Best Vu Poems

   In the name of a certain Kennedy
     I hope you'll take me seriously

   Ask not what 2024 can do for you
     Ask what you can add
      ...

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 When jasmine scents the springtime air
 A deja vu begins to bloom
 A lovely flower ever near
 A memory caught in its perfume
 When a summer breeze kisses azure skies
 and a certain song begins to play
 A deja vu begins to rise
 As...

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Lyrics are timed to music 

Out there - a distant shore
I’ve seen your face before
It’s De’ja`vu with thoughts of you
Then feelings of a loss, come tomorrow

Sometime - another place
I’ve seen - your smiling face
It’s De’ja'vu of thoughts I knew
Love is meant to be, not the...

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A place called Copenhagen, do you know its song? 
Joy and laughter safely ride waves of light.,  
and summer days are twenty-five hours long.

Do you still hear the sprocket's cadence and pedals din..
our hearts saying "follow me!" to clamour, and climax in sun,
along the...

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I just keep seeing them, the hooves pounding those old rain-soaked cobblestones, somewhere in the back of my mind.  I feel the creeping fog against someone else’s skin, not mine.

An old iron lamp post and that old lamplighter, impressions are burned into my third...

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déjà vu; we’ve seen this before
logic says it cannot be so
have we walked through a time warp door
we can rest not, until we know

perhaps we’re perched on time’s hilltop
déjà vu; we’ve seen this before
reality shifts, doubts don’t stop
truth of what is, we can’t ignore

yielding, we...

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Deja Vu


    Alas, we compose poetry to impress others with our brilliant
    brains, hapless wit, sexy bodies, or holy sanctimony.

    All foolhardiness if you think of it, and an exercise in utter, grandiose   ...

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I only speak french to people i think i have seen before...

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As crashing waves collide with sand,
It’s pictured in the water's sway–
relentless, as a tide's demand
to wash the tracks of yesterday.

Yet, as it ebbs, new prints appear
in place of those erased by sea;
each step an echo, crisp and clear,
a silent, screaming memory.

Her eyes, like windows to...

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Checking for precept in déjà vu preview
Abstaining from the way monkeys do

Building a meaningful relationship with you
Will you be a precept of Adam’s rib come into view

The concept of fleshly rib is just not déjà vu 
 No logic of flesh has ever been true...

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Alliteration
Associationism
Anteposition...

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All by myself again,
peering through my open window.
I watched a familiar solitary, silvery moth,
diving, flicking, rising, falling, haphazardly flying,
drawn to my hot naked luminescent porch bulb.
No longer threatened by his mere erotic presence,
I methodically snapped off the switch.
He slipped back into the darkness,
just as he...

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Deja Vu by Andy Jarvis

History repeats itself,
Or so the saying goes.
But generations come and go,
And no ones left that knows.
All the world powers from Babylon
To the Empire of America,
Have used the sword to get their way
Not just Hitler and his swastika.

It’s the fascists that write...

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Have you ever entered in a room?
Where you know you’ve been before?
A place that’s so familiar, 
Played back for you once more.

A room where your surroundings
Are clear and can be viewed.
Where you return to finish up
Things you left to do.

A room where nothing changes
Always seems...

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Past umphle and some scatter beans
Past tickly cough we pass.
A grumble through the chorley wood
To breed a better rash.

Past arsewiffe with a whopper club
Past bramble burt and bibby.
A farple for old fortitude
To sing the Doo-Wah-Diddy!

Crave not for little Jeremy
A blister on his soresight.
Go butter up...

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