Short Hem And Haw Poems

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Premium Member A Dithery Tizz

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Tis all 
shilly-shally, dilly dally
wiffle waffle, willy wobble 
quiver and dither 
teeter and twitch,
which whatever, wherefore wobble
hem and haw, ho and hum
Tis all a dithery tizz


Thin Mints

Thin Mints, an oxymoron
Heavy Mints is spot on
I think willpower deserves a badge
Never can eat just one

My goal? To make a Scouts’ pledge
I hem and haw and hedge
No more cookies, I wail
Try as I might I fail
So I eat the whole sleeve instead
Form: Acrostic

Living the Dream

Ordinary moments
for ordinary people,
living inside the dream

Like comfortable shoes,
a dog that won’t leave you,
treasures to esteem

Ordinary moments
for ordinary people,
the rest to scratch and claw

To get to a place
they’ll never find
—condemned to hem and haw

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Living the Dream

Ordinary moments
for ordinary people,
living inside the dream

Like comfortable shoes,
a dog that won’t leave you,
treasures to esteem

Ordinary moments
for ordinary people,
the rest to scratch and claw

To get to a place
they’ll never find
—condemned to hem and haw

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hem and Haw

	       Hem and haw, Mr. Candidate
                  Just beat around that bush 
               When all you do is stall for time
                  You surely cover your tush

                You open your mouth and words fly out
                    I’d swear that you said something
                 But as I reran your speech on Insta-Gram
                    I see that you meant nothing
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member My Epitaph

Those who are ever-persistent
   take pride in being consistent
Never quitting what they start
   they're considered quite smart...

Others hem and haw, never sure
   if they should move on or stay put
Yet whenever they choose to move on
   they feel they shot themselves in the foot...

As for me, I'm nor twixt nor between
   'cos based on the evidence I've seen
These words be my epitaph
   ~ He planned; God laughed
Form: Couplet

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