Sad Monorhyme Poems

number to call in case you are mad
but what if you are glad? what if you are glad?
You may call it also if you are...

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He crawled out of the doghouse looking sad
His new wife was mean, big and bad
I had been warned, he said, by my dad
He had also...

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I've carried time like a coffin — an eternity.
Feels heavier than dark gravity
Devotion that cruel peculiarity;
in me, it shattered — clarity 
now it's just deathly...

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She felt imprisoned, chained and sad
Her marriage was awful, truly bad
He is a meanie, a real cad
Go back home said her annoyed dad

This was her...

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I've been witnessing your face in the steady glow,
Where our feet once pranced, and affection used to flow
Your flame just burned out, a sorrow fueled...

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Looking Back At Trump's Capital Assault Twice



From that storm-driven dark day.~ 
I saw rioters chanting U-S-A, U-S-A.~ 
And raging, raging, having their stay.~ 
Like wound-up...

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Off the sharp edge of the world, am I stepping?
Do mirrors start whispering as shadows prepare to sing?
The way it looks through me, its soul...

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"In times past, said Santa, I'll admit, I have failed to live up to my name. 
Like you, I shunned poor Rudolph, seeing his nose...

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the blue dress she wore

the blue words she swore

the blue tears she tore

the blue baby she bore




...

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All Wrong

Perhaps you are all wrong,
Chanting a cheap imitation song,
Trying to peer-pressure-belong.
It’s the devils-sweet-song,
But eternity is hellishly long.
Think! Don’t just go along.
Don’t let deception be...

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the green dog had the bluest eyes and the ears of orange said Mack.
He had a blue nose, and red scales down his hairy humped...

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It is a debt; nearly one out of three has sadly paid
Life started to grow, but its first breath was never made
A branch on the...

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I miss with lifetime sadness my love of Topping Street
The walks we had on Comos' shores; when life was complete, 
Oh, the simple Irish diner...

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Was this simply a predestination or one fate made true?
It all happened so fast, just as my eyes can blink from green to blue
Paper flowers...

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I’m stuttering on this facile analogy      
Like I’m tripping on dubious morality
I’m lisping on my plain quizzicality 
Like I’m limping...

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