Short Deterrence Poems
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The moralists, twenty and two,
Know not what is like to ensue,
When, grasping but smidgeons,
They act as if pigeons;
They’ll probably hate me when through.
Immigrant bodies pile up in Texas
After building a wall from ‘freedom’ glass
Green card for hard labour
Slave on dearest neighbour
Watch your companions expire en masse
17th July 2019
Married in haste
You would repent at pleasure
Beaded in baste
Distance that bent off leisure
Marriage tends of delay
You got a pride of preference
That breezes out compliments of your survey
Curved out gains that nullify your deterrence
Nuclear bombs are stacked
To use when an enemy needs to be whacked
With one leader having eight hundred bombs ready
And another matching them so very handy
Scientists move their clock
Closer to the midnight slot
For mutual deterrence is the story
Locked with complacency with no glory.
© Paul Warren Poetry
Frozen ornaments
with fierce tears
Swallowing the lie raw
Life's fake comedy
discomfort and deterrence
Prefer the stories - grisly
When life is full of ruefulness
You should turn the other cheek
Let go of whatever has gone wrong
And try not to be weak.
When life is full of tribulations
Please don't give up on hope
Put aside your frustration
And find a way to cope.
When life is full of deterrence
Don't listen to what you are told
Disregard your fear and anxiety
And take a chance at being bold.
I watched the Shahed drones
Flying along the coast
In the Gulf's misty haze
Like grey birds in
Seasonal swirl.
I never doubted
Where they were going
And why?
Since the war began
Burning Iran with jungle fever
Their multiple operations
Darkening the sky
With oil rains blanketing the sky,
I knew it was an existential threat
And our children would grow in bondage
If deterrence failed and that
Was the message of Shahed drones.
With a little bit of inspiration
Written By Dean Masciarelli
September 30, 2010 (3:10pm)
With a little bit of inspiration
I encourage you
To expand your imagination
Because this will allow you
to broaden your horizons
So that you can explore without limitations
Because it will give you the opportunity to
do
everything that you have ever wanted to do
And that includes doing things that you have never
done before by avoiding the deterrence of hesitation