POETRY CLUB reviv

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POETRY CLUB reviv

POETRY CLUB revival!

The original thread was down on page 3 as of now, and I considered reviving it. We did once, but it never stayed. So if we could make a new poetry club thread, I think it might catch people's attention. The original thread was created by Guess me if you want - who was never guessed - and now will be restarted here. Feel free to criticise kindly, share your own poems, and comment on others. For original Poetry Club people, feel free to share your past poems on here again. Let's try to keep this thread alive! To start off here is one I wrote recently while listening to jazz for the first time:

Yellowed Picture Frame

Swing to the beat

Classic sound in ears

Feet in sync

 

Watch in joy

As smiles light upon

The sweetest faces

Old and young alike

 

Step into the picture

One moment at a time

Join the world

Of jazz sounds and steps

 

Forget the worst, create new

Memories for years to come

Be swept away by joy

One movement at a time

 

Now let us return

To our world of reality

Outside the yellowed

Picture frame 

submitted by Ashlee G., age 15, The Future
(August 8, 2016 - 1:21 pm)

Okay, here I go,

Birthday -by BunnyLoves

 

Birthday, birthday, small, bright and beautiful color, always there, always passing by, as the days flew by each day a kid or adult blows out a candle or two, there, as a kid blows out a lit candle and opens the presents, birthday,

submitted by Bunnyloves (:, age 11, Bunnyloveland
(August 9, 2016 - 5:45 pm)

I love it, Bunny!

submitted by Ashlee G., age 15, The Future
(August 14, 2016 - 12:42 pm)

I will attempt to make a rhyming poem. 

}}--{{

Once there was a cat

It liked apple pie

But pie didn't like it

So it always wondered why.

 

And then it found a bird

And the bird flew away

So the cat chased it

But had nothing to say

 

And then a pie walked out

Into the sun

And the cat saw it

And started to run

 

The pie ran fast

But the cat sprinted, too

And soon both were covered

With thick, slimy glue

 

The glue was sticky

But so was the pie

The two counteracted

The cat was left to die

 

The pie dashed away

And then found the bird

And around the yard

Its screams were heard

 

The bird ate the pie

And then the cat

It ruled the world

The end of that.

}}--{{

That was awful. It was some kind of weird rhyming story with uneven verses. I should put more effort into my work.

 

submitted by Scylla
(August 13, 2016 - 2:30 pm)

Scylla that was brilliant! Don't be hard on yourself, in my opinion, rhyming poems are the hardest. You did an amazing job putting everything together into a somewhat morbid but perfect poem.

submitted by Ashlee G., age 15, The Future
(August 14, 2016 - 12:44 pm)

Thank you for trying to find something good about my poem! I completely lost it at "morbid" and I'm still laughing. I shared it with one of my friends and we had this kind of sarcastic-yet-not-sardonic "battle" about it afterward. It was fun. 

submitted by Scylla
(August 14, 2016 - 2:27 pm)

1. Top

2. A free verse poem:

MIA

Missing in Action

She's gone.

Mia.

Mia's gone.

Her room is just like she left it.

She left no note.

She took nothing.

 

One day I was here,

The next day I was gone.

I was teleported

To another dimension. 

Magic.

Teleportation:

Me.

 

Missing in Action 

 

Missing in action 

 

I know, it's really bad. I just wrote it on the spot.

submitted by Jack-a-Nat
(August 13, 2016 - 6:13 pm)

Oi, Nat! You are what you say. If you say you are bad at poetry, you will be bad at poetry. So smile, say you are fabulous, and you will be.

NOT TO MENTION, your poem was fabulous, I loved it! 

submitted by Ashlee G., age 15, The Future
(August 14, 2016 - 12:52 pm)

Run-

Run

Run Now

Run Now Away

Run Away

Now Run Away

You, Run Away Now

Run Away

Run 

submitted by Gared
(August 14, 2016 - 12:42 am)

I'm running I'm running...

:-)  

submitted by Windswift
(August 14, 2016 - 1:08 pm)

Great, I love it, Gared!

submitted by Ashlee G., age 15, The Future
(August 14, 2016 - 1:18 pm)

Yay! A new Poetry Club!

 

The Lone Wolf

The night is silent

The wind is still

A lone wolf howls

Atop a hill

 

Deep in the valley

The lone wolf prowls

He climbs a peak

And then he howls

 

His steps are quiet

They make no sound

He stalks the valley

While the moon's still round

 

He has no pack

He has no one

He is always

On the run

 

The night is silent

The wind is still

A lone wolf howls

Atop a hill 

submitted by BumbleBuddy, age Ageless, Nowhere
(August 14, 2016 - 10:21 am)

Wonderful, BumbleBuddy! Personally, I love that one being that it is about a wolf... my favorite animal. Great work!

submitted by Ashlee G., age 15, The Future
(August 14, 2016 - 2:13 pm)

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Darndarndarndarndarndarn 

Sorry. I just typed up a toooooooon of poetry to post on here, but then up popped a stupid malware alert which has been happening all day even though my dad checked it... it took about an hour to type all that, and it was perfect until I tried to preview it. Le-sigh. At least it wasn't poetry I came up with on the spot, it was from my journal. So I can retype it next Saturday 'cause I don't feel like it right now. But all the same, 

Oh my ####.

!@#$%^^%*^%&^%&*%^&$%&%(_%$&^)_#^%^%^*^&%&^%**^$&^%*^%!!!!!!!!!

submitted by Leafpool
(August 14, 2016 - 1:31 pm)