Short Automatic Poems
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Gray sky
scattered
showers
Sun-breaks
off and on,
solar-powered
automatic
porch lights
can't decide
day or night?
Oh for the hand that has raised,
that has taught me.
For automatic hearts.
Tears tear everywhere apart
and beat at your heart.
Automatic doors
let in people
and draughts automatically
As the darkness grows
the faces in the window
become more real
Kim James
8/1/96
anticipating
imagination’s fire
she began to write
seriously wrestled muse
charging up the helm
an automatic response
spirit controlling her pen
the human body
naturally made machine
automatic ON
those who want can change its parts
breath has no alternative
-January 06,2019 Chattogram
mystic power's might
brings automatic updates
in womb of nature
She know that its all
good and her sexy is fine.
Can trap a man at the drop
of a hat so very real.
Straight out to kill
automatic love surrender.
By Kenneth D. Bolden
Chaotic hypnotic robotic symbiotic Carotic hieratic proglottic automatic
When Ben's beliefs they tried to stifle
He decided to jump off the Eiffel
Being of magnanimous mind
Uncle was exceedingly kind
Instead offering him his new, automatic rifle.
How automatic things will be in future
The thoughts lead me to a dazed stupor
Cabs driving on their own
Pizza delivered by a drone
Humans scarce, we’ll talk to self or computer
Laughter is an uncontrollable reaction
To a humorous situation or interaction
It's also selective
Some are not affected
Can't be forced it's an automatic action
J-ust
U-se
D-aily
Y-our
A-utomatic
N-ewness
N-eeding
C-oolness
A-nd
N-iceness
O-f
Y-ou
Topic: Birthday of Judy Ann Canoy (September 05)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
it’s not laughter
unless your full set of teeth is showing
and milk squirts out of your nose
spontaneous, automatic, and contagious
unexpected and gleeful
my family does it well
P-oetic
I-nspiration
A-pplies
M-y
A- rostic
R-egards
I-n
N-ote
A-bout
Y-early
A-utomatic
P-romise
Topic: Birthday of Pia Marina C. Yap (March 30)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
The tortuous and hare timeless story
a vain hare assumed his automatic glory.
He made the mistake of assuming time a friend,
while the slow but ever moving tortuous
made his way to the race end!
If a first you don't succeed, scream bloody murder
Lie's not fair it's automatic just blast it on full burner
Scream if you must
While you thrust
Forward till grabbing the other udder
now sunless days on automatic pilot
skies from greys to blues to violet
feigning composure while on edge
he dances nonchalantly on a ledge
extract from my poem ABYSMAL CLOWN
AP: 3rd place 2020
The lingering hug
The last "I love you, Dad"
The suitcase on wheels
behind him now
Automatic doors open
"Get back in your vehicle, sir"
A final glimpse --
Gruffly now: "Move out, mister..."
Tried Tactic After Tactic
Every morning my appetite was automatic;
While being both appealing and charismatic;
Moist or fried;
Baked or fried,
And to prepare food tried tactic after tactic.
Jim Horn
Automatic automobiles
Robotic wheels
Just roll up and go
Cross country roads
No need to steer
It is computer
Techno rides
Are almost here
My First car
I bought my first car; a Burnt golden Daf
An automatic vehicle that did not cut a dash
The seats folded flat
We could make use of that
But when the brake failed, we hit the stream with a splash.
If words appear
There can seem
An automatic
Separation and hiding
Of the dance in which
The words are engaged..
Polarities dancing
Are not two
Impossible paradoxes
And a stunning
Emptiness...
Hey diddle diddle was a great way to start this rhyme.
We have heard it over and over, like once upon a time.
Nursery rhymes are fun to parrot, they are automatic now.
Whenever I look at the moon, I try my best to find the cow.
Fundamental compulsion to think of who you are automatic belief system diminished
Following validation sup to drink so to view eyes reluctant victim of casualties consume premise
12/24/25
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2025
You know when someone says, “hello, how are you”
We always say “fine, how are you” even though we have the flu
An automatic response
Must keep things calm
There's enough crap going on, don't need to add an “achooooo”