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Misinterpretation Poems - Poems about Misinterpretation


Interpretation
I said something the other day In quite an innocent way A throw away comment Said in the moment I knew by their face It had gone to a different place Their expression had changed From serious to delirious How it got there Is anyones guess Laughing and smiling Giggling and grinning Oh my goodness This was only the beginning Lets not details discuss It would...

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Categories: misinterpretation, confusion, hilarious, words,
Form: Rhyme
Let Misinterpretation Remain Sparse
Human race, don’t boast on the casualty coast Frisking, seeking, pricking and nicking the truth On a continental coast as to your truth you toast Sending to Coventry the uncouth Pummeling the truth, belittling the youth Whose views you deride As your rollercoaster swings South In the company of your petty pride In tow to brandish the interpretation You vaunt with no iota of...

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Categories: misinterpretation, poems,
Form: Free verse



A Poem
How does one consolidate such great feeling, Such knowledge, such powerful, almost frightful thought? Those passionate notions That I am sudden to see Unconscious revelations Making themselves known How has it then made itself known to me, to you, and all others And yet, has failed to be seen to the one that truly matters The one that will make...

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Categories: misinterpretation, appreciation, art, identity, truth,
Form: Free verse
Misinterpretation Regarding the Print
"Be careful about reading health books. Some fine day you'll die of a misprint" - Markus Herz. Once, I had a particular problem; fear of falling. Desperation drove me to a library, and found a book talking about a cure. It read "cure for falling......" with some words missing. I blended together some herbs written in the book, which produced a concoction whose color hadn't been given a name in...

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Categories: misinterpretation, books, funny, humor, humorous,
Form: Narrative
Misinterpretation
A word, a gesture or a shrug Can be misunderstood And trying to explain intent Most often does no good. For those insulted want to see What they expect is meant; And if that context isn’t there, They cannot be content. To justify the way they feel, Their misinterpretation Becomes so real to them they need No further confirmation. It’s useless, then, to clarify The essence you intended, For...

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Categories: misinterpretation, introspection,
Form: Rhyme



Misinterpretation
I misinterpreted another poem today I waded in with my high black bootsand put my back into it I worked up quite a sweat Exhausted I departed satisfied but wrong...

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Categories: misinterpretation, on writing and words,
Form: Free verse
Misinterpretation
What happened, madam, what? You’re so enigmatic today... Madam, what do you think about? You are thoughtful and keep away... We are curious what happened? Please don’t keep us in suspense. What made your eyes bright and cheeks red? Is it a secret? Don’t take offence... You are different today – don’t laugh. We don’t understand this situation. We think you must have felt in...

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Categories: misinterpretation, life, people,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things