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Amusing said the Unicorn
whose offspring ran riot
amongst the golden corn fields
In toad stalls fiery hornets roamed


By the wanton pavilion
all hope was gone
a fire crackle sentence serenaded
the dearth of thought culpable

Bramble often permanent
prevaricated by the ha ha
in the vista of no return
casting our thoughts to yesterday

Tactical and Radical Sabbatical

One picture appears to be ovaries.

said our rosaries
please protect our ovaries
here and overseas

on sabbatical
that had become tactical
being  radical

investigated
then we had contemplated
interrogated

seemed stimulated
proving prevaricated
so poorly stated

had tolerated
was never educated
eradicated

while an allusion
would have caused much confusion
disturbed by delusion

Salvation In Rivers of Babylon

In the grip of Rivers of Babylon
Arise to consolidate your fight for faith
And God pain and strain from your comfort zone
Will slay to renew and reinvigorate the breath

Essential to make a way
To the salvation you deserve
As on bended knees you pray everyday
Your God in due season you serve

Reminding the Devil is a liar
Whose maneuvers to lead you astray
Can no longer soar higher
When into your life returns the ray

God shines brighter and brighter
Clearing dark clouds
That for an instant held you tighter
Enveloping you in doubt shrouds

You fight better and better
As faith grows stronger
To break away the sin and temptation fetter
The Devil squeezed a little longer

When you prevaricated
Granting him room to ensnare you
As your faith vacillated
Until your faith resolve in Babylon grew anew

To consolidate your path to salvation
Whacking the Devil
Into submission
Alongside his bags and tags teeming with evil.


Trump Prevaricated

Trump Prevaricated

To be President Trump waited and waited;
And all of us thought he had hallucinated;
Standing alone;
Ignorance shown;
First President who we knew prevaricated.

Jim Horn

Lavitated and Gravitated

Lavitated and Gravitated

Like angels around Trump people gravitated,
And came closer as they greatly gravitated;
Strength became stronger,
While each nose is longer;
Were those who to prefer to be prevaricated.

Jim Horn

Annihiliated and Decimated

Annihiliated and Decimated

All of our animosity had been annihilated;
Things determined to be disliked decimated;
May be ideal,
But not real;
Sounded like a plan which was prevaricated.

Jim Horn


Confiscated Instead of Waited

Confiscated Instead of Waited

Instead of for a while Trump having waited,
Committed a crime and things confiscated;
A liar born
With much scorn;
Was provocative when he always prevaricated.

Jim Horn

Started Becoming Senile

Started Becoming Senile

After thinking about it for a while
Years of age had begun to compile
Often about it lied and prevaricated;
When I was born even post-dated;
Like all old people ended up senile.

Jim Horn

Has Been Do Again

Has Been-Do Again

Poorly painted-Thoroughly tainted

Currently consented-Mind absented

Body Becoming-Up summing

Totally Theatrical-Some Sabbatical

Currently incredulous-Pretty Propitious

Enduring end-Should suspend

Could Do-Can You

On display-total dismay

People prevaricated-Ultimately uneducated

Poem preparing-Started sharing

Up dried-So satisfied.

Write more-What for

Rhyming quadruplet-Should let

Four words-New nerds.

Ho ho-Oh no.

My new style of poetry writing.

Jim Horn

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Hostile Became

Hostile Became

Hostile became when humiliated
And not only that was agitated
Said bad behavior did display
So I had done it anyway
Also lying and prevaricated.

Jim Horn

Remind you of anyone?

Out Double Door and Did Disappear

Out Double Door and Did Disappear

In an awkward position I was once situated
When  to some  people I  had prevaricated
With  my many  ideas that  were  outdated
And major changes in my life contemplated.

Closer and closer closing date now became
For me to find all  my fine  fortune and fame
It was then that I decided to start taking aim
Wondering on who should I place the blame.

So Hillary or Hiawatha just who would it be?
Lingering  like a lunatic  looking for only me
To place vote on that set whole country free
Felt sorry for those dying at Wounded Knee.

It was then that I had heard very many cries
Of  those  who  were  starting to sympathize
We should let our by and bys be by and bys
And then again reality begin to finally realize.

Of all of my many mistakes I had lost count
That to many seemed to be a huge amount
While people in Congress were sitting here
Went out double door and all did disappear.

James Thomas Horn
Retired Veteran
950th poem in Poetry Soup

Premium Member How I Got Started

How I Got Started

I had to write a poem for Nick
His kindy teacher said I should
Hummed and hawed, prevaricated
Before deciding that I would

Miss Fordyce was so enchanted
She read it out to all the class
Didn't know the seed she planted
It's growing now like mondo grass

I’d read a little bit of Burns
In school it was compulsory
Never paid too much attention
It never seemed to interest me

Spent many years without knowing
The wonder written words expose
The problem is my ignorance
I can't tell poetry from prose

I know not of techniques and terms
The rules of rhythm and of rhyme
I only know the sounds that please
And hope to learn them all in time

Some words that I have never heard
Iambic? haiku? what are these?
As far as my poor brain can tell
They’re double Dutch or Japanese

But I feel I’m slowly learning
By seeing what the friends portray
On this site of clever poets
And think that I am here to stay



Written: Margaret Foster:  march 2010
Contest: What brought you to poetry. Dec 2011
sponsor:Michael J Falotico

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