Short Chapman Poems

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John Lennon Dead 8 December 1980

A hot summer afternoon
A news flash around noon
John Lennon shot dead
For infamy instead
Mark Chapman for the kill
For him just the thrill
And we lost a treasure
Gone from the world forever.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad


Premium Member Sand and Water - One Liner

Within pain’s marrow are the tears that bloom tomorrow’s dreams

               Sand and Water – Beth Nielsen Chapman
                                ~13 Dec 2015~


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© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

John Lennon Died This Day

John Lennon died on this day
Chapman shot and blew him away
So sad a man of peace is killed so violently
You see killing can be done so easily

When someone wants to be known by all
Get a gun and kill fame is at your call
Now the 8th December is the day
John Lennon is remembered shot down that way.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Johnny Appleseed

Our old friend Johnny Appleseed
Was a bit of a kook all agreed
Always wore a tin pot on his head
Kept himself dry and also well fed

Johnny Appleseed was really John Chapman...he became the stuff of legends after his death. 
He wandered the northeast planting appleseeds. The apples were used for apple cider or "spirits",
not for eating.
Form: Clerihew

Sailor Moon poem

Heart, what is this heart I see?

A thousand needles, and I'm still bleeding from Cactuar's attack?

Sailor Moon poem

Sailor Usuki, my fave! You look like a manga screen to anime and back. I am the princess of the Blue Moon, the elastic void of retribution, the original Sailor Moon, Shelina Denise Chapman. Remember me, always, remember who you are: you are Sailor Moon, Sailor Zoicite. Allah, bewildered!
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Premium Member Copla Veinticuatro This Bad Guy World

COPLA VEINTICUATRO : This Bad Guy World

Let’s take it one step further yet
There’s nothing per se good nor bad
“Thinking makes it so.”*

Life’s indifferent to conflict
Holds unfolding drama a fad
Some kind of show

Playing on centillion planets
Dark energy in dark matter
Pulling the strings

Weird bodies on other planets
Writhing quelling one another
Evil GOOD brings?

* Spencer Chapman. The Jungle is Neutral. London: 1948. 

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.

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