Deduction Poems - Poems about Deduction

Pick up an offer You'll find a new adventure A deduction of prices A quick accumulating crowd A long queue of patience And a challenge of temper A traffic jam And a lost of precious time An extra expenditure And a new debt And a risk to Covid-19 Really an underestimated offer...

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For Trumpians our multiculturally celebrated Golden Rule applies first to Ego then to immediate white privileged family, then to wealthier gated community, then to a more rabblous Republican Party, then to USA nationalists European predative culture idolaters mistaking capital-inspired Manifest Destiny for sacred DNA theology, then to fallen Earth, if there is any gold left over after all that strained dispassion, divestment fatigue stretching out from entitled EgoCenters. For Green...

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A double sonnet in which the great detective and his faithful sidekick, Dr. Watson, alternately deduce the cause of Sherlock’s latest malady… Part the first Sherlock could not deduce his source of pain at first. “Try as I might, I cannot find the cause – is it contusion, or a sprain? Perchance a mere psychosis of the mind? “Yet by deduction,...

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Here I am, reminiscing every junction when poetry and literature peeled my very education and verbiage and grammatical function revealed my sense of moody stagnant indications. Sister Laura questioned every thought that stirred changing lines and defining the correct poetic form each cut left a mark from her razor sharpened sword and in the years that slipped from...

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To take the "standard deduction" means throwing away every gift to goodwill It means that you never spent hundreds on glasses or saved your receipts from each blue little pill It means that the trip that you took late last fall securing connections for business demands while your wife and kid sat at home half complete becomes liquid losses escaping your hands It...

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