Short Erroneous Poems

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Ontario Impresario

There once was a gal from Ontario
Who thought prophecy was her scenario
   In reality she spewed
   Fallacies quite crude
What an odd, erroneous impresario!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member God's Truth Ii

Distortion of God's truth by the ego leads Man to an erroneous conception of reality! 







©   Demetrios Trifiatis
    01 September 2017

*Back just for today!
Form: Monoku

Are You Lost?

Are you lost?
I swear you took
An erroneous turn 
Into my life
A wrong right
And a missed left
While I’m glad you
Passed your exit,
Shouldn’t you be 
Somewhere else?
Form:

Premium Member Usas Politics

misunderstood bureaucrats gobbledygook
rivaling Lewis Carroll’s jabberwocky
poppycock reported by reporters of alternative facts
another round of USA’s wildly erroneous politics

Prophet

Proposing pure penalties
Rambling rancorous reveals
Opining odd occasions
Pitching putrid penance
Heralding heinous happenings
Evoking erroneous events
Teaching terrific tautology
Form: Acrostic


Enchanted Song

Nightingales nocturnes nurture
Everyone’s erroneous existence equipping earth’s enchantment
Harboring habitual happiness hearts
Projecting plentiful peace plus positivity
Mystifying mankind materializing maternal masses…

Premium Member Doctor Wrong

A physician can possibly maim.
Being ill-informed, one that I blame
Cares not for real knowledge
Despite years of college.
“Erroneous” should be his last name.

Jan. 11, 2019 for Joseph May's 'Limerick II' Contest Info
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Expressions Of Love

A sentimental card

Some candy and a rose

A dear hug from a child

A puppy's lick

Expressions of love come
In many shapes and sizes

Though some may seem
Erroneous for strange intimately

The heart knows them all

Timorous Creeds

Dancing to the tune of iniquity,
Deviously artless in their silent retreat,
Elusively lashing out unjustly, 
Pelting out timorous creeds;
A casualty in their vapid beliefs,
Brought upon by diligent lunacy, 
Primed in erroneous ideologies.

Premium Member Enlightening Truth

Oh, divine Truth,

Mountains of prejudices

And

Hills of erroneous beliefs

The mind has to remove

For

To unearth, just a speck of your

Enlightening treasure!


                           



© Demetrios Trifiatis
 17 September 2021

Vanquished

Tapering off in a redundant gesture of defeat
An erroneous life silently suffocating on fumes
Indoctrinated since birth
and reprogrammed by independent perception
Disenchanted as the layers peel back
revealing the perverted roots of a seemingly fruitful surface

The Pyrotechnic Poet

the pyrotechnic poet explodes in staccato bursts of precise persephonifications punctuated by poignant phylacteries felicitously filleting egregiously erroneous assumptions accepted by the masses intently exercising freedom from thought

Vindication

Many a confession is more than a sin injurious
For you may seek to a harm alleviate
Mumble for words and make assumptions erroneous
Yet do sink it and quagmire aggravate

So never torpedo an apology with an excuse
Destitute of exploits,your atonement is of no use.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Numb Heart Feeling

Delusions create a barrier
Opaquing logic reasoning
Trembling rapidly the heart
With erroneous thoughts
Falling fast in love
Reality
Wakes up you
From false
World







For Form N-Ninet or Nonet Poetry Contest
Sponsored by  Broken Wings
Fifth Place
4-22-2017
Form: Nonet

Waltzing Dawn

The estrangement of
a cruising day,
plodding onto the 
dormant senses.

Ancestral musings
strewn with monotonous
contours, 
faded into crevices 
of streaming melancholy.

Smudged against the
sugary tea,
dripping hair,
soiled feet,
the erroneous space between,
the cuckoo sang 
better.

Premium Member ai Bombs

Written and posted by
a real poet, no ai clone -- 
wary of erroneous people,
fake voices on my digital 
phone – fear I may be one of 
the few yet writing poetry alone
without the help of 
some ai, futuristic drone
letting fall synthetic hits
and misses – parrot 
droppings all the same,
really, ai poetry quite morally
lame.

Premium Member Hilltops In the Haze

Coming back home.
On your own.
Morning mist.
In the rain.
Nothing is the same.
Get going, man,
Back home again.
Another time, a different person.
Cable cars move me down the road.
Kites torn and wet on the ground.
Hilltops in the haze.
Onerous and erroneous,
My acrostic a broken cheese grater.
Everything's greater at home.
Form: Acrostic

Mind In Humility

M-ind in humility 
O-bliterates the confusion; 
N-euron speaks to the heart, 
A-iming to erase erroneous assumption. 

O-pen mind in meekness 
L-ets the conceit decay 
I-nto the depth of oblivion, 
V-icious pride fades 
A-way. 

N-ever ignore being modest, 
A-bstaining from pomposity; 
T-wenty-eighth morn of May, 
E-levate your mind in humility.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member When our eye be single

Intuitively labelling objects,
attention fixated on illusions,
we see only what lower mind reflects,
coming to erroneous conclusions,
thus nurturing deepening delusions.
Tied to mind”s tree, we can never be free
but if we dwell in the vast void carefree,
our soul presence is then divine aligned,
ego recedes and head and heart agree;
soul’s eye opens, on bed of truth reclined.
Form: Dizain

An Erroneous Deliberation

what I thought was right, seemed to be wrong
all alone, my thoughts did belong
to my self, I left alone, a thought so strong
it took me 2 heaven and brought me back home, I
remember when I felt so strong,
a day like yeserday felt so long
I know this is a feeling that should be long gone
my emotions seemed to linger on
a love I never knew felt so strong
A thought of GOD, i knew, seemed so long
Form: Rhyme

The Time Stabs Me

I'm the existence
from one drop of love
on this earth

from the nothingness
I'm embodied, a visible form
in the cage of time

in the reign of time
sometimes I defile my embodiment
forgetting it's kingship

the time stabs continuously
to remind the void erroneous body
but I'm stupefied 

the time stabs continuously
but no scope to leave it
or to live without it!


-September 23, 2019 Chattogram

The Aging Night

Slowly my night was aging,
I found no dry path to stride along
Under the grey moon,
All those mortal moments, that I passed by,
Were not encouraging to me,
I desperately looked for a forgiving mind
In that poorly-lit night for my redemption.
I have an inchoate sense, it tells me—‘there is
Debris of hopes strewn out there somewhere.’
I found one, and picked up to illuminate the
Labyrinth of my erroneous life.

Life's Alphabet

Arise, my friend
Begin anew.
Cherish what we
Did to you.
Erroneous and
Fearful Spite.
Gallantr-ian
Hedonite,
Intertwined with
Jarring thoughts.
Kill your desires.
Live life lost.
Mingle laughs with
Night-time tears.
Overcome such
Pointless fears.
Qualms will hold you;
Relentless fights.
Snared in fear and
Tangled fright.
Unknown logic
Vivicated there
Within your soul a
Xerosere.

You're your own oasis.
Zen.
Form: ABC

Our Creation

Loco lonely liaison
Passionless painful prize
Who we were withering
Erroneous empty eyes

All alone aimlessly 
Sitting silent suffering
Soulless stranger sadly
Ruthless regretful ring

Astute audacious affection 
Brings betrayed blasphemy
Pleading posing practicality
Misleading mental me

Destruction deviated distance
Afar against all advice
Cries crafting compassion 
Disarmed disloyal device  

© Stacy Lynn Stiles

Unlearning Love

Were you been told about love?
That of kindness and purity?
Or were you a world learner,
Suppressing desires just loving away?

With the errant thought of love,
Giving and freeing feelings,
To erroneous beings of fire;
Love has never found form nor source.

And frequently soul grasps the habit,
Of whispering to the heart what’s love isn’t,
But the mind-body spectrum barely knows;
Confusing each feeling by falling in love.
Form: Epic

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