 I care less about how I look,
That’s your problem;

And more about how I feel, 
That’s my problem.
And I’m helpless to change that.

I’m now a member of the two hundred stitch club,
And pain has me feeling like a bigamist.
Never envisioned myself soaking up the golden years,
But here I am.

Since this writing I’ve had major back surgery, open heart surgery, Sudden Cardiac Arrest and have a tumor on my right kidney, like I said whoope! God is good.
4/4/2017
Categories: skedaddled, anxiety, depression, god, health,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberThe Onset of Old Age

The Onset of Old age 
Written: by Miracle Man
1-20-2019

Was when our get up and go,
Had suddenly skedaddled.
And with serious health issues,
We suddenly found ourselves saddled.
But this hasn't left us,
Entirely broke Just slightly bent.
Leaving nothing to fight over,
Has become our intent.
At death, what remains,
Those feeling entitled will fight.
Seeing our death's as a windfall,
And perhaps their birthright?
Categories: skedaddled, age,
Form: Lyric

Skedaddle

Skedaddle 

Sneakily 
incognito 
Tip-toe 
to her chamber door, 
Whereupon 
it was ajar,
Never ajar 
was it before. 

Cloak and dagger 
I did intrude 
Across her 
chamber floor,
Thereupon 
she was asleep,
Never asleep 
was she before. 

Bold as brass 
I did inquire 
If I could see 
of her more, 
Albeit 
I was a murderer 
Never a murderer 
was I before. 

Fearfully startled 
witless rose 
To find me 
at the door, 
Thereupon 
I turned the key
Never a key 
I had before.

Laid to rest 
upon her breast 
A dagger 
she could not ignore, 
There I plunged 
it deep, 
Never so deep 
was it plunged before. 

Bereft of breath 
she laid there,
The wife, 
the mother, 
the whore, 
Whereupon 
I did skedaddle, 
Never skedaddled 
had I done before. 

Sneakily 
incognito 
I fled 
to a foreign shore 
Thereupon 
to live a life 
Never a life 
I had before. 

Soldiers many 
with manacles 
Came a knocking 
on my door, 
To the gallows 
where I hanged,
Never hanged 
was I before. 

In the fires 
of damnation
Where my wife 
there I saw 
Whereupon 
I loved her,
Never loved her 
had I before. 

© RJVHorton2014
Categories: skedaddled, betrayal, love hurts, murder,
Form: Rhyme
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