Commonsense Poems - Poems about Commonsense

Fragrance to gold, fruits on cane plant, To sandalwood nor flowers sent, To learned, long life nor riches, Alas, there was no one to lease To Creator some commonsense on rent! ________________________ Tongue-in-cheek |04.01.2023| Humour Poet’s note: Sanskrit has thousands of verses of wisdom called Subhashhitam. The poet here takes an imaginary trip to the time of Creation,...

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I just asked a Cleve Mike What it might just be like To fall into a dyke While riding a fast bike? A Mike Mc styling, All day gusto rising, His showmanship pricing, His daily cake icing But Mike was all silence, My question robbed of sense Through not planned reticence; I think A Mike's Patience But soon from Mike "A hike!" "Satan's own...

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I try to think with reason and good common sense in every puzzling circumstance. And still, sometimes, I make very poor decisions! That, however, does not stop me at all from considering every option in life....

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EcoMinisters of Earth Rights CoArise! EcoLogicians of resilient encircling might CoArise! EcoLegislators of bicameral balancing disposition CoArise! What is our highest and best CommonSense of currently elected policy-choosers? Where are our optimal health outcomes of proactive CommonSense? What does vast emptiness of positive results suggest about the CommonSense of our bipolarizing electorate? If we consistently choose the best of partisan nominees, what does this tell us about the...

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By Stanley Collymore At first I wasn’t in the least interested in you. But then, why should I be? You, after all, are an unmarried and out-of-work mum just turned 23 and, additionally and quite evidently in the general mix of things and significantly for me, the single parent to a five year old son. On the...

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Hospital times commonsense Commonsense comes of age during hospital times To trip on innocuous looking lapses and come up with questions Road signs stand for visitors, locals have no need of them So the ambulance man notices one to seek directions from Not to have noticed it so far was not my fault Not to have divined as much was...

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