Short Edit Poems

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Premium Member A Med-It-Ation

My writing requires an edit
After each line I regret it
It can't get much worse
Load this verse in a hearse
As readers try to forget it
Form: Limerick


When We Would Complete Edit

When We Would Complete Edit

after we read it
we would complete the edit
give proper credit

Jim Horn

8 to go to complete
8,000 poems.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Lin Lane

Lin Lane was as sharp as a dart 
incredible at penning her art 
experienced in edit 
I Give her due credit
She could take all mistakes apart.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Meddling With Masterpieces

Edit, abort;
poem cut short.

————

A For-Get-Me-Not, a rhymed couplet with 4 syllable lines

Eph 2:10 - For we are God's workmanship (poema)...
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
sad
Form: Couplet

Premium Member work from a jerk

We edit our text and make cuts
To avoid the mantra word-klutz
What's publishing next
Are my lines badly hexed 
Here on poetry soup to nuts
Form: Limerick


Premium Member New system trouble

I'm having trouble using the 'new system'
Cant edit comments properly..cant even
See the update bar..this is when on a phone.' Are others getting the same ttrouble?

Premium Member John Donne with typo edit

John Donne, English poet innovator and scholar
finished life wearing a clerical collar.
Most famous for sermons and love poetry, 
a wife and twelve children also had he.
Form: Clerihew

Sashay

Read the expression on my face.
When I was born, they yelled: "First place!"
I edit opinions... ((REPLACE)) ....
Swallowed pride without saying grace.
I'm the finish line, with no race.
Form: Rhyme

To Edit

To Edit 
to recover 
to renew 
to rediscover 
to change the existing 
to realize my own mistakes 
to change the innocence
to redo the first words spoken 
can I fix the Broken ?
to Edit .
Form:

Premium Member These Days

I’m writing my life story
Over and over
Without stopping to edit
Stream of consciousness
Through vast and varied terrain
Fresh and familiar in the same
Breath each
Time well spent.

November

NOVEMBER

November saying hi
October says bye
Valediction for succession
Enter like a magician
Moving things from best
Bringing them to your chest
Edit and expunge the worst
Rewrite the trailed test
Form: Acrostic

Read It After God Did Edit

Read It After God Did Edit

What we should do is to have read it,
And after that Bible ask God to edit;
Love and worship;
More pages flip;
Give Him credit and around shed it.

Jim Horn

4498


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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Who Is This Old Woman

Who is this old woman who sits in a chair
Eyes wide and blank in a sightless stare
Attempting to edit her past unaware
That her life ticks by in couplets and pairs
And that where there is nothing, nothing is there.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Footles On Folks Less Seemly- Spelling Edit

Student Procrastinator

Grammar
Crammer

Multiple Casino Guy

Scrambler
Gambler

Casino Loser

Lamer 
Gamer

A Playboy’s Malady

Fun guy
Fungi

Slasher in Prison

Knifer
Lifer

April 27, 2021
Form: Footle

Perceived Gaze Concord (Crystalline) (Edit)

Mystery discreetly disclosed.
Changing moods reveal details of shades
edit
Designed by nature with a clue,
Watchful minds eye, will break the venue.
edit
Blended aspiring deployment,
Thine story so brightly depicted.

Premium Member Short Story 2

Hi Soupers, 

Please do read my new short story about the birth of Jesus.  

"MooMoo's Manger Story"


(I don't know how to edit it. I submitted it in paragraphs only, but it has come without any gaps. Sorry about that!)

Credit

credits edit is fed it,my medicine is just jettison my edison,and fold over her 
reddison.my nigga,my incomplete nigga,wheres the swerve in the scurve rotund?
i need funds and a future,you should sutcher,and deliver a final blow,exits know.
Form: ABC

Flawed

Too ugly.
Too tall.
Too nice.
Too small.

Too talkative,
Too confident,
Too mockative
Don’t call.

Too broke.
Too negative.
The bane of my life.
Don’t credit them.

Too flawed.
That’s relative
To the human race.
Can’t edit it.
Form: Rhyme

Edit In Life

Restructure
Some wording
In the dangling
Of
Meaningless
Sentences

Writing is
The Sparkle
Crackling in
Forgotten fires
Inside
The minds
Time
To shine

Wind us up
And see
Us spin
Don't
Topple 
Us over 
Regression
Never wins

Underdog

Our  game show host,
in negative, 
teeth bleaching.
papering the cracks,
with good lighting,
and bad jokes,
We
never
see 
you 
coming.

Fluffed before countdown
but you never came,
your climax is waiting,
any minute now
there is no edit.
Form:

Tapestry

To thee I sing a dirge,
As I behold the mangled sight,
Pity, I couldn't turn back the hand of clock, or
Edit the disfigured pattern,
So grotesque as I watch, the
Time-worn piece in my front,
Reminding me of those far away years,
You came to be by my skilful hands.
art
Form: Acrostic

Playing Peek a Boo {edit}

<                             coniferous tree
                       playing peek a boo .... shuffle                                
                              candid smiles glisten


{ Christmas }






Entry For
Deborah Guzzi's
Holiday Haiku Contest
G.L. All
Form: Haiku

Liberty Loves You

Liberty loves you
Do you fancy freedom?
If I was liberation,
Would you worship 
The ground I walk on?
I’ll free you from 
Whatever pains you
And I will make all wrongs right
I refuse to edit your existence
You are wonderful the way you are
That is why
Liberty loves you
Form:

Breaking From Vernacular 2

Breaking from Vernacular 2  [ edit ]

The truth neglected
A different outcome expected
Never was life so splendid
Happy now even if it ended
Taking time to ease the mind
The less I think the more I find
Change seems more than spectacular
To truly break from the vernacular
Form: Rhyme

Read the Rules

to all who took advantage to edit out the damage to restore what was carnage on the battlefield of haiku a really big THANK YOU for the next haiku challenge you'll need a summer kigo and please remember to read the rules like I do much kudos to all, Mick

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