Short Body Of Work Poems

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Bodies of Work

Bob Dylan has sold his body of work,
Bruce Springsteen
sold his body of work
Mozart sold his body of work.
Poets try
but money never sings to them,
their bodies not getting any younger
and always depreciating.


Premium Member Tired But Spunky

These old feet of mine, such an engineering masterpiece
Bravely holding up this great body of work with little complaint
Down to earth and tired, but sporting spunky red nail polish


Barbara Gorelick
for the Feet contest.
1/28/12
Form: Sijo

Because In My Mind You'Re a Sunday Drive

Let me be consumed by you
Your song, your soul, your body of work that reads like a road map towards some vague destination
A place in my heart now void of its contempt
This is a long drive for someone who couldn't read traffic signs , smooth sailing under yellow lights into a  city of your grand design
I'm on my way giggling like a lovesick schoolgirl

Temple

Your body of work
My temple
I've come to worship 
 Fingers grazing lightly across the ink spilled pages
 your beautiful soul laid out before me
Your minds a flowered field I find myself running to
Through the windows of you 
those dark eyes ever enticing 
Gateway to the wanted world
Lost in limerance, closing the door on the darkness behind me

Premium Member Words Strung Together

I have learned not to waste valuable time
On lines having neither rhythm nor rhyme,
Words strung together are hardly sublime.
Obviously, some poets are not in their prime
I wouldn’t give their body of work a dime,
I think they should be charged with a crime
Some should consider becoming a mime ~~
Their long poems present an uphill climb,
Pen me singable lyrics with pizzazz anytime. 

written April 18, 2022
Form: Monorhyme


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