Sympathy Monorhyme Poems

At birth, the first thing we do is cry.
Once we reach home, in the cradle we lie. 
Then we get bored and give our legs...

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Soon it will be a cold winter's day, 
hot chocolate is great for any holiday. 
I want to go out and play, 
let's go riding...

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Try to be very very wise 
Make this world like a paradise 
Drive away darkness make sunrise 
Make your mind holy and so nice 
Don’t...

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Prick Of Conscience 

My conscience pricked me entire day and night,
Was my refusal of alms to her, right?
Old! Bent! Did she not seem also lacked...

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At Newark Airport, Christie* tried
A quicker way to get inside,
Expecting they would let him slide;
Alas, though, entrance was denied.

The V.I.P. line he’d once used,
When cockiness...

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In the month of July during whirlpool
A Legacy was born to challenge a fool 
Who in sphere of market did money drool. 
As all feast...

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Ingredients for domain, the rich
are so devised with will
to supplement consignment, while
my needs are standing still!

The poor, then, modeled in consign
are emptied of resigns excel,
does...

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Have you ever eaten an apple
By sitting on a speedy bicycle?
Difficult? Sympathy is like sizzle
Shouts when not got in coddle;
Smiles if given in time subtle.
Shrewd!...

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When you in problems brittle
None come to assist a little,
You feel lonely, deserted beadle.
Let it be Newton or Aristotle
None can devise pain of rustle
One undergoes...

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The cat drug me in from who knows where. 

 I look like a ball of knotted hair. 

 You compliment, and then stop to...

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Soon enough my days will be drear
Soon enough death will hover near
Soon enough joy will bow to fear
Soon enough the unwanted tear

Don’t begrudge me these...

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Convalescence empathy
removes the grit of wear
my thoughts are now encompassing
before ~ were just aware!

Oh, bide my time in effigy
thee once were all I shared,
now look...

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Somber readjustment's curve
lost sympathy, numbs the soul to serve,
that loitering giant, ridicule, its' verve
so filed away ~ injustice also swerve!

This parent of denounce,
who chanced God's...

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A Good Deed Done
by Rick Rucker

I hardly even saw her there,
Hiding in her cardboard lair.
She was filthy all over, with dirty hair.
I can't imagine her...

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He discovered many lands, yet he was still an oppressor.
This place they called home, he was willing to conquer.
They would have been prepared for a...

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