Tricky Poems - Poems about Tricky

The tallest toddler who lived in Toronto be Two year old towering Timmy Typically...

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tornadoes and storms next day sunshine then rain today cold cloudy...

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This thing called love in all its multiple forms: a mother’s, a partner’s, a spouse’s, a child’s, a friend's, a pet’s, a stranger’s, a sibling’s love. And the very incomprehensibly incredible one: God’s Love, with a capital L, no less! Does it empower or embitter us? Is it always such a double-edged sword, cutting both ways? Or do we wield...

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If you want to sign up for the Jupiter mission Here is the catch: you have to be serious. And you have to have $100,000 you are willing to lose Because if the space ship blows up, Or if the expedition is cancelled, Of if the sponsor takes the money, There are no refunds. Only two people signed up. A mother and son. Who...

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I was under a spell, As I walked through those golden walls, Under this majestic entrance, I uncovered this palace; I discovered library stairs... Curious! Was my guilty pleasure, As I climb those stairs, There is a little portal, Still curious! I open it, See! What's behind it, What gift I may see... On those mountains... Under this giant palace. You won't believe me... When I declare: The moment...

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Homey Domey Gomey Loamy Foamy Stoamy Roamy Doo Delighted mice are dancing, around the kitty fiddler’s shoe an hour ago I counted happy rodents numbering up to sixty-two None of them realizing they are being led to a pot of tasty mousey stew...

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Words Are also This.. But words May be tricky Seeming to separate To construct Destruct.. But still This.. Resonance is Possibly peace......

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Puzzle out the tricky bits; kloangs can give you fits: so sick! Here's a form that gets precise, but when it all clicks, the sound is nice! ---------- The Kloang is a Thai form containing 4 line stanzas with the following layout: x x x x a x b x x x x b...

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The Tricky Chirp The nester bird comes to live, in a nest, they did not make. Yet... the bird, feels right at home and not alone at all. The new mom seems surprised, she can not hide it from her eyes, but she continues on like any mother would. The brand new baby is larger than the rest....

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Which is trickier, slipping or sliding? The ice out there is a hard quarter inch. Which is riskier, gripping or gliding? I'm digging down deep in the workroom bench; I remember they are in here somewhere. The ice out there is a hard quarter inch. I've got grip thingies...

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The sonnet is a tricky thing to write. Quatrains, exactly three, must come before A pair, a couplet, rhyming nice and tight: A rave of fourteen lines, no less, no more. True, limericks and haikus, although brief, Present linguistic challenges as well. Nantucket does not bring comic relief; Five/seven/five at times can feel like hell. Yet nobler is the sonnet’s higher norm; The quatrains...

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Sophisticated, debonair, dashin' Epitome of ultra-cool passion They called him Tricky Dick Thought himself mighty slick Slipped on her runway ~ came to... spent, ashen...

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Tricky squirrels come out of the oaks Run around in the yard, flashing their tails Distracting us as their cousins steal our coats, Grabbing our newspaper, and our best mails. They have a sneaky way I cannot explain. They keep us busy in sunshine and rain. One keeps us looking the wrong way of course. While his cousin runs off with...

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RELATIVELY TRICKY I needed to choose six relatives To form a “bubble” plus me. I wanted to celebrate Christmas During Covid restrictions you see. All right, I know that makes seven, One more than there ought to be. But, if the police should come to check, I’ll hide behind the settee. But how to choose half a dozen From such an extensive clan? Well, first, although...

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There was once a pickpocket named Mickey Whose technique was quite deft and so tricky He would bilk you of cash And away he would dash Leaving you...

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