Short Disproportionate Poems

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xocolatophobia (n)- an irrational or disproportionate fear of chocolate

© Sara Kendrick  

A well known artist moved out of the city,
Seeking for himself anonymity,
But when he won a lottery prize
Of a disproportionate size,
He had to wear a disguise for equanimity.

© John Williams  

You’ve obviously,
Been told
You were exceptional,
More suitable,
More useful,
Then everyone else.
Someone should remind you,
Or mention
The cost
Of your disproportionate 
Body.
Your sole achievement,
You
Think
You’ve accomplished something,
Was it worth the cost?

© Robin Miller  

Nothing seems to thus allign
In this Void of Trapezoids 
Rhombus Squares and Hexagrams
Dance with Parallelograms
Diamond Stars and circle Scars-
A Paragon will lead me on
What Circumference? Length and Width?
Dimensions of a Cubic Myth
Radius high; Volume low
A Symmetry Divides my Soul

© Just That Archaic Poet  

Love has many types and tones
Depths and heights, unfathomable
And some, infinitesimal
Love is confused and lonely
One sided and disproportionate
It knows hate not
It does not masquerade 
Love is pure as the morning sun
Subject to natural law
Rich or poor
Happy or depressed
Life or death

© John Trainer  

imbalanced reaction
disproportionate overreaction
state of sudden fluctuations of
mood within a single encounter 
left in a state of confusion 
left in a state of despair
left in a state of distress
whenever the two selves
would happen to meet 
creating conflict to lest 
for weeks 
a never ending cycle
of emotive overreaction

© Shari Thomas  

light, laughter, love
distilled, 

chilled into thought;

and there is no above, 
as this

is brought to ourselves,

as a rain
disproportionate

to any expectation
before birth.

more was never
an answer 

for all
our unasked questions

subliminally, 
we knew

it all
came with us 

that forever
it is the heart

of all we shall become.

© Vernon Witmer  

My friend reluctant to
attend office, too afraid of
his boss's disproportionate love;
constantly meddle through
intrusive disruption thereof;
evinces what he can do.

Keeps juniors under watch;
tries to manage even smallest
details of each work in office;
impossible to dodge;
‘Work Freedom’ thought he'll abolish
if he can; None can match.

© Pratap Roy  

Unsounded minds 
  whispered twice,
Unopened minds
  blinked twice,
Unresolved minds 
  fought twice,
Unclouded minds 
  fathomed twice.

Distorted minds
  twisted twice,
Disproportionate minds 
  measured twice,
Disinterested minds 
  yawned twice,
Disintegrated minds 
  shattered twice.

Inculcated minds
  nodded twice,
Inconclusive minds
  repeated twice,
Inexplicable minds
  questioned twice,
Irrepressible minds
  damned twice.

© Julia Ho