Beg To Differ Poems - Poems about Beg To Differ

A literati once told me the difference between a peasant and a pheasant is only 'H' I replied, the difference between symbols and cymbals is known only by 'a' literati 'ess,' you 'c' ~ as I crashed...

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We had a difference of opinion on final wishes I swing back and forth like a pendulum this is because she said it is wrong to cremate to destroy the body that God made That even the lords body was buried Why be baked like chicken curry? I tentatively have a view on it Was to not burden my kid With my final...

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I beg to differ with those romantics who imagine a farm is like a zoo They've never smelled a cow go moo or cleaned a coop of chicken poo...

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Waiting for the world to make sense again I jump back and forth every now and then Lush grass and blue sky, but I don’t know (The world’s too somber for a smile to show) There’s caution tape on the playground swing Hard to make heads or tails of anything In history’s quietest apocalypse (The world shut it’s doors nary a protest) And...

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It's easy to be in kind cruelling self to denial. Harder to step up, unboxed. But why must you beg, aplogise for stuffing your ego with struts, standing up, off your knees; self supported, doing your own stuff....

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At crushing depths Titanic rests Rusticles- like red ice hang from her corpse [the excrement of fathoms deep bacteria] And now technology [ undreamed of when it was needed] peers at her [long submerged wreckage] from slick sub-like vessels taking computer generated photo mosaics [for investigators to pore over.] Once, mystifying questions are un-layered one by one from...

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You imply the cruel Based on an outcome You fear to admit to. Disclosing only your version Of truth vs. fact. Lies for damage limitation Lead to fabricated trust. Your theory of friendship’s Compassion and kindness Now reads like a satire. The thoughtless consequences Of your fairytales. So you assume too much And I beg to differ....

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