Short Exceeded Poems
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a local farmers cabbages
exceeded county tonnages
the judge said hey joe
you got any mo
my trucks theyre all wreckages.
Thanks Bob
I Exceeded Maturity
At A VERY Young Age
And There Ain't No Way
I'll EVER
Get It Back.
-Gray Squirrel
05-25-2025
Walk the line
All the time
Don’t do bad
Or be too glad
For moderation is needed
And your appetite not exceeded
These are the rules to live by
Go ahead and try.
© Paul Warren Poetry
To be proficient at writing limericks
One must be a bit luny and thick as a brick
Not absolutely needed
But shouldn't be exceeded
Else you'll be banished with one small click
it surrounds my heart
an easy feeling
bonding us together
love the adhesive
it's an absolute truth
between you and me
this road we're on
all limits exceeded
it's an abundant love
that we share
A Vibrant, Voracious Viewer
Remember being vibrant, voracious viewer,
Who of people and countries took a tour;
Many commented,
And even hinted,
Trump exceeded what they could endure.
Jim Horn
velvet voices dance with vibrating violins
octaves often overreached, to
inoculate innocence in
children's choirs, our
expectations exceeded, our experiences
string us along, and strangles us subtly
Air Force One is currently full of number two
In four years, there'll be a ton more, beaucoup!
Special equipment will be needed
As the maximum is exceeded
Good for the crops, this abundant doo doo!
Air Force One is currently full of number two
Three more years, there'll be tons more, beaucoup!
Special equipment will be needed
As the maximum is exceeded
Good for the crops, this abundant doo doo!
Air Force One is currently full of number two
Two more years, there'll be tons more, beaucoup!
Special equipment will be needed
As the maximum is exceeded
Good for the crops, this abundance of doo doo!
& I’m just so thankful that you’re all still around,
that I didn't burn all of my bridges right down,
that I haven't exceeded the times I'm allowed
to call you and tell you how simply the sound
of your voice through the years kept my feet on the ground.
Reckless
when imbibing
He lost his right
to drive
For those infractions
time proscribed
A Poets
D.U.I.
He far
exceeded limits
His influences
blamed
Now doomed to ride
as passenger
In literary
— shame
(Dreamsleep: October, 2025)
To a mother of two
Who always knew
Exactly what we needed
To a mother who cared
And was always there
Beyond boundaries her love exceeded
But for a mom to have
Two grateful sons
Could only be good karma
And good karma it is
For a son to have a mother
He can call "My Momma"
We who wore the blue
Who calmly stood hardy too
Answering the call when needed
Defeating evil when exceeded
We lucky few of sisters and brothers
Who leant a shoulder for each other
A band of friends each being true
As others wish they’d been with us too.
© Paul Warren Poetry
I guess the silver lining
is that I learn humility
once more I forgive
and love falls at your feet
roping with your lariat
more than you'll ever need
what do you do with the excess?
when you tire of paying heed
when the sky is clear and cloudless
when your limit has been exceeded
Stockpiles proportionate divisions
Physical mental health
Making choice decisions
Life issues stealth
Recommendations carefully heeded
Maintain ideal wealth
Necessities well exceeded
Organized required supervisions
Achieved goals succeeded
I am grateful for my ancestors….
all those who have sailed before me down life’s stream…
and I hope from where they’re watching…
I have exceeded their wildest dreams…
And I gladly take my place among them
as I sail down life’s stream…
as I watch my own children and grandchildren
exceed my wildest dreams.
had heard a story
became an allegory
about Alimony
more poems are writing
you to read am inviting
both lips have been biting
Have exceeded my space
againso had to ad this to
this.
what we did was wave
had died at home of the brave
when we saw his grave
Joe we enjoy
for sure we would employ
being so showy
If you live your life fully, death approaches as a
friend
If you’ve risked it all, holding nothing back,
his greeting will not offend
If you exceeded your limitations, you are finally no
longer constrained
If you’ve given back more than you hoped to receive,
—the wind whispers forever your name
(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2016)
My ROAD TRIP this weekend is much needed
My threshold for patience has been exceeded!
Staring at 4 walls at home alone is the worst!
I need a getaway or my brain will burst!
The love of my life was always there when I needed
Now that she’s in heaven I’m seriously impeded
I’m so glad poetry is my venting outlet
Otherwise I might often break out in a cold sweat!
Surface living;
Delving with thought
Shallow inclined; no further
A beetle's truth-quester
One inch, mould-wrought!
The infinite
And what, behind
Its night-hung veil, bespangled
For souls of men have wrangled
Light's, dark's winged grind
A mystery
Left. With relief!
Which strain, high, deep prying mind's
But exceeded by those finds;
Mail's o'ercharged grief!
------
The blood to the Cross
Has long since been lost
Fore the courage of Jesus
Far exceeded the cost
------
We should kneel
Thusly, we should
Surely pray
-For-
The blood of Jesus
Has carried yet,
-Another day
------
Where ever there
Is a call to Jesus
Their shall be love
And sacrifice along the way
A tribute to us all
GF
He rode the endless desert
As the days ran together in it
At first it was what he needed
But being alone finally exceeded
What he felt being the only law
In the Australian desert cut to the craw
He visited the homesteads occasionally
And saw Aborigines living their life free
But one day when the heat was unbearable
Life untenable he hung himself from a tree.
© Paul Warren Poetry
I was in a hurry
To weight only forty
Had no time for a drawn
out diet
So decided I would try it
Bought a sickle
Carved off my flesh
It didn't tickle,
But the blood was fresh
Got on the scale,
With my dying breath
Couldn't read the weight
Too much blood
And it was now too late
I probably weighted but twenty
A skeleton was I
Exceeded my desired weight loss
But for this I had to die.
I have an addiction
Refused it at first
Rage exceeded
Wanted, needed, anxious
I have an addiction
Broken before
Yet again
Irresistible, uncontrollable, required
I have an addiction
Habit now
Obsessing everyday, dependency
Compulsion turns to lust
Desires weaken me
Appetite becomes insanity
Absorbing into my body
Intense, extreme, comfortable
Finally, realizing it is true
I have an addiction
I am addicted to…
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