Best Take Note Poems

P.S.: Take Note
We are met again 
at the crossroads of delusions
reminiscing failed choices 
and broken promises;
here we stand once again 
in the vanity of illusions
reflecting tainted truths 
and old compromises.
Here they come again 
dancing in our faces;
streaming confetti,
blinding revelations of lies,
pretending there’s no more parting...

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Take Note and Vote

May be in a booth or big boat
Wherever do go out and vote
Carolina is an incredible place
Voting line hope to find your face
In Brunswick County or Shallotte.

Jim Horn...

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O the old poetry!
When hard times meant something
and uncertainty was eternal.
Words of wonder from a stirring spirit,
now gospel to yesteryear's testament.
The rain wet pine once burst forth with
the morning dew.
Alas! My memory is always new....

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She Should Take Note

All of her misgivings Hillary did deny
And now campaign she must intensify
Into middle of turmoil herself thrust
Saying what she must to be trusted.

Once and for all make it perfectly clear
Don't be afraid of me or ever live in fear
Of much experience I...

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With all the commercials in the world
Which ones do you remember the most?
Some celebrity with gown unfurled
Perhaps it’s a well-known TV host?

Perhaps a little cute cat will sell
A product you don’t recall, here’s why…
All you will see a cute wagging tail
As she runs ‘round, and...

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Goodness gracious me
What a sight to see
A wise old owl wearing glasses
Taking note of all that passes
Perched high upon a tree...

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Never become a footnote
  —to a history lost and gone

(Dreamsleep: June, 2019)...

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they said the score
was one to one
in the second
inning but

on stage
suddenly
i dropped
my baton

yet carried
on using my
middle finger
to bring out a

particular sound
especially from
the percussion
for once i was

one of them
but now the
woman with
the crash

cymbals
stands
for her
time

has come
after waiting
some twenty or
more minutes into

this symphony
after counting
from the very
beginning

wouldn't it be
sad...

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There's a plaque at number 1-0-5
'Twill be there for some years
And anyone who looks at it
Will just see what appears 
But they won't know the meaning
What lies behind the word
All they'll see when reading it
Is simply this, "Bluebird"
A testament to something?
A nickname for someone?
No one...

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