Whisked Poems - Poems about Whisked

Jacob was minding his orchard the other day When snickeroo snackeroo he was snatched away The apples said “Dang! Those aliens don’t play!” Whisked into a spaceship, taken beyond the Milky Way His faithful dog was the only one...Read the rest...

before the sun gleams fleet fly the forms... o'er water ~ blurred wisps of fancy ...Read the rest...

We were whisked off into the middle of the sea By a golden carp named Chicka May mee She saved us from a fate worse than death I guess Anyway, that’s what I heard from Uncle McNess We travelled...Read the rest...

On the day their wedding was fixed Long liberal movement was risked And away The Newest Bride whisked From a Sea of Blacks with Whites mixed... Brenda known to have sometimes frisked In death zones or The Asterisked, Never fearing to...Read the rest...

Jane knew so much about cardinals, but it was still a surprise When she and her book were snatched up and began to rise. Where are we going? She asked the fowls who were carrying her off. We...Read the rest...

Breeze-swept lawns leaves whisked upward whirling once again only to flutter lazily to the earth Early November tree limbs suddenly bare Wherefore the rush gentle the wind yet...Read the rest...

Why dip when I can sip Why sleep when I can have a trip Just a tip for my mind to strip Just a drip for a bad day to flip Short gaps between gulps Long chats between spats On a...Read the rest...