Short Apologizes Poems
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Her camo fatigues
Set a particular mood
Scare potential dates
Honoring herself
She apologizes naught
She lives her best truth
Others back away
Afraid of her awesomeness
Fearing her essence
Time has come and pass
helping to become who we are
allowing room for wonder
Mistakes
wishing to take back things said
things did
missing signs
Hoping to rewind time
changing so many mistakes
apologizes never takes away the hurt
Form:
Power-house kid mixes milk and some FLOUR
with dirt; he's planning a really big FLOW'R.
He is OUR young grandson and hopes to see
within the HOUR (or less) a dumpling tree.
I explain: DUE to the dawn's heavy DEW,
the ground apologizes: "No can DO!"
Sorry officer, the old lady apologizes as she is stopped for speeding.
Her Chevy is rocking out to seventies music
A debonair old geezer in a sports car blows past them
going at least a hundred and ten
Officer looks exasperated.
Gets on walkie talkie
No answer.
Jumps on motorcycle and takes off
Woman texts her husband “Thanks sweetie!”
Choa looks up from his nets
ready to wave to his friend Thi
But Thi is late to the river today
Choa calls to Simb, wondering about it
Simb is not worried, he saw Thi yesterday
All is well, he assures him
These fisherman have a morning routine
Calling to each other every day
Today it is not the same
until Thi arrives
He apologizes for being late
Scaring Choa
She sits patiently, trying to keep her face appreciative
As he crones a love song; his sincerity obvious.
He is not a great singer, but his heart is fully in it.
He loves her, and that is what matters, right?
Her face must have given something away.
“I’m not that great a singer,” he apologizes.
“You are my everything,” she assures him.
He sings the last verse with a bit more confidence.
Underneath it all
was true but deadly
evil lies.
She waits as it haunts
her
with miserable
eyes.
She apologizes
Nothing she has done,
only stood by, waiting for fate
to cast a shadow over her life.
Breath deeply, slowly she inhales.
Her body weakens her arms give-up and die.
She falls to the ground arms out and
retires, from the last strong
battle that destroys her
inside.
The poet apologizes to Donovan
Thrown like a fly on the wall
It's sixty years since his last call
Who would have thought we would see
The ending of democracy
When will the Hurdy Gurdy Man, come singing songs of love…
Not learning from histories past
Abdicating power fast
Self-rule is not certainty
Despots don’t serve humanity
When will the Hurdy Gurdy Man, come singing songs of love…
The reason of the poet is always the better,
Following his steps is reassuring
He sees peace in the fields of poppy or gold
He sees the horizon above the uncertain roofs,
Read the future beyond the mountains of Olympus,
He knows when he’s wrong, he’s crying
And apologizes to the saints or antic goddess
The sound of cannons makes him doubt you,
He only fights the world with books,
He believes the bees, when he shares the honey,
He thinks about, and love the world for better time.
A single error in judgment,
A glimpse of time that follows us,
Generation to Generation.
This clouds our DNA, forcing legacies,
Against fathers and sons,
Brother against brother.
Decisions made,
Apologizes ignored,
Forgiveness asks, and answers become silent.
Those decisions are unforgivable.
God's law, but is it man's law?
Many do not understand,
Others don't care.
Families are broken,
Never to be repaired,
Abels murder,
Cains regret, and,
A debt we can never forget.
She thought she recognized her friend
She was excited and happy
She began screaming Hi Nancy across the grocery store line
Her mother was horrified
She is five, she apologized to strangers
Having no idea what had inspired this
When they got to the check-out girl
She said “Hi Angela” to the child.
The child was satisfied for this was Nancy.
The mother asked Nancy how she knew her child.
They were eight hours away from home after all.
Nancy used to work at Angela’s day care center.