Short Interfered Poems

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The Moon Vanishes

A few days ago
The moon vanished from the sky
They put it somewhere
Scientists had determined
It interfered with progress
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka


Skepticism and Inepticism

Skepticism and Inepticism

Sometimes we seem to understand sceptism,
Unless it has been interfered with inepticism;
Not sure,
If impure,
Then ended up being fooled by deceiptiveism.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Premium Member Missed Opportunity

of its own accord, crown stirred it was then, our mind interfered bliss wonder of what might have been remained unknown, losing its sheen methinks the unknown, is yet feared 28-July-2021
Form: Quintilla

Democracy No Longer

Democracy No Longer

We were America  growing stronger,
But now are a democracy no longer;
Over sea's shipped,
And power Stripped;
Voting interfered with by warmonger.

Russia is interfering with voting
of other countries.

James Thomas Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet
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Form: Limerick

Please!

A car was parked illegally;
The hydrant wasn’t cleared,
Plus it was by a nursing home
And might have interfered.

I never would have noticed it,
But signage did impart
That a tow truck would be coming
‘Cause the engine wouldn’t start.

Thee note said “Please!” perhaps to cops
Who rarely have the choice
About issuing a ticket to
A reprobate Rolls Royce!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member All In a Day

All alone
By the side of the
Creek
Dreaming and
Even
Feeling the
Gusts of wind
Have
Interfered with my
Joyful repose
Keeping
Little
Musings
Notes to myself
On a
Parchment, inked by my
Quill pen
Resting
Smiling as Sundown
Takes light from the sky
Until darkness blankets the creek
Very slowly a storm approaches
Waiting until St. Francis
Xavier sends a 
Young owl to guide me home where
ZZZs of sleep fill the night 
Form: ABC

Visiting the Creek

All alone
By the side of the
Creek
Dreaming and
Even
Feeling the
Gusts of wind 
Have 
Interfered with my
Joyful repose
Keeping
Little
Music
Notes to myself
On a
Parchment, inked by my
Quill pen
Resting
Smiling as sundown
Takes light from the sky
Until darkness blankets the creek
Very slowly the storm approaches 
Waiting until St. Francis
Xavier sends a 
Young owl to guide me home where,
Zzz's keep sleep to fill the night.
Form: ABC

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