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Best Palsied Poems


Premium Member Unlike Thee Athenian
Those rarer men I once fondly 
knew...                             
Many dead now...
What remains of them they are so 
Few....

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Categories: palsied, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member They Wait For You
Your lover’s drawing straws without you, better bid farewell;
he’d never time for rhyme or reason, so it’s just as well.
Slip out the curtained window quick, the future winks and calls,
ignoring paths of pagan gods, where faulty footsteps fall.
Identify faint flashbacks, cloaked and clustered in a...

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Categories: palsied, destiny, fate,
Form: Rhyme
Narration Woes
Forgive me please and don't berate
My dismal voice when I narrate,
The many poems I've written well,
To bring to you my tale to tell.
 
I like to write my thoughts in rhyme
And find I have an easy time,
To form each stanza with a flow;
My words go...

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Categories: palsied, poetry, sound, spoken word,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Mount, Saddle, Weapon, Rider
final dismount, final ride
pasture waits for dappled roan
girth mark of the lonely byways
lather from the battles flown
dew eyed weary, spinal backed
stumble step'd and nostril blown...

stirrup brass with bugle hung
faded strap and leather worn
bridle twisted, crackled spur
broken packboard, blanket torn
carbine scabbard, saddle sore
salt and stain wrung...

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Categories: palsied, metaphor, veterans day, war,
Form: Heroic Couplet
Trump On a Funny Farm
Trump On A Funny Farm

Trump's lips do look like Donald Duck
Sad imitating palsied person when he does cluck
Like a cruddy chicken carries on and on
Sure hope pretty soon he will be gone.

Down people he will cut and criticize
Has short stubby hands and sleazy eyes
Then he...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: palsied, humorous,
Form: Couplet
The Crumb Contest
The Grand Old Dame sat at the table
with cream on the corner of her mouth
from a donut she ate as she sat in her chair
and a coffee she held in her shaking hand
A ribbon and pink visor donned her head
and a reddish hue sprinkled with...

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Categories: palsied, nostalgia,
Form: Dramatic Verse



Autumn Love
Our Autumn Love

How many ages past as I recall
An image of my brawny self to quell
The ominous fear of growing old soon
What, Pray, intervenes to recast that spell
Voluminous love of feeling and touch
Render to me your body with lust
Crushing embraces and wet kisses on
your soft...

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Categories: palsied, age, love, sensual,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Theories of Every Big and Little Thing
Key CapitalistYang/CreolistYin EcoHistoric Concepts

I find a fuzzy irony in this morning’s early search for a new journal notebook, having filled my last from what had been, five years ago, an inconceivably high pile of empty and near-empty notebooks, set-aside for these diurnal reflections on last...

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Categories: palsied, culture, earth, health, history,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Old Couple
Their lawn chairs in the sun
Outside a standard door--
They are considered nonproductive.
They passed their buying power
For the next to last measured lot.

The old man putters about the yard.
Turning earth for flowers that she wants
Beside the fence of hedge and vine;
And to a reel gone out...

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Categories: palsied, age,
Form: Free verse
Helpless Man---Unkind
Her palsied mass depicting hapless shape,
A victim of heartless human rape.
This deathly site against a post,
Still so much alive like most.
With a wizened look and grotesque stare,
Breasts exposed,the rest too bare.
Assets devoid of former glory,
Reaching out to tell their story.
Agony encrypted on lips and brow,
You...

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Categories: palsied, angstdeath, death,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Pomposity
Pomposity

Arrogance and ego are hazards that lead us astray.
Jealousy will tarnish your blessings when allowed to stay.
Center your pain, adapt and overcome for relief.
Passing judgement is deplorable, that’s just my belief.

A smug puritan will point their finger and berate.
We should never blame others for the...

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Categories: palsied, anti bullying,
Form: Rhyme
Hillary and Trump Are Methodist
Hillary and Trump Are Methodist

Trump tries to think he is hot to trotting
But like a fool all his history has forgotten
To Blue Star Mom was moron and adversed
Possible thing to do in world is the worst.

Another real bad as usual he has just done
Of cerebral-palsied...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: palsied, humorous, sad,
Form: Couplet
Breakfast of Champions
my anonymity is stalking the streets 
like a preoccupation. mornings, slowly I creep
into august daylight, filling beat boroughs.
passing the time: digging fake burrows: 
motel rabbitrooms don't come with sheets: 
boxes gloomy in the dinge; dead-end streets.

dark corners; alleys; clean and replete.
rowers; faces; kept random, entreat
to...

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Categories: palsied, angst, social,
Form: Rhyme
Say It's a Dream
SAY IT’S A DREAM 
 The cloud had wrapped herself around
And like a shield it engulfed my life and being
With gloom & anguish, pains and aches
Wretched and weakened, drained of strength

Gossiped by friends and foes alike
Like a plague they hid and kept from me
Lonely, angry,...

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Categories: palsied, dream, feelings, pain, sick,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In a Distant Dream
In a place faraway, your eyes hold a bejeweled, luminous sky,
Each a sphere divine in which stars are birthed and swim.
Envied are these heavenly dwellers for their place on high,
Privileged are they, privy to your every fancy and whim.

In a land beyond, your laughter peals...

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Categories: palsied, absence, beauty, dream, emotions,
Form: Romanticism

Book: Reflection on the Important Things