If you change anything , what would it be
Would you quit your job just to set yourself free
Maybe you would become like the weather , which surely changes alot
Perhaps unload your bank account , almost anything can be bought
What about casting your vote for president to the other guy
Maybe send out more positive vibes , well worth a try
Decisions other people make causes changes to our lives nearly every single day
When was the last time you travelled without experiencing delays
Some changes are good while others turn out to be bad
Sometimes the outcomes will make you happy , while others will make you sad
Change just for the sake of change may not always be the best plan
One thing that we can count on to change is our mund ,we can all understand
Remember,
My Dearest,
December.
On my birthday we met,
The fifth day of the month,
I shall never forget
That awesome occasion--
Your breathless expression,
With winsome persuasion.
A week later, first date, I was late
You patiently waited, knowingly,
Guessing our inevitable fate.
On Christmas Eve I gave you a ring
Nothing too elaborate, I thought,
Small diamond, a tiny dainty thing.
We wed the following Christmas Eve
I went away to fight the war, and
In December, you were left to grieve.
FIRST PLACE TROPHY WINNER
Written July 2, 2021
for “3-6-9 Poetry Contest”
sponsored by Emile Pinet
Rhymes checked with rhymezone.com
Syllables checked with howmanysyllables.com
Note: [different syllable checkers have different
numbers of syllables for "diamond". I
pronounce it with two syllables, i.e.
die-mund].
as weather change
it can be insane
as so many walk
and talk
so be wises as you drive
put your mund
on the chart
for thris reason
THE
SEASON TO DIVE SMART
She shot off her mouth
Just once too often
The last shot killed him
Right through the heart
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schoss sie ihren Mund von
Gerade einmal zu oft
Der letzte Schuss ihn getötet
Mitten durch das Herz
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