Short Interchangeable Poems

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Little Toy Brick Man

for your information
I am not a little toy brick man
with U shaped hands
and interchangeable heads
but the world I live in
is


Premium Member I need to remind myself

We’re made to feel little.
Like peons on the board of life.
We’re not insignificant and interchangeable.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other

Lowered Into The Grave

At peace, with a serene look
Having not once shown through life
To be attainable;
Neath faith's not so numb read of
"In God's care". "Taken by angels".
That's interchangeable.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member In Memory Of

I like to think
that if I can think it
there is way

somehow

someway

the then and now
interchangeable

each palm
holding a kingdom

the weight of my
heart would suffice

Premium Member Dog and God

dog and god
same letters
no mistake

they both have my prayers
I shall loan dog my positive energy too
I have plenty

dog and god
interchangeable in their purity and love
For mankind

they are both
representatives of light and soul
showing us unconditional love always


A Lullaby For a Suicidal Butterfly

A lullaby 
For the suicidal butterfly
Tracing figure eights on my window panes.

Broken wings,
Torn by thunderstorms
And rosebushes,
Are still beating fruitlessly:
In hope, 
Or foolishness,
The two are interchangeable.

A lullaby
For the suicidal butterfly
Arcing lazily overhead
For a last-breath sunset.

Premium Member REFLECTED WATERS

REFLECTED WATERS
distinguish
paridisal
 feelings
knowing 
  perceiving 
   speculative
portions
   subsumed
in
unpredejudiced
awareness
  seeing
with
   visionary
interchangeable
     coherence 
from
achievements

  wholeness
   to anticipate
learned
linguistic 
 language 

evolved
 externalities
convince
  deviation
   &
aberration
     with
       genuine 
feelings
sea
Form: Verse

Premium Member You Make It Hard To Sleep

You make it hard to sleep without you, 
anticipation feels like chaotic lines; 
My pulse has become arbitrary 
devoid of a purpose to persist; 

Anticipation feels like chaotic lines 
interchangeable beginning and end; 
Devoid of a purpose to persist, 
alone I toss and turn in bed; 

Interchangeable beginning and end 
my pulse has become arbitrary; 
Alone I toss and turn in bed,
you make it hard to sleep without you.
Form: Pantoum

Losing Track

Once you are retired
(And there is no going back),
The days are interchangeable
And you keep losing track.

Monday feels like Friday
Or like Saturday, perchance;
You’re never certain ‘til
Upon the calendar you glance.

It’s slightly disconcerting
But it’s cutting loose, as well.
Each day is like another,
All the same and parallel.

A part of me still misses, though,
When I could really say
TGIF was reason for
A hearty hip-hooray!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Light Vs Dark

Behind the light, there is darkness.
Behind the darkness, there is light.
Controversial light.
Forever interchangeable depth.

A shield protects and blocks out the other.
Forbidding one from exposing the other.

High and almighty I raise my shield.
Protect and hide.
For without it,
With only one strong and mighty blow,
A crack shall appear and expose such controversy.
Light into darkness.
Darkness into light.
Forever exposed and changed.

Motes

Their forms have leaked into my mind;
women who have become
interchangeable body parts 
in a chemical reaction I have with myself.

A female once undressed with a smile
seeps through closed lids,
another woman, once passed on a street
lived for years as a reoccurring fantasy;
she suckles an incubus,
born from a proliferant lust.

It returns to me now;
speaks as an imago and apprehension.

"Don’t worry father,
my crippled condition
can't be seen
behind your open eyes".

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