Short Farsighted Poems

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Premium Member Blind Date

New clothes and makeup, my heart delighted Awaiting my fate with a date who is farsighted Your Funniest Couplet Ever Poetry Contest Sponsored by: L MILTON HANKINS November 14, 2021
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Knock Knock

Knock Knock
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Knock knock
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Knock knock
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knock knock
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KNOCK! KNOCK!

Exasperated farsighted man glaring at his derby hat on the hall tree
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Distortion

They kill for their namesake
Blinded with visions of righteousness
Mirrored with images of self
Sanctifying, with daggers plunging deep
Crowds gather in loyalty
Massed in fear, assembled in hatred
Adherence to dogmas of a farsighted kind
While master deceivers bloom like orchids

Intuition Illuminate

Consider the grey past... A pale beginning. 
Take hold the farsighted vision... A rotation of blackened skies.
Cast the darkness aside itself... Immerse into the illuminate. 
Blinded eyes always ignite... Blue flash arcs.
Lured by the energy... Tightening inside intuition.
At what speed is your channel???
Free fall thru a vortex. 
Sustained stones carved...
Anew future.

Premium Member White Cliffs Of Dover

When the day is falling over
And a crescent moon peeps through
I am looking towards Dover
It is not too far from you
There is not a sign of cloud
In the muted blue of sky
It’s a picture without sound
Breathing softly drifts on by
And I see white cliffs of Dover
Though farsighted I am not
Hear the whirring of your mower
What a hearing I’ve got
In the quiet of a moment 
In the glow of fading blue
I can sense more than I wanted
Except that I can’t see you.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member What Else Can Happen

She took the soup can of heartbreak off  the shelf.
Tore it open with her teeth, they were jagged anyway.
No one was here to stop her, and she felt satisfied.
A mouse with a handful of unhappiness ran over her bare foot.
Just what I needed today to complete myself, she thought.
Her farsighted cat pounced on her big toe, tearing it up.
Missing the mouse by at least ten centimeters.
What else can happen? She wondered.
A jar of worst day ever fell off a top shelf
Crushing her and the cat.

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