Short Conclusive Poems

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Premium Member This Conclusion's Conclusive

A psychotic's delusive
A bully's abusive
A hermit's reclusive
A gossip's intrusive...
Praise is effusive
True Wisdom, elusive
Form: Monorhyme


Premium Member Photographic Proof

Mum said she would throw herself off the roof
If I had sex 'fore marriage.  It's a goof
But just in case I do
I'll say, "So, you did too!"
This wedding photo is conclusive proof
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Mind Over Matter

The heart feels the resolution
From the minds illusions
Drawing adverse conclusions
Cause for contusions
A product of evolution
Searching for a solution
Matter filled with pollution
Causing anxious delusions
In need of conclusive solution.
Form: Monorhyme

eagle

2nd PLACEMENT : Haiku Contest 
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin : June 26
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solitaire eagle 
hover to conclusive claw
rainbow trout jumping —

flawless in stillness
wings glide beak rend talons tear
colossus i fly —

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Form: Haiku

Your Best

Try, try again
Even if you don’t win
You can see it to the end
If you just begin

Give it a go
Oh, oh you never know
110 percent can be quite excellent

The object you say is success
Success is happiness

Draw the conclusive line to be the best you this time

-Jess
Form: Rhyme


Holy Communion

The vibes we ride
the highs, the lows
conversations with
conclusive innuendos
Hypotheticals and 
experiments
we engage in
acrobatics of
noun and verb duels
Your en garde
I fall hard
Butter knife
tongues
Eucharistic bread
the uncovering
of your body
unravels my
mentality
Intoxicatingly
sipping your
Lord have mercies
Amen and Amen
© Ts Lewis  Create an image from this poem.

Poem of a Simple Man

Under the sky
          my God,
          I'm similar to an angel
          dressed with the artifacts
          of the world...
          inside the human garden,
          I'm an almost faithful follower,
          flower lover,
          joyful and festive dawns
          and the conclusive
           sunsets
           of the journeys... !

Premium Member Never, Never, Never

Never, never, never,
Conclusive word if ever
No way round it
Can’t be cancelled
Can’t avoid it.

Sometimes good
Sometimes helpful
Sometimes hinders.
Can protect us
Guard our pathway

But so precious
When God says it
As his promise
Safe to keep us 
Evermore.

‘I will never leave,
Nor forsake you!’
Never, never, never!

         Hebrews 13:5

Thankful Anyway

everything I wish would subside
somehow continues to linger
trying to take it all in stride
to push through and endure
      self-doubt is always ample
      regret is unsophisticated
      my fears are never subtle
      although they are antiquated
at nightfall my thoughts are somber
why is contentment so elusive?
but in the sweet morning hour
my thankfulness is conclusive
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member An Alliteration Floral Mess

The same sunny Sunday simply
Just was when the merry month 
Of May came cruising cautiously 
Colliding with a clear and conclusive
Nature every day I say we cheer
Forever everywhere do dare and
Care when all of nature is flagrant 
Aroma we grow up the air is clear 
The garden fragrance fully floral
Fortune fortress a flowerful 
Pleasantries of gardens a
Beautiful stench of a mess.

Premium Member What a Husband Wants

that heart pounding moment
risqué of midnight negligé
his hunger satisfied
the quake of furniture
pearls glistening on floor
candle flame flickering, flickering
   language of love
making tongues swoon
surreality of being one
coalescent couple burning
conclusive kiss, sigh, satisfied
the dewy, unresistant words
that come with completion
simply expounding love
that remembers
  that forgets
     that forges the future

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