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Lumpy Poems - Poems about Lumpy

Lumpy Poems - Examples of all types of poems about lumpy to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for lumpy.
Premium Member Radish
... The ugliest radish, My mother made me eat. Even saw the darn thing in my sleep! Not round and red, But purple and lumpy. Still the thing made me squirm and fe......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Waste
...I like water, Except when it's green and lumpy a lot! Then I imagine all sorts of things. Leaf monsters growing, And having a fling. Slimy worms crawling, On the bottom of everything! Planning......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Homesick
...Long days of ache thinking of the good old days and grandma's lumpy mashed potatoes......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, family, home,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member I AM POTATO
... I have a skin, brown tan melolin Inside of me is water, energy I have nodes from which buds are formed I am shapeN like a football, a peanut, a fat lumpy carrot I may develop sprouting, buds,......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, analogy, appreciation, character, metaphor,
Form: Free verse
How hard? That's so hard
...Blood is liquid Blood clots are solid, but they are lumpy How hard can it be to make it that hard? Even stones can be eroded by water droplets even steel can be melted by sparks even concrete ......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, allusion,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Lumpy mashed potatoes
...as much as she whipped never could get the lumps out meal time at Grandma's......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, food, grandmother,
Form: Senryu
Tongues
...Gaelic: it was my mother's native tongue, and her grandmother’s elder tongue. Grandfather was a Romani gypsy, horses naturally understood his voice. My lips follow English, a tangled language ......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Jack Frosdt and the Ice Queen
...It freezes my breath back against my face back against the wall; stiff as cardboard like frozen washing dragging on the line my skin ignores my bones; icy slush slithers round......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, winter,
Form: Free verse
Grumpy Ollie
...The grump got out of a lumpy bed, Slipped on his slippers, scratched his head. Stood on the scales, saw what he weighed, Then made some toast with marmalade. The grump then cycled down the lan......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, angst, anxiety, education, good
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Toast Jam and Sputter
...eggs turning lumpy cold pale moon coughs morning stalls out......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, food, moon, morning,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member Vinaigrette Touche
...I had put our meeting off so many times for fear that it would fail, and be a waste of time. I prepared a lovely salad. Thought I'd make some mayonnaise. The kind I thought you liked, with a yolk of ......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, relationship,
Form: Prose Poetry
Eunuch Encouragements
...Elephant trunk palms column, canopy claps hands Undergrowth glad heart shape leaves spiral Navigator vines map branches, brace boa banyan Utile duenna diary with my duties conspiring ......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, angel, anniversary, blessing, friendship,
Form: Quintain (Sicilian)
Premium Member My Pancake Concoction
...I sprinkle corn in my pancake batter. Not enough to make the pancake lumpy but enough corn, that I taste it. Topping off my pancake with peanut butter and butter and maple syrup and maybe a touc......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, food,
Form: Free verse
Rusty Road
..." (Two roads) diverged in a yellow wood and I choose the the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference. " Quote by - Robert Frost Two......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, journey,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Had No Idea She Could Look Girly
...Lilian invited us to her recital she was a quintessential tomboy We could not imagine her in a skirt Or as a dancer We attended anyway, for she was our friend. We had always seen her in bulky ......Read the rest...
Categories: lumpy, women,
Form: Prose Poetry

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