Short Clauses Poems
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For a diet there’s a number of clauses,
and natural food brings many applause's,
so for veggies I yearned,
until I soon learned,
most of us die from natural causes.
Friendship is also a contract entering into by two parties binding two hearts with no clauses therein to demand anything than standing for love, trust and understanding.
Read carefully for clauses and side effects
Each word has the power of life and death
Ask for a second opinion if your not sure
Drag you eyes across every line or you'll be sorry!
i am a sentence
a set of words that's complete
in itself, subject
and predicate a
conveying statement, question,
exclamation, or
command of main clause
sometimes one or more clauses
i am a sentence
by James Edward Lee Sr.
And with irrational clauses wisdom growth,
So they supposed a lost boy forever though
I just wanted you to know.
As two supreme beings wage conflict,
Freedom is farfetch'd.
So run run chase what you said
for One of two is Two of one,
So run run run lost boy again.
Two of one- dan p
We are the only bonds of pleasure
We drink a cup of wine at night
A slave in the illusion, in the illusion of our pleasure
Don't think otherwise, don't have a heart
Alone in the night of the rush of dreams
Steps slowly in the dark
Bring your imagination with us
We are the only chains of pleasure in illusion and calamity
There is a capital in the beginning
A period, explanation question in the end
A setting of words that is complete in itself
Typically containing a subject and predicate
Conveying a statement consisting of a main clause
Sometimes one or more subordinate clauses
Words constructed the beginnings the end of words
sentence...
4/24/18
written words by James Edward Lee Sr.
Copyright © 2018
ABC A poem that has five lines that create a mood, picture, or feeling. Lines 1 through 4 are made up of words, phrases or clauses while the first word of each line is in alphabetical order. Line 5 is one sentence long and begins with any letter.
Here's an example I wrote:
Among the forest trees
Beneath the mossy green
Colors muted emerald
Decide if they are seen
Enchanted visions unfold.
Raveling bare knees
with gnarled hands.
Why you did not want to wear the clothes
in human chain ?
Seeking the refuge redundantly under
the wings of frugal maternity,
in trance ? The strangeness never dies.
The words were hollow, the shrines
empty. Who will go after the breast bone ?
Was it a derogratory remark to ask for the
name of a lame duck who was going
to commit a friendly suicide ?
Satish Verma
The heart questioned — prolonged silence
gestures lay down imaginary evidence
the voice breaks before the word “fidelity”
and every gaze becomes a piece of proof.
I question the obvious: love or habit?
the clauses of desire tangle, fold back
in the shadow of promises, I lay down my doubts
witnesses from the past whisper half-words.
Verdict: to love is not a contract,
but a freedom judged by the lucidity of the heart.
Blended candy and cocoa dreams;
inundate the senses of children;
as Santa stacks his sleigh,
with a palette of colored packages.
His belly-fuel,
Is sweet and warm.
Sharing with his reindeer,
will get him through his,
Christmas task.
Come morning, sounds of laughter and joy,
ring out on the air,
as everyone’s wishes are fulfilled.
Another Christmas,
Spins it’s web of happiness
and the Clauses, bed down,
for a well deserved sleep.
Children of stink, cannot smell the rose.
Lithium in their blood
fathers were happy.
Power over the fire of groins,
was a music to ears.
Everything else was secondary.
The wishes squealed
on the mattresses.
Grief was served in the bed.
Big tears flowing
on the cheeks of ice.
Antarctica was crying.
Sexed up vendetta
did not kill a fly.
Bee was hovering over the heads.
I will expand till infinity.
Life will take care
of ferocious clauses.
SATISH VERMA
Portraits
portraits of free radical pursuers
June and ruin
to all inducers frame from the past
lie here in the grass
bend the time back with a piece of paper
then think of ways to change the advent
crippled riddled with dimples
small holes in our own atmosphere
steer northward and you will notice
large and decibular clauses and loud noises
people get upset and leave the quarry
that’s for another story
Written by tonuhalan31/04/06/sun