Short Inadvertently Poems

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Predictive Text

Perhaps
Rewards
Evade
Ditsy
Idiots
Cause
They
Inadvertently
Voice
Errors

Try
Envelopes
Xchanging
Texts.




I  hate it.
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Zen mode

we often do pause to assess
tremors by us inadvertently created
as we mindfully refine our consciousness 
we also wonder why we are sedated
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lost art

Just be yourself is almost always
inadvertently shamelessly said.

Few can see themselves as they truly are
for indeed, being oneself is a rare lost art.

Premium Member Mocking the Dead

Pigeons, being
Pigeons,
Inadvertently
Mock the dead
As does the passing
Stray dog.
If left alone
Children
Will play among them
Witnessed
By a murder
Of crows.

Google

Google a topic to discuss
Only you can elaborate to us
Over a warm cup of coffee
Ginger ale or milk with toffee
Let us hear you thoroughly
Else be hazy inadvertently.
Form: Lyric


Premium Member Dum Dee Um Dum

There once was a lady from London Whose blouse inadvertently came undone Out popped this guy With two dark brown eyes And a jolly jiggle, dum-dee-um-dum
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Dum-Dee-Um-Dum

There once was a lady from London Whose blouse inadvertently came undone Out popped this guy With two dark brown eyes And a jolly jiggle, dum-dee-um-dum © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Inadvertently Believed

I unintentionally
always
seemed to 
make the 
mistake 
of unwittingly
inadvertently 
believing in 
the possibility 
of a brighter 
tomorrow 
one in which
reconciliation 
is the out come
Form: Lyric

Desert Story

Stones inadvertently resemble pain
sharp when raw
freshly torn from rock.

Witnesses of time, they fill with voices
the ridges round off,
become children's cheeks.

Afterwards 
they shrink,
stone egg cells
in an eternity of ideas.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Wind

Wind





While eating pizza way back home,
Inadvertently I gulp all tamarind,
Nevertheless let bygones be bygone,
Does the killer taste not show up in the wind ?




Written Oct 26th, 2015
For contest by Jan

Awarded 1st place win
Form: Acrostic

Donna's Unicorn

Donna set out to mount a unicorn; 
but, inadvertently, she grasped his horn;  
and, unfortunately, his horn she shorn.  
She clasped in hand that torn tremendous thorn.  
Since now there's nought his forehead to adorn, 
she, per force, mounts horse; both, of course, forlorn.
© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Weve No Promise of Later

We’ve No Promise Of Later Miracle Man September 20, 2023 At a young age I was deemed a speedy learner, although sometimes I didn’t fully fathom why. I seldom finished things on my mind’s back burner, Sometimes my best ideas would inadvertently die.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Misfortune

Oh, heartless Misfortune,*

My gratitude to you immeasurable is


For


Having the names of my true friends, 

Inadvertently to me revealed!




© Demetrios Trifiatis
     16 July 2015 


* Whenever a misfortune comes our way we 
 realize who our loyal friends are!
Form: Epigram

Issues

The divide between my neighbour and me,  
The strangeness that makes us strangers,  
The silence that echoes our unspoken words,  
The books that those words create.  
We turn through the pages in the loneliness of separation,  
The unhealthy world we inadvertently build.


March 17, 2025.

Premium Member Return Home To Me

I didn't intend to make you sad. Please let me know if I did something bad. I approach you with genuine sincerity. If I hurt you, it was inadvertently. You mean everything in the world to me, you see. Why don't you come back home to me? inspired by another member's poem

Hung Up

My dear...
The line is cut unexpectedly

Yesterday,
He was on the phone all day
With us

Today
He was going to catch a few rays 
Alone 

He inadvertently deleted
His daughter, wife and parents messages 

No...
Apparently 
He was enough of us
And put his cell phone on silent mode
Forever...
© Esther Yau  Create an image from this poem.

Freedom Isn'T Free

Don't believe the hype, freedom
isn't free
Or, why else was JESUS made a
sacrifice at Calvary
As ROSA, inadvertently challenged
the system of Montgomery
And, JFK, became a target of some
CONSPIRACY
While, PREJUDICE, took the life of Rev.
Martin Luther King
Inevitably, did Someone make a sacrifice
for You and Me

Let's Rhyme

The vanity of pleasure,
The young hearts can’t measure,
They yearn for leisure,
Vanity is their utmost treasure.

Some inadvertently yield to pressure,
They're caught in the delinquent compressor,
As they grow older, vanity becomes a displeasure,
Until the night brings a closure.


December 7, 2023.
Form: Monorhyme

Redeem Lost Souls

Condemn not victims programmed to devour, imbibe and assimilate beliefs, creeds, norms, mores and values that wipe away the compass of right and wrong, left and right, leaving victims in a state of arrested moral development and envelopment. 

Help redeem souls lost in 
the strong grip of misguided
creeds inadvertently.
Form: Haibun

Micro Menace

MICRO MENACE ******* People pollute, killing all living life! When will they understand recycling recovers? Hopeful, helping some species survive. Intervention inadvertently stops strife. Success, still wishful thinking, true, plastic pollution is, 'catch twenty two'! Micro menace, plastics one hundred and eighteen years old!

G'Day

G'DAY
Al oh! Yes, That's me. . Come on man, share with others your Reason for wanting to be on this team Oh! I guess I love rhyme and metre and as for Syllables, I love to count 'em. Haiku and stuff That's it in a nutshell – what's that you say. Did I, Al, a neophyte, inadvertently write an Acrostic poem. Crazy! Man. Just crazy!
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member I Inadvertently Hate You

I inadvertently hate you 
It comes and goes but suddenly
Ebbing in and out of my mind
Unbidden

I make no apologies 
For I inadvertently have forgotten your name
I inadvertently have my own agenda
I inadvertently choose me.

Please accept my apology
Which I am snatching back without giving
For you have inadvertently irritated me again today
Who are you again?

The Cynicism of Disillusion

THE CYNICISM OF DISILLUSION or Perhaps Hamlet was right.

Disillusion frames the drama of our lives
As we lurch through props and sets with pratfalls tripped
Wood Pigeon soars to self applause and then subsides 
Fine woven fabric inadvertently is ripped
Why essay to climb the peak, perchance the ending
Where demise succeeds your rise, while descending

16 February 2019
Form: Rhyme

I am

I am         

I am man
I am nature
I am of life and of death,

I am lesser
I am greater
I am of right and of left,

I am mechanical
I am manual 
I am technically a wound up mouse,

I am loud
When I am silent
I am inadvertently at fault with doubt,

I the ego, me the person 
I the genius, me the fool
I am lost when I am chosen
Found
I am
A part from you.
© Ant Mac  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Wishful Thinking

Three wish to wish said the elf but you cannot wish for personal wealth

Nothing wished shall come true if wish of wealth is wished to you

You cannot have the wish of health if wish of health is for oneself

As you know I cannot stay so all wish must be wished today

Wealth and health were my main two, I did not know now what to do
Then somehow inadvertently, I went and wished he,d go away

POOF!
© John Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

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