Crazy Train
Some with the gumption
who continually
jump to assumptions
and with no allusions
always arrive
at wrong conclusions
board the wrong train
again and again
and in total frustration
never alight
at the right station
off-track inference prevails
their train of thought
is off the rails
it's repetitive inanity
Einstein had a word for that
he called it 'Insanity'
and let's not forget those
excuse me for speaking
while you're interrupting
(he did mutter)
compelled to
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Categories:
conclusions, humorous, psychological,
Form: Rhyme
Jumping to Conclusions
Haughty Tiger was blatantly vain
She presumed that poor Ass had no brain
Ass stayed cool when hunters came
And pretended to be lame
But Miss Knowall was bound to a chain.
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Categories:
conclusions, fun,
Form: Limerick
Jumping to Conclusions
My trust was shattered
when I saw you out last night
hugging that lovely young girl.
Forgive me, my sweet,
for failing to disclose this:
My younger sister’s in town.
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Categories:
conclusions, romance,
Form: Sedoka
Conclusions
CONCLUSIONS
reinvigorate
the
erudite
stamp
of
modernity
&
coexist
with
the tradition
derived
from
transition
to
the
common
phenomenon
privately
resolved
in
a
strategic
pause
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Categories:
conclusions, poetry,
Form: Verse
No Conclusions the Process of Painting
No Conclusions, THE PROCESS OF PAINTING ***
Not often between lines.
Crossing lanes. Consuming spaces.
Ordering gray shadows
Like shaded fog or misty traces —
In a measure of displaced displays
Of reality’s clarity
In impressions or abstractions,
To emphasize the building theme — with
The colors smudged or stippled or stroked long
Outlying and blending — cautiously —
Of as
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Categories:
conclusions, art, color, imagery, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme
Jumping To Conclusions
A comet blazed across the evening sky
Soothsayers took up Armageddon’s cry
Suddenly the whole world went awry,
Hordes of people thought they’d die
More reasonable people gave it a try
But some said science does not apply,
And I, I gave up with a disgusting sigh.
written, March 2, 2022
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Categories:
conclusions, metaphor, perspective, sky,
Form: Monorhyme
No Conclusions
No Conclusions***
Can’t figure things out?
Never between
the lines.
Outside the lanes,
Staying spaced
In gray shadows
Or mist or fog…
Outlying and altering.
Possibly close,or
Beyond
Leaving,
Below or high.
Yet, wearing
pseudonyms,
Always being
Lost, then
Re-addressed.
Oscillating.
But, remaining
Persistently
ambiguous.
Ticking, dangling.
Indefinitely
“Durra lurra loo,
Durra lurra lay,”
Tick-tocking clock
Infinitely
Short
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Categories:
conclusions, humor, language, time, words,
Form: Free verse
Hasty Conclusions
My friend
Sent me a message
And asked me
To take a look at it!
I tore open
The envelope,
Emptied the content,
Spread it on my table
Then, I called my friend
And, yelled at him
‘That Was a blank paper
You sent me…”
If only I had turned
The page over,
I would have seen
What he told me…
That the message
Was on the other side!
Our
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Categories:
conclusions, confusion, humor, imagery, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Everyday Conclusions
" Seeking nothing other
than the pleasure
of those impoverished lips,
did I find myself
impartial to the unrest
of those soulful sermons;
that left their permanence
within these walls , where I've
found the freedom to ponder
such love without the necessity
of many words, though I know
there is much to be said
before this life draws
to its final
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Categories:
conclusions, absence, angel, love,
Form: Free verse
Conclusions
Vows that were meant till our dieing days.suffer in the outcome of your deceitful ways.the depth of gut wrenching instinct a bond that's shattered never to be relinked. So its sinking in realisation of what's coming its hitting me full force and I can't stop running.results that end in years of lies sucked in again
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Categories:
conclusions, marriage, meaningful, sad love,
Form: Rhyme
Conclusions
Don't let anyone
with bad eyebrows give you life
advice - it ends badly.
I don't mind seeing my ex with
someone else - I usually donate
unused things to the less fortunate.
I wonder how many
calories I burn jumping
to wrong conclusions.
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Categories:
conclusions, 11th grade, giving, humorous,
Form: Senryu
Logical Conclusions
EcoPolitical
and EcoLogical
and just plain logical conclusions
to Left-hemisphere hegemony
Pedantically evangelical about the monopolistic merits
of deductive
reductive
dogmatic
dualistic dominance
Is further business as competitively usual
straight white patriarchal
from-above RightWing
disempowering pathological tragedy
through unenlightened
Either True and Healthy and Safe
Or False and Sick and Evil
monoculturing prominence,
RightWing fundamentalism
committed to aggressive uncommunication in gated ghettoes
unraveling in disinformation apartheid silos
of win/lose nationalistic competitions
in corporate capitalism,
intrinsically anti-grassroots
multiculturally
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Categories:
conclusions, games, health, passion, peace,
Form: Political Verse
Calculated Conclusions
All the figures and indices,
Just like algebra,
Solved with ease.
Like putting a capital,
At the start of each sentence.
It almost seems sagittal,
There is no repentance.
The square, and rectangle,
Have similarities,
Triangles in a mangle,
circles capabilities…
Acids and Alkalis,
Confused hypothesis.
All experiments,
Carefully analysed.
Just an apophasis.
Tap or street,
Graceful Ballet.
In time to the beat,
Routine is underway.
You step on a major,
Start your solo,
In direct
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Categories:
conclusions, class, death, power, suicide,
Form: Rhyme
The Fear of the Unknown
The small girl plays
A crimson thing falls
She doesn't recognize
So she screams and runs and bawls
A crimson snake?
A stinging bug mate?
The poor girl looks back to
A crimson leaf, what a fool.
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Categories:
conclusions, anxiety, fear, mystery,
Form: Free verse
Drawing My Own Conclusions
I'd been caught up in the middle, of one of those awful days,
When nothing seems to go right, with glitches and delays.
I was having a rough day at work, and the boss was now irate;
And all I could think about, was sweet tropical island escape!
When she severely berated me, it was so hard not to
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Categories:
conclusions, adventure, fantasy, humor, imagery,
Form: Couplet
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