Best Halve Poems

Listen  to her sobs she is crying because of pollution for the damage that is being done. Hundreds of chemicals that human kind release each day poisoning the atmosphere. also they poison things like the Great Barrier Reef it lies there going grey dying...

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There are so many things we like to share
And bring love in to take away care
The best way to relieve stress
Is to remember the good times and happiness

We hear the words of grief and trouble
And we know that we can halve it and not double
We...

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Do you know a child
That will get up to play?
What if they died before tonight?
In the third world children are piled,
Thousands of them die every day,
Poverty is their daily plight.

Do you care? 
Do you fight?
For you have the power,
You know it can't be right
So many...

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It’s May 18th, 2022. I’m poised, alone, heart pounding, in front of my laptop, waiting for courage, my finger hovering over the return key, like a child hoping the timing of my keystroke will bring me luck.

I took this summer off - which drove my...

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Three lives left to play
 but that's only in the game.
This life I live each day
 is only moments unclaimed.

So hurried and fast
 now is all we really have
and too easily slips in seconds passed,
 a lifetime suddenly cut in halve.

Take hold of every moment...

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To believe is to have no doubt
To doubt is to halve a belief...

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Never wish for an easy life
Be prepared to endure a hard one.
You don’t have to own to enjoy something
To be twice as rich, halve your expenses.

Let me tell you a mind blowing principle.
“You don’t have to own something to enjoy it”
Instead of owning a pool,
We...

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(Revised with new homophone added in. Thanks for the catch, Becca!)

*Wants upon **uh thyme inn uh would, uh vary gneiss prints named Hairy
met inn the missed, hi awn the bow of uh tree- uh ferry named Tarry.

The ferry felt lo, fore he was week, and...

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Aisle never no watt kame over mi
too sine up four that coarse.
Eye shirley mussed halve lost my scents
oar bin throne off my hoarse.

They said they'd teach mi how two right,
know knead too halve thee blews...
and awl sew how too spell reel good
like own that grate...

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I had this best friend you see
she was always there for me.
She went away, there were sad goodbyes
then she came back with a strangers eyes.
Time had changed her when she ran away
I miss her so, and reminisce of yesterday.
When she was always by my side
but,...

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Honeydew melon is decidedly feminine--
Venus, the moon, a ripe pregnant belly
at peace on my kitchen counter
emitting the distant scent of summer
rain

Even the sound of her name brings to mind
delicate Shakespearean lady-creatures:
lady-sprite Honeydew flitting about
in forests adorned with soft petal pink,
sweet viridians

On my wooden cutting board,...

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Bless are we with peace, in the midst of pain or joy, a pet, a joyful, 
full of warm loving life, a spirit that finds a place in our heart. 
 Quote _ by poet


My Peanut, a Yorkie
my pet, also my friend
he is my shadow...

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MAN’S LIFE


Man’s life:
The jumping out of a plane resembles
Right Into the arms of gravity’s demands 
That anxiously pulls him onto the ground
As his prevailing destiny commands

No parachute on his back is to be found
For him to avoid the inevitable impact
So he must soon find a...

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A Homophonic Incident of  Her Life 

It’s knot a ferry tail butt an incident of a pour girl’s life, weather you believe it or knot. Hare goose the tail—

She war a guys and one
ate plane idle witch seam two bee a waist,
so she side...

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I understand, not much; or plenty
 of understanding that which is understood
 an understatement; really! To understand
 that which is under stated; understatement’s head!
 or ball cap, or ball sack, or gunnies sack, or Sad Sack!
 Go ahead, stretch out your sack; cloth’, and
 shake...

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