Short Ess Poems

Some sites selling sweet Sydney Sweeney shots solicit salacious sighs....

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A literati once told me
    the difference between a peasant
      and a pheasant is only 'H'

  I replied, the difference between
    symbols and cymbals is known only
      by 'a' literati 'ess,' you 'c'
  ~ as I crashed those cymbals in front of he...

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L-ess talk and more work
O-pen the door for success; 
R-eaching the greatest goal
I-s unceasing or
E-ndless.

J-ust need less talk and more work, 
A-im at finishing the race; 
V-ictorious journey in life
I-s based on God's grace.
E-leventh of December Monday,just listen not to the jerk; 
R-iver that runs deep in silence has less talk and more work....

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I am in L ove,I am the L
I am L avender,L eaving a traiL.

Like the peta L of a fLower
on your L ip at any hour.

In my L ight you can see
I am in L amp gLowing brightLy.

In your L augh and your smiLe
on your L ook and your styLe.

Though in L ess,will be more
in your L ife,tomorrow sure.





© kashpoet
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Placement: 2nd; (June 2012)

Contest:Alphabet Soup

Sponsor:Nancy Jones...

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Acquiesce
(ak-wee- ESS”
By: Miracle Man
12-5-2019

I’ve never been accused of having finesse,
I get to the point without using much tact. 
Most times without showing acquiesce,
I cover the bases, without being abstract.

But now, I’m endeavoring to gingerly tread,
Yet sometimes I still become exasperated.
So to others my words won’t be misread,
 My conversation abruptly becomes truncated.

My Birthday Poem
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They are coming
They never do
It is a first in a long time
I will not focus on the fact
That it is their turn
The road runs two ways
And they have not been here for five years

Releasing all disappointment and anger 
into the wind, I relax and think how much fun
we will have.  It will be joyous! A great time!
They are coming!
They are really coming!

I will be the hostess with the most-ess.
Wait.
Does this mean 
I will have to clean?...

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R-ainy night before sunny day, 
A-s rising after deep slumber; 
M-ess to deal with to gain gladness
I-n twenty-sixth September.
L-et light shine after dark, 
Y-our birthday will break; 
N-ew dawn leaves the dusk to take away your heartache.

F-oggy night before bright morn, 
A-s storm before the rainbow; 
J-ust patiently wait and see
A-nother better tomorrow.
R-emain faithful and firm, 
D-on't throw your hope away; 
O-pen your eyes to the sky, rainy night before sunny day....

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