Short Conceivably Poems

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Premium Member At The End of the Day

The metaphor is lazy now;
a mammoth, sloth-like grazing cow.
Where once it cut like razor wire;
hot spurting fat that hit the fire
that boring repetition quenched;
and all its potent power drenched.
Now the elephant in the room
the dreamy languorous exhume;
because to have the wit to think
could, conceivably, raise a stink.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member This Morning

This morning feels bit chilly
It’s about time to go
It doesn’t seem too silly
I’m used to wind and snow
I shuffle down the high street
I’m crossing the old square 
It’s slippery, I watch my feet
Don’t want to stumble there
The tiles are laid unevenly
It might be too abrupt
If I fall down, conceivably
Won’t bother to get up
Form: Rhyme

Accomplishment

The abundant sadness was 
veritably escaping her eyes;
Fear of oblivion has been over 
come.

It was improbable to forget the 
past;
But intellectual to think of the 
future.

There has been many 
hamartias made;
But all have been forgiven.

Conceivably she thought of her 
life;
Accepting the fact that 
millennial mistakes have been 
made.
Form: ABC

Headstone

Life may be hullabaloo now,
Perhaps apoplectic,
Conceivably cuckoo,
Or it feels like the
World is ending,
Apocalyptic,
But maybe—
Just maybe,
Someday 
I'll be me,
Happy and free,
Like a ballerina 
In a tedious tutu. 
In the end,
All I want—
Just one thing—
Just one— 
Inscribed on
My headstone
“ I have loved,
  I have lived”

Premium Member Overcome Failure

So much flavor and happiness in anticipation Long-awaited events, aspirations. Simple and nimble to evolve Something deep in the heart. What a relief when reality feels akin to fiction But success is the tenacity to cope with the truth The resilience to deal with mistakes. And conceivably to grow out of failures.
Written: March 10, 2023
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