Best Suffice Poems

Yet Know That For Truth, Such Simply Will Not Suffice

While you may want flowers spread across brightest room,
some write of death, darkness, usual daily doom.
Try not to judge us as hard, heartless and cruel
or a savage beast using a barbaric tool.
We too, often see and...

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look around, look around closely
there are things in this world that are gold or just yellow
Choose what you like but to me
your name has a hidden symphony with mild or mellow
tonight I drink to grief
as my hands are tied if you can't whisper a simple...

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How could you be
Anything other than everything
To me?

Suffice to say
You are loved, really loved, and you are
Each day.

In earnest, I'm
Beside myself; I hear our hearts strike inside
In time.

Suffice to say
I am yours, truly yours, and I am
Always....

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A Priest Who Had Schumer Humor

Our priest had almost been a baby boomer,
Who is religious and we even heard a rumor
He did dodge,
Having a massage;
Has friend named Schumer with much humor.

Priest always thought he was so slick;
And in my neck always created a crick;
He had...

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It's Not Love But It Will Suffice

She says, “It’s not love, but it will suffice,
Happiness must be had for what it’s worth;
Let us embrace romance sealed with a kiss
And enjoy the time we have on this earth.”

I live this sensation called soul-searching,
When inspiration is torn...

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Vividly I recall,
The first days of the year
Planning, praying and fasting for all,
For to meander I fear
Engulfed by sheer courage I invested,
In cloud of belief I worked
In anger by former uncompleted goals,
I hustled tirelessly in a stoic
Now at the bottom
But hurdle still cling to me
As...

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Slice To Suffice

No matter how it is cut or you want to slice,
There was never enough that would suffice;
We can wait,
Then motivate,
So created many more ways that will entice.

Jim Horn

A perpetuity is an annuity that 
has no end, or a stream of cash 
payments that...

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Vividly I recall,
The first days of the year.
Praying, fasting & planning for all,
For to meander I fear.
Engulfed by sheer courage I invested.
In cloud of belief I worked.
In anger by former uncompleted goals,
I hustled tirelessly in a stoic.
Now at the bottom,
But still hurdles cling to me
Like...

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He holds out his hands unto me
to lead me into the secrets of his love.
I hold on unto his arms
and feel the warmth of his love.

Still all is darkness
only faith lights the dim night
My soul in a thousand struggles
soars to the heights.

Darker and colder grows...

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My Haiku About Daily Events

need some nice advice
write a poem which should suffice
enlighten and entice

Seahawks Versus Bronchos
Football Game Overseas

more money must make
long trip we will have to take
went across wide lake

Results of Hearing News

suffered such a strain
did like driving us insane
had been a big pain

did...

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Trump Should Suffice

Moron Trump he may have to suffice,
Who is now President and never nice; 
Had contemplated,
Being ill fated, 
And other woman wants to entice.

Jim Horn...

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O' That Our Sad And Vain Glories Wouldst Suffice

O' that our sad and vain glories wouldst suffice
to soothe our nightmare moods, their poisoned queries
angry shadows that prowl long and empty corridors
seeking joy at any precious costs
Alas! Sweet promise that sets its hidden traps
eager for the...

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what I like is nice
that I prefer is advice
shall always suffice...

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The phenomenon, as it manifests itself over the course of a journey.
It turned me into an Orion in the form of rudimentary 
When life’s trying to surpass me,
I suffice against suffrage and then I see
 
I strive for change, living in the Trans Lunar.
My body...

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Enough I have, 
but more, would make do, better still.
Sufficing without icing is a nice thing to do,
but ample sufficiency is defeat, a condescending deceit.
For we all want bigger apportioned portions.
Want more than our fair share of the hearty fare.
Making do is so hard to...

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