Short Heartlessly Poems

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Premium Member Hearting Haults-

~Those honest hideous hearts heartlessly hesitate hastily haunts~


12/20/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr  2020


My Friend Married a Japanese Lady

My friend married a Japanese lady, 
They are graceful, polite and orderly.
But he was deceived such heartlessly and shady, 
Someone slipped him - a Chinese forgery!
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Thoughts of the Lost

Sleepless nights alone
Piercing the thoughts of the lost
Painful incision 
Death doesn’t mock the weary
He scythes them heartlessly

Russell Sivey

Purely Fiction
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Horrifyingly Hearty Hookworms

Horribly, heartlessly horrifying hearty healthy hookworms hasten to 
heat up Henry’s hamburger haven. Here within, harmoniously and happily harbored and headquartered in Henry’s haphazardly helter-skelter heroic stomach.

Premium Member From a child to an adult

Children who played so boundlessly
Out in the dew-fresh meadows
When the summer sun bathed life in chaos
And their hearts yearned so endlessly

Adults who sought so endlessly
In their fathers' glass houses
When night lights mirrored death in the frame
And their souls glimpsed so heartlessly
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Harvest


In the serf's vase, a blossom gaudily sits.
Within an eternity so heartlessly clipped.
Goals only half met, pocked with regret.
You've come so far-far up from the crag.
The crystal of the dream withering to hagfish.
It was all about the gifts and the voyage within 
A silver starfish, a tide pool's lone gem.
Form: Rhyme

It Pours

… it pours.

The orange horizon embraced the sun tenderly 
The wind groaned in disgust
Dashing into the swaying forest to put-up for the night
Puffing clouds chased each other up the sky
Screaming and flashing cruel rapiers
Piercing the sky heartlessly in their rant
All of a sudden
The sky wept
Tears of anger,
Vented for ages
And nothing was the same again that has been
created.
Form: ABC

Remembering the Glory Days

To lie in all my golden glory,
My former branch left bare;
I remember my crisp and fresh green unfolding
Into delighting you, serving you,
With my shade and perfume.
And through the black green year of blue shadow,
And devotion when you loved my doing as you bid.
Before heartlessly you let go and I spiraled 
Drifting, drifting, landing and now
I lie here in all my golden glory,

Longing for those useful days.

Love Seems Like a Curse

When I close my eyes 
Life seems like a sweet dream 
But when I open my eyes 
It's something like a nightmare

When I hear your voice
I become attracted
But when I see 
You love another guy
I become distracted

When I want you wildly
I forget you will hurt me
When you insult me heartlessly
I understand 
You are like a fire to me

When you laugh a lot 
Love seems so good
But when I think deeply
Love seems like a curse

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