Short Guesswork Poems
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commodious cave
room after room after room
culture disappeared
hundreds of theories
anthropology studies
merely guesswork
General grammar generates guesswork gaining great glitches grammatically
Contest: Tautogram
Sponsored by: Eve Roper
Date created: 10/21/2019
My
candle
said to me
soon I will rest
for giving you my best
as I have melted my girth
as the wick wanes in my worth
I will flick away my ember
and lastly, remember
the time when you
light up my life
the invitation was put into my house anonymously
come follow me
no signature
I had no idea whence it came
my guesswork could be spot on or spot off
I thought I should accept it
since they figured out how to get into my locked house
how would I get my acceptance accepted?
it was a quandary
I never measure or use a straight edge
Ruler? Measuring cup? I scoff at these tools.
I approximate everything that I do.
That is why I am a folk artist, not a fine artist.
I cook with total imprecision too
Guesswork is my best friend
I toss in a dollop of this and a dash of that
My husband runs when he sees my surprise casseroles.
What do a Jeep, a Ford and a Chevy have in common?
Wheels, air, heat, dashboard, chrome, bumpers, seats,
Steering wheel, headlights, tail lights.
I start to wind down on my guesswork.
He does not nod so I start up again.
Tires, hoods, knobs, door locks, door handles
Keep going he says
Engines, carburetors, windshield wipers.
I can see him shaking his head no
Go on, he says.
But I do not want to.
As oneness in consent, some hopefulness not spent
you bring to mind, in even kind, a spirit of advent.
Beginning Thy will's course, nor empathy's divorce,
I try my understanding, in your truth's whole resource.
No guesswork could proclaim, nor ego bring self aim,
I pray for nearness' unity in Thy complete remain.
A broken course might end, but courage still amend,
the spirit of self discipline, in Thee my noble friend!