Short Early Warning Poems
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I finger the rim of her goblet,
And speak with a slurring lisp:
"The floor won't clean itself,
no matter how many times I scream at it;
that's why I'm thankful you're in my life:
Because I rarely have to scream at you
more than twice."
- This is the early warning sign:
That it's nearly my bed time
Oh night owl
My constant companion
With luminescent eye's
Piercing through full moon
To ward off vampires and
werewolves alike
And notify an early warning
alert call
Slayers to arm's
Silver , Garlic
Stakes , Crosses
At the ready
Battle commences at the stroke
of dusk
And ends when the sun rises
For those who survive
Only to resume hostilities
tomorrow night again
A-n early warning advice
N-ever lets you feel afraid;
A-llowing you to be safe,
B-ecause the dangers fade.
E-arly warning advice
L-ets you heed the reminder;
L-isten to the Lord's counsel,
E-ither ear must carefully hear.
B-ring an early warning advice,
E-very day, every night;
R-emember God sixth of July,
W-ere it not for Him, there'd be no light.
E-vade the devil's lies,
G-od has opened your eyes;
A-s you travel the world, hold an early warning advice.
The Early Warning French Window
David J Walker
The unmistakable tapping
At the protruding
French windows in
The breakfast nook
Is the early warning system
I’ve relied on
betraying the otherwise
Silent arrival of a wintery day
Sleet and ice announce its
Comings and goings
before the unseen dawn
The darkness extended to noon
Gray will be the color of today
Pitched against the icy white
And I might just stay
Right here
Watching the world from my
French Window