Poem Details | by
Wren Rushing |
Categories:
animal, food, humor,
In my soup I could have sworn I saw a shark.
Swimming in roux that was rather dark.
But to my relief,
the fin a bay leaf.
Now I wear glasses before each meal I start.
12/27/18
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Poem Details | by
Andrea Dietrich |
Categories:
funny,
With swimming suit season so near,
Ruthie wanted to lose her huge rear.
But she lost what was best -
luscious curves from her chest.
Then she needed a tiny brassiere!
Poem Details | by
Mark Goodson |
Categories:
childhood, children, happiness, inspirational, life, philosophy, school, teen, uplifting,
Tis splendor in the grass these coming summer days
America’s youth can have their privileged adolescent ways
Swimming and playing or simply being laid back
They have little worries without any teacher’s flack
Enrich they youngish self before the inevitable groans of early Mondays
Poem Details | by
Nancy Jones |
Categories:
brother, nature, peace,
In Florida one right hot summer
A free soul was havin' a bummer
So in spray painted undies
Next holiday Monday
He split to the Springs with his rummer.
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Equally inspired by a net(te) comment and the lovely natural resources in North Florida
Poem Details | by
Jason Talbott |
Categories:
fantasy, funny, places
I saw the huge beast from the dock.
The scene evoked bowel loosening shock.
Run and hide, Nessie!
It's about to get messy.
Rosie O'Donnell* is swimming in the Loch.
(*or insert your "favorite" celebrity name here)
Poem Details | by
Jack Ellison |
Categories:
weather,
John John, my buddy, have you any snow
Yes sir, yes sir, a whole driveway full and mo'
Scenery must be great
Too much on your plate?
Move to Canada, swimming in our pool today, bro
© Jack Ellison 2015
Poem Details | by
Jack Ellison |
Categories:
rainforest,
During a lifetime we all produce saliva, enough
To fill two swimming pools, WOW! that's a lot of stuff
Statistics on the Net
For everything you get
Not going further, coz it may cause disgust
Poem Details | by
James Horn |
Categories:
allegory, analogy,
Dry Swimming Pool
He learned how to play with a loose tool;
Suffered from much criticism and ridicule,
When he had lied,
After a while died,
Being fool who dove into dry swimming pool.
Jim Horn
Poem Details | by
Dean Wood |
Categories:
fish, sea,
I wish I were a swimming skate
I’d swim in schools; that would be great!
I would sit in class
Between shark and bass
Then play hooky and take debate
May 3, 2018
For Viv Wigley’s “I wish I was a” Contest
Poem Details | by
cheryl hoffman |
Categories:
humor, water,
Swimming in the water was my plan,
on the way felt the hotness of the sand,
rolling in wave,
wanted to escape,
bikini gone nudity was banned.
11-10-16
Poem Details | by
Jack Ellison |
Categories:
friendship,
The Soup is swimming with amazing peeps
Animals and vegetables, loaded with heaps
Can't imagine no yummies
No Soup for the tummy
Would throw in my napkin and sit there and weep
Poem Details | by
Funom Makama |
Categories:
abuse, adventure, angst, anxiety, culture, growing up, nature,
From parents to all peers, a groomed tossing puck
so much care quite good with sour contents to suck
a growing cadet
but still a midget
chill and calm is the wind for this swimming duck.
Poem Details | by
James Horn |
Categories:
appreciation, blessing,
Looked All Around
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Woke up and looked all around
Still safe, sane, secure and sound
Slept having some nice dreams
Fish swimming in swift streams
My heart did pleasantly pound.
Jim Horn
Poem Details | by
JAN ALLISON |
Categories:
body, water,
Sues uses her ‘flotation tanks’,
When swimming between river banks,
Her boobs keep her afloat,
She won’t need a lifeboat,
For boobies us gals can give thanks!
07/30/20
Poem Details | by
Jeff Kyser |
Categories:
beach,
The infinity edge is quite cool;
All those jellyfish are for the fools.
One thing ‘bout the water:
The sun makes it hotter,
Or it might be the pee in the pool.
Poem Details | by
Shirley Hawkins |
Categories:
10th grade,
Jim was a silly fool.
Who fell into his swimming pool.
He wasn't a swimmer
He could not be dimmer.
It was very very uncool
Poem Details | by
Shirley Hawkins |
Categories:
10th grade,
Paul was a silly fool
Who fell into a swimming pool
He could not swim
Too bad for him
Isn't this limerick cruel
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Poem Details | by
L MILTON HANKINS |
Categories:
humorous,
A young star athlete in Tokyo
Was born with crippling polio
He overcame the stress
By swimming his best
He now has gold in his portfolio
written July 24, 2021
Poem Details | by
James Horn |
Categories:
allegory, analogy, political,
Give Redicule To A Fool
He learned how to play with a loose tool;
Always suffering from criticism and ridicule;
When he lied,
People out cried;
Called poem, "Fool diving into dry swimming pool."
James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
Poem Details | by
Robert Gorelick |
Categories:
humorous,
A politician from a town outside Dallas
is cruel corrupt, mean and callous
He takes funding from schools
builds his friends swimming pools
and buys antiques to furnish his palace
A STRAND (1072)'
Sponsor: Brian Strand
First Place Winner
2/12/22
Written 2/11/22
Poem Details | by
ALKAS POETRY |
Categories:
allegory, allusion, fantasy, imagination, metaphor, nonsense,
It's not simple to find a train at sea
or eye planes climbing on the trees
never got to sight ox fly
fish swimming in river dry
boats travelling rails sailing free
Poem Details | by
James Horn |
Categories:
allegory, analogy,
Swimming When Hit By Smack,
You should have seen ocean smack,
Received on every cranny and crack,
Being crass;
Each crevasse,
Which would be from front to back.
Jim Horn
Poem Details | by
James Horn |
Categories:
allegory, analogy,
Stool Stopped and Lost Cool
Someone had really lost their cool;
When she stopped having a stool;
If you do,
It is true,
Not in a swimming pool or vestibule.
Jim Horn
5,555 - 4,476 = 79
until I reach goal.
Will be 77 on June 26th.
Poem Details | by
Vladimir Tumanov |
Categories:
earth, humor, humorous, irony, satire,
Climate warming is bunkum some say.
But I wonder what happened one day,
when a stark naked horde
swam and splashed in a fjord
in mid-winter in balmy Norway
Poem Details | by
James Horn |
Categories:
allegory, analogy,
We have a president who loses their cool;
Last time we looked in our swimming pool,
Being a big joke,
And fun at poke;
Trump's brain looked like some loose stool.
Jim Horn.