Productive Poems | Examples


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sextile plants reduce raw items in relative productive haste

Bird mouth on the brain sells 
plump unstately bucked up 

matters of actual o-
bligatory occurrences at 
Owl's Creaky Bridge where
forageable items can 

spawn like people squeezing 
elf-aware and clammy chowdered 

clown adults from 
rubes off courting blots of 
nightingale PM firenze
crushed and all mixed up be-

between a frequent
moving stream of

freebies wheeling in a 
west virginian's mother mar-
ried pupward to a
shapeless clumping mob or timely 

hunk stoned sober old and sentient fac-
tory molding

silver fish resigned to meet-
ing parties all aligned and 
drawn from quarters pound-
ed into minds repeated over 

bendless queasy headed eggs a-
top the Falling Garden Wall.

Productive Hesitation

Oh, so you’ve seen better days?
So your shadows walked straighter before,
You’re who you are 
and you’re not getting any younger 

You said to count me in
Well now I’m counting my blessings

One at a time
to remind me what will be there when you’re not 

Is the past behind you?
It seems more like its calling you out to your face

These messages that you ignore 
are open doors to the future

Open them wide
so you and your ego can fit inside them 

Oh, and how it hurts to be so right
all the time 

Your phone is your only life support 
and now it’s leading you to 
become the things you hate about yourself 

It’s ironic how you don’t see it,
looking in a mirror half your life

(She’s on the rise again)
She’s gonna be an internet star!

I’d count your blessings while you can
Your phones your only life support

Day

Daisy morning, birds chirping,
Beautiful sunsets,dreamy night,
How fast the day spent by looking
At these beautiful sights.

Magical time and wonderful moments,
Take away the worries of the day,
Yet new challenges and surprises come to momentum,
By belief in the nature and time,
Grief is taken away.

As the sun shines in the east
To take rest in the west,
A productive day sparkles the night,
And midnight coming soon on its way,
sleep and wake up bright!!!!


Premium Member The Productive Land

The lands are full of treasures
The pottery materials
The costruction materials
The plants
The rivers
The mountains
The minerals
But once they are under man's feet
Man lost the respect for them
They explore
They conquer 
They exploit
Until they become "deserts"

Premium Member Being Productive

Being productive
Live each day
as if you had no hope of tomorrow.
Tom

Doing Your Best
Be careful of today's doings,
once in your past, they remain forever.
Tom

Worry Not
Waste not time worrying about tomorrow,
lest your worrying bear fruit and it be upon you.
Tom

Time runs equal in work or play,
in diversion, it seems to be sprinting,
while in boredom, it appears to be running a marathon.
Tom


Boredom is a byproduct of inactivity,
never become bored with the life God has given you.
Tom

Bad Seed
No sooner does a vile seed hit the soil,
until Satan is there with his trusty watering can.
Tom

Greed
We go through life wasting things,
and hardly a moment passes without wanting more to waste.
Tom   
2-4-04
(Misc15)

Buying Inventory

A group of students
Saw a need for
Socail change.
They thought
It wise to speak
Of a different way
To convey messages
They wanted
To hear facts
That would support
The development
Of a undergrad college
Internship that would
Allow students to
Devolpe socail media
Shows and television
And Radio programming
To give voice to their
Concerns, and considerations.
These outlets would allow
Students training and
Experience. It would
Allow programs to be
Developed to speak of
The concerns that
Students face.


Productive Member

What has happened
To the possibility
Of a better future 
Filled with normalcy
That the younger version
Of the self had imagined
That the future self
Would live within as
An a productive member
Of society

Being Productive

Most of life, 
I thought being busy 
is not the same 
as being hectic,
and the question 
and answer remain

Then, I thought, 
how does 
being productive fit in?

Choosing productive 
made sense
Yet, who is my judge,
that was time to look up,
look for an angel
to judge from Heaven
I never found one
which strangely
declared me confused,
my first judgement
so arrived

But, when one is hectic,
one is busy,
quite a merry-go-round,
a never ending whirl

Whoops, I know my answer,
I'll look at the blue sky,
Wave at some bird,
Smell some flowers,
and
do absolutely
nothing at all

Now, I feel productive!

Being Productive

To get a job, upon release, 

Not so easy, to make that cheese.

Have to pay, to be free,

Not a pun, that’s how it be.


Starting over, on the right track,

Must report keep giving back

Still have to follow, all the rules,

Can’t seem to shake, judicial fools.


Will do my best, to stay in line,

Find some way, to pay my fine.

Get back up, avoid the law,

Starting fresh, and staying raw.

Productive Words

Thee floor In Mourning what a dust Is this
Neated niceness with cleaning wealth
With powdered mica, coal and seamy
A dust to mine, a dust of pleasureness
Poetic moment sweeping up where
Therely It's Darkness Inhabited bye wonders of Creation and finish
Sweeping In the Season of work
Magic broomed sweeping words
Such dustness stay sententious played
Whence sweeping I truely Industrious bliss Night and soon I heard
A breeze Wind It did not come anear;
A dream It victory shook the table
Around,around, flew each sweet sound
Like one, that on a lonesome Ocean
in the brief dust and light
Develop a Flower that smiles toDay
Tomorrow dies passions all that we
Wish to stay of unreflecting love! _
Then on the precipices of the wide
World I write alone, and pray
Till I Name and Fame says realms adream inside indwellness hous productive words.

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