Swishing Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Romantic Rhapsody in Swishing Silk



Dark, sexy, ebony eyes that light up, sparkle and twinkle.
Tender lips, as tempting as red, sensuous, burgundy wine.


On your handsome face, not even one, creeping, aging wrinkle.
Wish I could grow all over you, like a fresh, climbing, Spring vine.


In star-dusted dreams, we ate, danced and so merrily mingled.
Till the morning’s light, found us, intertwined, in her golden sunshine!


                                      5/2/2024

Dedicated to my Mother whose birtday is May 10th, of blessed nemory!
            That is how she looked, on her wedding day!

Premium Member Hissing Swishing Rumbling

Hissing cars
Swishing trucks
Rumbling bikes
Life is a highway
Really?
Combusting cylinders 
Pumping pistons
Turning crankshaft
Spinning flywheel
Engaging transmission
Motoring drive
Tranferring power 
Rolling tires
Hissing 
Swishing 
Rumbling  
Crash and burn
Life goes on

Premium Member A Swishing Swapping Party

Let us have a swapping party		
I’m not placing any bets;		
This could be so eco-friendly		
Money saved and no regrets!		

We can try a bit of swishing		
Let us have a swapping party		
Unlike shopping no guilt feeling	
Choices range from prude to tarty.	

One more chance we give to clothing		
It’s recycling at its best			
Let us have a swapping party			
Put emotions to the test.			

Friends can meet and share some gossip	
In good faith; the talk is hearty;		
Bring whatever for exchanging		
Let us have a swapping party.			

And next time we’ll make it arty!		
Bring your partners – touch of sultry.		
Let us have a swapping party!		

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Swishing Leaves

Leaves fell like confetti, upon an autumn bride

Swirling in their multitudes, across the countryside.

Along the path I walked they lay, some were ankle deep

I took such childish pleasure, as I swished them with my feet.

The wind was fairly blowing, branches nearly bare

I pulled my collar around my ears, a chill was in the air.

Swishing of the Oat Seed

On the bleak street
not a blade of grass,
only dust 
from the lorries,
the cement mixers.
A year later
I see a bud appearing,
by Autumn
this one golden blade
has grown tall.

The sound of a swishing oat seed
cheers me up
in grubby flatland.

Soothing Swishing At the Shoal

...  in the rhythmic swishing 

          of the ebb tide hesitantly 

               leaving the sandy shoal,

                    something there hushes 

                         down  the turmoils, tremors

                              of the tormented, weary soul ...


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