Best Blundered Poems

among you and I and among us all
remains a feeling of shallow intoxication
that seems to play on and on and on in our respective heads
as...

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If a person has cheated us
It is better we do not curse
God will take the best action
Giving to us fine protection

Let us not feel terribly...

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The last mile of the way

It is a matter of must
To all and sundry,
Each and every man-jack
Has to walk it.

It is the real moment in...

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Robin Hood

It was in the time of John
In the days that have long gone
When the plight of right and wrong
A test was set

It took a...

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I came I saw I conquered you blundered...

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Do I dare?
As years passed, I continued to wonder
Haunted by a silent question
Buried at the back of my head, is a lifetime quest for answers
Lurking...

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Major misery must have been mounting on Monday.
The traffic jam miraculously DIDN'T end until terrific Tuesday.
The traffic at 4pm was winding way westward which was...

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My dearest heart, I do not go
Because I’m tired of you,
Or think that other worlds will show
A heart more kind or true.
Pretend I’ve died, just...

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Poetry ain't words dribbled out on the fly, 
It's execution, prostitution of the me who am I.
lettin loose my mongoose of thought provoking, while others...

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how come this fairness possesses such deeds
what a ruthless act thy heart did commit
for once I blundered and to thee I plead
bending words covering my...

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CATALINA SCOTTE

Can't seem to say how much I've wondered
About the way I found you here
To think the ways I could have blundered
And never known that...

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How much of words shall be compared to thee

How much of beauty thou must have possessed

For mouths had blundered when words rushed to flee

Brightened eyes...

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By a stone near Saqqara 
Sand blown from the Sahara
Mixes with dust from Ankara

Particularly near a pyramid
it peculiarly disappears amid
Two ascetics on a pilgrimage 

They...

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It was a gorgeous summers day today,
not a cloud to grace the skies,
the cobalt blue that held my gaze,
while I envisioned my lovers eyes.

A radiance...

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When she meets you for the first time she should hand you a card, 
Laminated, that tells you her name and what she does... 
Not...

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