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Singin' scat is not something I do because I have no choice,
Nor particularly is it just so I can show my voice,
But, despite the way the world sucks, I have chosen to rejoice.
Written by [Kiddalee]
Watch while skies all over cloud
Watch as Lightning Strikes
Watch the jagged Beauty
Race across the grey.
Watch the fright’ning Flames erupt
And watch them fade away,
Watch, for there’s no better sight
Than Lightning on a moonless night.
Written by [Seamus Schwathe]
written by [sweet sacrifice]
3. A Trochaic Adventure With Sugar
White and bright the sugar glowed,
In a heap upon the road.
Glitter, glitter, crystals sweet,
Crystals of this lovely treat.
Traffic rushed across the lane, it
Made me do something insane.
Racing over pavement black,
I ran to the sugar stack.
I leaned down and took a bite,
Oh my gosh the sheer delight.
Screeching tires hurt my ear,
Braking cars were drawing near.
To the sidewalk I jumped back, while
Cars mowed down the sugar stack.
Sighing, sad, I ran away, my
Thoughts on sugar the whole day.
Don’t do stupid things like me,
Even if the sugar’s free.
You’ll live longer, safer too,
Trust me, what I say is true.
4. Seasong
Seasong, seasong, in my ear
Waves upon the shore so near
Blue-green sea, so bold and wild,
Roaring sea, so freely riled,
Glitter on, flitter on, from shore to shore
Tell me stories, sailor’s lore...
Splash on, roar on, beat the shore, with
Waves with sparkles at their core.
Chase my feet with bright-light foam
Up the shore your waves will roam.
Sing on, glow on, tell me tales, of
Pirate ships and great blue whales,
Siren songs, billowing sails,
Great sea slugs and maybe snails...
Squid and eels and turtles green
Deep dark kraken ever mean
Sharks and clams and oyster pearls
Half-fish mermen and mer-girls
Rip on, chant on, sing me crazy
Full of songs of fish so lazy
Silly head atop my neck
Wants to see Titanic’s wreck
Sea sunsets, the pretty things,
Seagull birds with white-smoke wings,
Seashells, crabs, and soothing sands
Make me love your rocky lands.
Sweet soft sand, remember me,
Silky grains tossed by the sea.
Whispering waves, don’t forget
I’ll come sail a great ship yet
Blowing softly, salty wind
Sings of fish so cutely finned.
See yah, sea yah, great blue sea
Off to bed I now should flee...
And in the dying of the day,
Hectic labors fade away,
The harsh cacophony of haste,
Slows itself to gentler pace,
Only the silent watchers white,
Remain to make their languid circuit.
The way prepared, their Lord arrises,
Silently regal, magestic his guises,
Ever brilliant, his changing face,
Unfaltering in stately grace,
And from his perch among the stars,
Serenely rules his shadowed realm.
Until the graying creep of dawn.
by [dmeredith]
I was walking down the street when
Suddenly I saw a huggy bunny!
So I stoop'd to pick it up and hug it,
When I did it leapt and bit my nose off!
Then I knew I hadn't entered bunny bliss (no!),
Rather I had entered bunny hell (AH!)!
All around me bunnies started closing in and
One by one their little eyes shined evil!
Lost and scared, I knew not what to do, but
Then a person bounded down to me and
Swung his fearsome fists around and round 'till
All the bunnies lay in heaps of flowers
Sleeping lovely snoring creatures,
Now I must be here - in bunny heaven!
by [Annie T.]
2006-02-03 [Kiddalee]: A trochee isn't a type of poem. It's a type of rhythm. The first syllable of every line is emphasized, and every second one from there on. That's why it goes, BUMpa BUMpa BUMpa. Words like WARNing and USerNAMES are good examples. Or a phrase like the ones in the example: NOR parTICuLARly IS it JUST so I can SHOW my VOICE. (Now that I think of it, the first line of my example could use a little work, eh?)
2006-02-13 [Kiddalee]: YaY for [Seamus Schwathe]! An entry! (Oh, by the way, I think you misspelled watch in the sixth line.)
2006-02-14 [Seamus Schwathe]: EEP! *fixes* Thanks for telling me.
2006-02-15 [Kiddalee]: You're welcome. Now go! Tell everyone about this contest! Make your friends enter so you won't be all alone!
2006-02-16 [kittykittykitty]: Oooh I like your poem [Seamus Schwathe]... still working on something, but I can't get out of writing in iambs ^_^'
2006-02-17 [Seamus Schwathe]: Thank you!
2006-02-18 [Kiddalee]: Thanks for helping out the contest, [kittykittykitty] (yes, entering is helping out).
2006-02-22 [Leafy Green Vegie]: How do I enter a poem
2006-02-23 [Kiddalee]: How To Enter A Poem: Step 1: Write a poem that fits the specs for this contest. Step 2: Come to this wiki-page. Step 3: Push "Edit this page". Step 4: Type your poem in the next spot available. Make sure its title is above the poem in bold, and your name is underneath the poem.
2006-02-24 [ArchRose]: throchee, is that the same as blank verse poetry, like shakespear used?
2006-02-24 [Kiddalee]: Well, there's no rhyme required in this contest, but Shakespeare used iambs, which are the opposite of trochees. Iambs go "baDUM baDUM baDUM..." and trochees go "BUMpa BUMpa BUMpa". So iambs emphasize every second syllable, and trochees are similar, but emphasis starts with the first syllable of the line.
2006-03-03 [Kiddalee]: YaY! Another entry!
2006-03-07 [Draculetta]: Lol, while I was writing my first entry, I was worried that the contest might be full. I'll start spreading the news to some of my friends, hope it helps!
2006-03-11 [Kiddalee]: Wheee! Now I guess I'd better get those durmed nibs done.
2006-09-08 [Kiddalee]: ***claps for the new entry*
2006-09-15 [Draculetta]: *clap clap clap* LIFE!!! I watch this wiki, only rarely does it change...ooh, that sounds like a nice opening line for a poem...
2006-11-15 [dmeredith]: I noticed that the first comment on this contest was almost a year ago. Have you thought about reducing the number of contestants to 10?
2007-05-05 [Annie T.]: Hey Kidda! Sad that this contest has been going on so long...Anyway, I'm Annie from WC and I've come to enter your contest! Well, actually that's not the only reason and it doesn't look like it will really do much good but...here I am!
2007-05-06 [Seamus Schwathe]: Awesome poem, Annie. ^_^
2007-05-06 [Annie T.]: Why thank ye! :)
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