There was once a grey alien wearing green Whom requested to eat the best cuisine His tongue did enjoy the meal But his stomach did cartwheels
By Some Guy3 years ago in Poets
I was sitting alone watching the news When a spaceship came to spoil my view A little grey man wandered toward me And on my knees I screamed out a loud plea
THIS POEM WAS INTENDED FOR ONE OF THE CHALLENGE CONTEST THAT HAD A THEME ABOUT "WHAT WOULD YOU FIRST INTRODUCE TO AN ALIEN." I ACCIDENTLY SUBMITTED IT TO THE GENERAL POETS FORUM AND NOW HERE IT REMAINS SADLY WITH NO REAL INTENT OTHER THAN A HUMOROUS TAKE ON THAT SUBJECT MATTER.
By Tony Baca3 years ago in Poets
Another piece of silliness for the Vocal Extraterrestrial Challenge that you can read about here The Prompt Write a rhyming poem about the first thing you would introduce to an alien on Earth.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Poets
Her ship landed on Earth. It was an emergency, she had to give birth. She said she didn’t want pain, she wanted to stay in her lane.
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Poets
It started like every other boring day Coffee in hand, I prepared to work hard When outside the trees began to sway And I heard a strange noise in the front yard
By Morgan Rhianna Bland3 years ago in Poets
Welcome, Alien! I see you've landed on our world, A curious being, with flag unfurled. You must have traveled quite a bit,
By A Lady with a Pen3 years ago in Poets
There once was a scarecrow named Dwight When he tried to sleep at night he had to admit he was scared of the dark Propped up on his post in the park
By Mother Combs (Sharon)3 years ago in Poets
In a world of stars and boundless skies, Where mysteries dance before our eyes, An alien descends, not with a frown, To understand what makes Earth renowned.
By Cody Segraves3 years ago in Poets
The runaway train in my brain Threatens to drive me insane. To divert its mad rush These keys I must crush Until only the echoes remain.
By Dana Crandell3 years ago in Poets
There once was an alien, quite lonely. Who made a hard landing, quite suddenly. Over a decade, at long last, His bills grew quite fast,
By Kendall Defoe 3 years ago in Poets
In downtown lives, Jerome a 14-year-old, is the only child of his parents. Jerome goes to his school where he’s known for his intelligence and his passion for science.
By FREDO ECHO3 years ago in Poets
