Short Good Sense Poems

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Premium Member A Good Sense Of Humour Blunts The Sharp Blades Of Reality

a sharp two-edge blade
cuts too quick for pound of flesh-
sly parry of wit
leaves assailant floundering
for razor sharp comeback slice
Form: Tanka


Tyburn-01

Learning
Conscience
Increase 
Good sense
I let all my learning be conscience
Literacy increase my good sense

-	June 04, 2018 Chattogram
Form: Tyburn

Premium Member Finding Love

No one could know all of who I am or even make good sense of what I have become. I suppose love is finding someone willing to try...

A Gentle Reproof

A Gentle Reproof

For want of good sense and probity
It seemed logical for me to offend him
But upon closer examination, the need never 
Arose, for his sin was no greater than mine

Premium Member The Joker

In highschool the class clown's name was Seth 

Made some laugh and bored others to death 

It wasn't a rumor 

His good sense of humor 

Couldn't hide a slight case of bad breath
Form: Limerick


Through Prism of Good Sense

through prism of wisdom                  
                                              with inner non glassy lens                  
                                                  clear is seen in dark
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Bracelet of stars

We gaze into darkened star lit night
God has a good sense of humor 
he plays pictogram with stars in sky 
the Angels arrange them out of order 
with one touch God links them together 
creating a beautiful bracelet for our view
Form: Verse

Premium Member Pact

Quatrain #832:
PACT


Prize that stern pact where good sense steers,
Ask for fine tact to live fond cheer;
Choice strokes the act where zest firms best,
Touch knows how fact can firm poise here.

~~~~~~~~~




Leon Enriquez
21 November 2018
Singapore
Form: Rubai

Joyful Conscience

J-oyful conscience is also clear, 
O-nce the blemishes disappear, 
L-ife on earth is truly well-lived, 
I-n the eyes of God it does believe, 
N-ice heart and mind are in good sense, 
A-ccording to joyful conscience.

Topic: Birthday of Jolina Alvarez (April 17) 
Form: Acrostic Couplet
Form: Couplet

Premium Member A Good Sense Of Humour Blunts The Sharp Blades Of Reality

Humor plays a special role
In this world of woe.
Laughter's serum for the soul,
As all fun lovers know.
Robust guffaws brighten days.
Insides shake, and hot tears flow.
Think of all the many ways
You could cheer those feeling low.
Form: Acrostic

Thanksgiving Treat

Fluffy pumpkin cheesecake pie
Layers of pure bliss
Graham crackers so buttery
Sweet pumpkin,cream cheese
Topped with rich whipped cream
My special
Treat!



I am so grateful that I have a good sense of humor...it 
has seen me through many of life's trials!!

for Thanksgiving dinner contest
sponsored by Gwendolen
© Deb Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epulaeryu

Premium Member Philosophy

Feel the wise talk,
Indulge good sense;
Now how you walk,
Etch simple tense.
Ply your best verse;
Heed curl and swirl;
Inch and observe,
Love this strange world;
Open your heart,
See how you feel;
Offer fine art,
Play helps you heal;
Heart knows sure mind;
You come to find.



Leon Enriquez
09 August 2014
Singapore
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Standup Hugs

Standing there
Arms outstretched
The haggard pasty washed up
Kewpie doll
Of a soon to be ex
Awaited his oxytocin fix

As the dutiful wench
Swallowed the stench
Of his distillery fermented fat
She thought 

This puts the retch in wretched

And that was that
A good sense of humour
Is only embraced so far



5.31.2020

Premium Member Haiku Passage 2

HAIKU PASSAGE 2


Touch describes
Beyond good sense;
Sure feelings speak

~~~~~~~~~


Be here now:
Mindfulness greets 
Haiku in-transit

~~~~~~~~~


To go somewhere
Be now here;
Or nowhere near!

~~~~~~~~~


Be as no-thing
Be mindful --
All is empty

~~~~~~~~~




Leon Enriquez
11 June 2017
Singapore
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Good Sense Of Humour Blunts The Sharp Blades Of Reality

H=Humour and smiles make for a happy day for everyone.
U=Under hurt or pain, add humour so it will melt fast away.
M=Many need a joke or two so their face can wear a smile.
O=Our life is happier with lots of humour in it.
U=Unless we have humour in the world, we will be sad.
R=Read this again to see what to do for a happy life.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Blue Cheese 'n Pickles

Something old, something blue,
Aged not old, a odd pairing, 
which unfits the mold.
Taste acquiring, 
pungent smell, 
putrid looks, 
uninspiring.
It is the dare that begs one to love it.
One good sense of five ain't too bad,
When you hold your nose, 
close your eyes
and taste it, 
breathlessly,
senselessly,
there's the rub.

The Edge

Perilously dangling, 
One toe over the edge
Dizzily drawn to hover at the brink
Eyes closed and arms stretched out 
Into thin air
I know that I am going to fall, yet I resist
Trappings of stability wrap tendrils around my waist
But they are frail and will not hold…
Leaning forward, against good sense, but unable to reason
I fall.

Premium Member Plenty

Beauty knows best
Joy's lovely fest


Look to good sense
To flavour tense


Live your best mind
Act in sure kind


Be a soul grand
Love works bold span


Live wise galore
With bliss that shores


Walk with sure ease
That lovely peace


Waltz in good time
Warm poignant chimes




Leon Enriquez
01 December 2016
Singapore
Form: Couplet

Silence of the Night

A-nother night is serene, 
N-othing is heard but silence; 
G-oing to bed may be later, 
E-ach tick is in good sense.
L-et the voice of the night echo in the deepest mind; 
A-llow it to make better even the moment most unkind.

D-ay twenty-eighth October
I-s starting to burn the light; 
Z-enith has heard the sound
O-f silence of the
N-ight.
Form: Acrostic

A good sense of humour blunts the sharp blade of reality poetry contest

Witty words keep me sane 
A giggle eases, life’s pain
When times are trying
Laugh through the rain
Reroute the grooves
Soften the grain

With faces stiff
A snooty drift
Good humor sees
Life is a gift

Minus a grin
Hard work won’t win
May spot the crowd
But won’t fit in

So when you choose
Smile over frown
You’ll lift the blues
A joyful sound

The Weather Girl

only girl stranger
to her dad and her step mom
history strikes again

drawn to ones treating
us like we might have good sense
no matter the risk

rebellion is stealth
comes in oh so many forms
stuck under that thumb

that iron thumb stifles
'til anything looks better  
do the best we can

hard to understand
prolly just a big package
she'll get bored of this
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Fragments 10

FRAGMENTS 10


As if each verse makes good sense
This tacit bluff and sly masquerade 
Embalms even lifeless still life
Beyond canvas or poignant picture
As a living mantra chant echoes
Or else implodes in eternity
Beyond the shifting echoes
That rise and fall and rise again
In these enchanted sand dunes

~~~~~~~~~




Leon Enriquez
04 October 2019
Singapore

Love Is a Miracle

Somewhere
A child sits hungry and dying


Everywhere
People are wasting food


Sometimes
People are generous


Most times
They are not


Here-say
is just that


They say
That time heals


Sanity
Doesn’t always reign


Vanity
Rules the world


Innocence
isn’t stupidity


Guilt
Lords over good sense


Hate
Is a dirty word


Love
is a miracle
Form:

This Is Funny

Drawing up a map
It needs a good navigater
Drawing up a budget
It needs figures   systematically
Rolling my eyes in disbelief

The love you have been given
Should be received
Yet it would be nurtured
And will be utilised
Honouring the respect given

Drawing up a marriage proposal
It needs creativity
Drawing up a guest list
It needs a good sense of humour
I rest my case

Premium Member Oomph

Beauty spreads light
To curious eyes;
Finesse grooms sight
With profound sighs.


Curves and lines flow
In sensuous form;
Passion now shows
A crafty norm.


Joy spreads fond cheer
With happy feel;
Indulge thoughts here
As beauty heals.


See true light shine
To spark bold tense;
Greet touch divine:
Allow good sense.




Leon Enriquez
03 December 2014
Singapore
Form: Quatrain

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