Short Cogitate Poems

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Why Am I So Slow

Why I am so slow?
I think you should know
I meditate, cogitate, contemplate,
Yes, and then I will even palpitate
Before I let go!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Sequence

I think,
Cogitate,
Illuminate—
Do everything I can
To rhyme.

Practice.
More practice.
Play till they cramp,
And then study guitar
Theory
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member Do you want to Cogitate it

Do you want to cogitate it? He asks me.
How did he know I do that?
I was not cognizant of this myself.
There is relief when I look up the word cogitate.

Premium Member personal question

Do you want to cogitate it? He asks me.
How did he know I do that?
I was not cognizant of this myself.
There is relief when I look up the word cogitate.

Premium Member Chanting, Om

Chanting "OM"



       Not many get to chant
this phrase.

       They cogitate it's ridiculous
and turn the page.

       Unaware it might just open
a new door!

       Leaving them laughing with
Buddhistic Enlightenment on the floor.

           November 12, 2019


Form: Rhyme


Power of the Brain-Jq

Realise and enhance your strength.
Stop worrying, be insouciant.
Nail it! Do not ever quit.
The triumph shall always shimmer.


Strength is invincible will.
Cogitate and play the game.
Sorrow leads to grave defeat. 
Tears shall slay, the injured soul.


09/03/2019
Jueju-Qijue With A Twist Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: charles messina
Form: Jueju

Cogitating Chianti

Coagulated cogitating
as the result of partying with Jim Beam
or was it my buddy Bud?

Moonshine mulligrumps
from a chianti hang over
the edge of a pledge.

Thinking drinking leads
to stinking thinking
someone cogently said
but, stinking thinking
is exactly whats in my head.

So a little bubbly
brings a smile for a while
and a blank slate
upon which to cogitate.
© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member False Interpretation

Depletion of interchanges and expressions of information  thru verbal networking  is it the key? Misconceived and lacks freedom  of one's expression in many ways of involving oneself often misconceived through speeches,
feelings, ideas and opinions,  language barriers. Cogitate on the past, consider the
present and meditate on the future, Without
verbal communication one wouldn't function as thinking beings.

Inspiration

I like to think a thought right through, then cogitate a phrase or two. A telling rhyme, with scansion clear, will echo through my inner ear. Then if I've pondered far too hard, I'll summon help from book or bard. And when at last, the end of day, I'll know exactly what to say. I'll take my pen and..... Blow it, then I'll tear it up and start again!
For Brian Strand's "Ten Lines Max" Contest by Charles Clive.
Form: Verse

Life Verses Death

Life can be compared to a cunning fox,
We often need to cogitate out of box;
Showcasing our cleverness.

Death can be compared to gloomy songs,
We need to surrender as the time bongs;
Accepting with braveness.

Life and death are non-identical entities,
We need to agnize, there aren't immortalities;
Relenting sheer earnestness.

28-5-2020

~DEEPA~

Third place in the contest.
Note:Triple Stanza Couplet Tail-Rhyme Poetry Contest
Sponsor:Charles Messina
© V. Deepa  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Didactic Delectation

Adonai authors all, anticipates all, altruistically acts, accomodating* acrimonious aliens, allowing adoptive access. Beloved bestows blessing, begetting bliss, birthing born-again believers. Creator conveys captivating covenental communiques; creatures cogitate, construct creedal confessions. Divine drama, documented, drives doctrine, develops delighted disciples drinking deeply, delivering doxologies. * in the sense of reconciling
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

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