Short Excusable Poems

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Premium Member Misapprenension Mistake-

Mistakes,
Previous excusable;
Failing misidentifying misunderstanding;
Miss apprehension;
Grievous so ever;

4/22/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020
Form: Didactic


Premium Member Okay I'M Delusional

Looking outside, there's nothing unusual Clouds are threatening but that's quite excusable Rain's quite normal Snow's immoral Good weather's expected, okay I'm delusional
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Okay I'M Delusional

Looking outside, there's nothing unusual Clouds are threatening but that's quite excusable Rain's quite normal Snow's immoral Good weather's expected, okay I'm delusional
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Old Man Winter

He HAS arrived, later than usual But Old Man Winter's lateness is excusable In fact another week or two Would've been appreciated too But we thank the gods for this snow reducible © Jack Ellison 2016
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Black Monolith

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The Black Monolith
David J Walker

Its not just another days 
Insanity 
	Predictable 
Excusable 
	Lost reality

A commonality 
Of precious time tossed

The clocks chime 
Is just another number
Once lost

Twice added 
to the darque vapor
Of the past
Form: Rhyme


At All Things I Rush

At my present in excusable age
I still crazily rage
In lien of acting The Sage:
Bold to open a wrong page 
Upon receipt of a poor wage:
The Dry Look of one in a cage
And to my Boss “I’m twice your age!”

And at this far-gone age,
A few things I bother to gauge,
Little releasing to Image,
To one day end up in my village …

In short, at things I rush 
And Concerned Advisers hush 
Or their advice crush 
Or watch their concern crash
And still mumble a line rash.
Form: Rhyme

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