Best Shortest Poems

Our elbows collided, 
'cause my desk is wrong-sided.
Made for a lefty, 
When I write
with my right....

Continue reading...

Broken promises
Makes noose
feels regret...

Continue reading...

Anxiety and
Possibility...

Continue reading...

Pay Day
Wayhayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!...

Continue reading...

I don't mind being alone, as long as You are always with me.

Best One Liner
July 13, 2016...

Continue reading...

sweet love
lip in lip...

Continue reading...

for the shortest while, eternal,
   as an enigma
      of the epitome
         of quiet beauty...

dewy, white petals
   as its oblation,
      its gratitude,
  ...

Continue reading...

Strange but true…even
After… all these years that I’m
Still in love with you

...

Continue reading...

I
Die....

Continue reading...

There was a tall strongman called Tony; he lived in 
the tallest storey building, in a lulu town known as 
Lorry Town. He always spat down at people and 
coltishly belittled the skies, because; the sky almost 
shook hands with his tall storey building. One...

Continue reading...

The shortest day of the year
Winter solstice cold icy air
Nibble at my skin 
Dec. 21st two thousand ten

It’s cold in the south
Overseas in Europe, mammoth snowfalls
Hundreds of planes grounded
And thousands of people marooned

It’s wet in the California
Heavy rains, flood lands 
Take over sundry homes, folks...

Continue reading...

HUG'M NOW

Brian Johnston
October 16, 2015

Poet's Note: 
This is the personal tag on my car here in California. It is also my philosophy of life. Ha!...

Continue reading...

Keep Walking!!...

Continue reading...

Since the shortest distance between two points
Is always going to be a straight line,
Then which direction should you bend your joints,
When you start looking for the exit sign.
Where you are, right now, is where you begin
Down the road towards where you want to be.
If you...

Continue reading...

Requiem


The map to Requiem
Is often long, confused, and composed
By differing charters...Also
Too layered to sort.  So many movements!
Even the very shortest of lives
Could story a magnum opus
When tracked to its core.
A Requiem for one elderly
Could fill an orchestra’s entire concert 
Season of song!
The roads to...

Continue reading...