Sedentary Poems - Poems about Sedentary

Yesterday I thought of going to the gym for a minute considered going for a swim then I remembered I had better things to do convinced I could come up with a thing or two Today I was thinking again of going to the gym but soon gave up on that reckless silly whim instead stayed home to bake a chocolate...

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Sylvia stays sedentary still seeking superiority Sometimes summarizing situations so subtilely*, Suddenly somnambulistic, she slips silently Sensing some sarcastic silliness, soon senility. *alternate, archaic spelling for “subtly.” SECOND PLACE WINNER Written June 28, 2022 For "Begin With a Letter" poetry contest sponsored by Angela Tune...

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Surely God is good, Surely to Israel, Surely God is good to Israel, Surely God to pure hearts, (please don’t call me Surely) Soitenly God-Blessed are the dear-heart folks? Who shall have attended God? But As for me I slipped, I stumbled, I hit the ground running to heavens to Betsy to pieces See! Laugh! Sinners are much more Unchained! Untied to the wheel-death...

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Darkness forsakes beings liberty. Pain that carry misery. Gate of colony power breath of that locked system. Sea of dead chained. Faded face of a ginger violence is just a name. Hate and Love connect. Knowledge is pregnant. Dear not fight, dankness turned to light. Ginger is not just men but a killer. History count! True mind...

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Tide returns in eight, shell weighs heavily on land, patiently waiting. For “Journey” contest...

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