Short Confiscate Poems

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Premium Member Luxury Tax

Luke was asked to pay a luxury tax
Or else the clerk would confiscate his sax
  On the verge of fury
  Luke chilled, said, 'Don't worry'
'That sax? ~ merely a harmless, blunt-edge axe
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Amnesia

Tangled skeins of memories unravel
Implacable reverie in melted rainbows
Encroached upon asphalt canvas, absorbing
New moon's amnesia; her silver shadows confiscate

7/19/19

Originally in 'Patience' on this website

Older Woman/Younger Guy

Too much responsibility.
Too much pressure.
He's not a child,
I'm not a mother.

Why do they blame me
for the works of the other?
It's not fair to be-
And we regret to bother.

Frustration, neglect
Accusation, reflect.
Love, live
Confiscate, give
Solitude....always nude-
(don't be crude)
Forgive.
Form: Bio

My Lost

Oh my lost!
Its time to come back
You have both the breath and time
I am proud to be confiscate
Make me weep again my lost
I did not scattered due to separation
The proud of our love has come to an end
I know you are not my sun
But I need yours one ray of hope
Shine me, my lost
Darkness is so deep here
Lighten my earth
Please laugh my lost

Clouds Overthrow

I am the moon
But not I, for I am the sun
We are clouds much different than both
Able to confiscate your shine or glow

You being the moon, your face will fade
And for you old pious sun, the sky will turn gray

You are observed with admiration
We being of no fame are resentful
Ten thousand years we’ve rolled about
Today we will blind you for all your worth


Denounce Hate

Confiscate the blood shade
What map in world is your interest
How its divided borders of hate to bring a meal its own people
Spring Rise or Nuke evils or grater dear friend state 
Are they our priority to put the hot meal in family table
In middle all paying high price and no clue at all
Denounce hate born to dead we're all peaceful
Once please more focus the people its own land.

Premium Member The Angry World of Cars

the ANGRY world of cars
one pushes, one shoves

in the hurry of love
confiscate those ORNERY horns

trade them in for ANGEL wings
fly around them, wave goodbye

lukewarm oil won’t do the trick
keep the headlights burning BRIGHT

not a BEEP BEEP world of fight
remember cars don’t drive themselves

the SOUL resides under the hood
be a good neighbor, yield RIGHT

4/11/2018
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Patience

Pieces of hours, fragmented minutes
As raindrops slide down windows
Tangled skeins of memories unravel
Infusing reverie in melted rainbows
Encroached upon asphalt canvas, absorbing
New moon's amnesia; her silver shadows confiscate
Charcoal regret to grayed sepia, as diamond stars
Elicit PATIENCE to receive the morning.

3/10/19

For Writing Challenge - Inspirational Acrostic
Sponsor: Dear Heart
Form: Acrostic

The Banished

I wait to be deemed a criminal. 

They tell me my imprisonment is terminal. 

As my innocence pervades. 

I become a waiting specimen as deception invades. 

I am the hope that they resent. 

They were unable to confiscate the hope I present. 

I am in this community of the banished. 

Our intentions to reignite with our families have not vanished. 

I am more than what they have seized from me. 

I am a soul that howls with all these other waiting trees.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member By the King's Decree

Sanctified, sealed, once written in blood

Shipped on the seas and fought in the mud

Swords and arrows and battering rams

Sparing the rich to sacrifice lambs

Multitudes sent to battle by hand

Manpower spent to confiscate land

Another war by the King's decree

Fought by the poor and always will be

Sadly though, many lives they barter

Proudly though, many souls they martyr

Death from wars are always repeated

Kings, in time, are always defeated
war
Form: Rhyme

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