Short Depose Poems

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Be careful with words you intone,
because words have lives of their own.
Words overblown, relayed on the phone,
words in harsh tones that jolt, stun and depose,
and shock us with what they disclose.
Form: Rhyme


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   From compose, comes composition
     From suppose, supposition

   From depose, deposition
     From dispose, disposition

   From oppose, opposition
     From repose, reposition
  
       From propose …
Form: Monorhyme

Silence Is Monk

Silence is a monk
in a mountain 
of deep
In meditation
Of heart
Silence is a water
In drench
In dream
Silence in his talk
whispering
within sough
Silence is a monk
In crystal 
secret in depose
 in his heart
Form:

The Rose

He spoke... as she turned him away
“Let this a rosy day be”...
The intent, known not, was to warn
for to him, not a rose had been she

To pluck a rose midst the bush
plays possibly a thorny prick
reasoning not for the fragrance,
only relishing pain’s piquant nick
						
Advancement bold, brings retreat
Egos succumb to depose
No cad, but a ‘gentleman’s’ hand
Could offer a redolent rose
Form: Rhyme

Petals Falling

I took health for granted,
my youth like a rose

To bloom in the present,
till thorns would depose

Attacking my body,
invading my mind

The sleep I’d grown used to,
much harder to find

Not a cold or a fever
for so many a year

No matter the weather,
with nothing to fear

But time is recalling
its card worn and thin

Infirmity threatens
—death budding within

(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2020)
age
Form: Rhyme


Bird Convention

So many feathered friends,
in the tree tops this cool
morning, wrens, sparrows, robins,
and red winged blackbirds.

They have all gathered
here to protest what
man has done to
     Lowell ponds.

Trash and fireworks debris
everywhere you look, fireworks
oh so loud, really bothers them,
nature here should have peace.

How would someone feel,
if people used their yard
for a place to depose
of their trash.

wrote 7-10-07  at Lowell ponds

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