Short Irredeemable Poems

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Premium Member Time, So Precious

Time wasted should be our greatest regret It is precious and irredeemable, never forget Before infirmities set in, earn what we can For, we on Earth have only a brief span 3. Jan, 2022 Bite Size Poem# 31.Poetry Contest Sponsor- Line Gauthier
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member The Eternal Now

The only way to solve the insoluble is to dissolve into this moment, relinquish everything and become utterly selfless. The secret of the escape artist is to slip unnoticed Into the present. True patience requires not waiting for that which, every time you look up, already arrived. The past is irredeemable, the future unapproachable. The only time to set your watch to is now.
Christopher M. Swan 2010

Retribution By Rolex.

I have ben disappointed. I have been dismayed,
by such irrefragable frauds ensuring justice is delayed.

I have been disheartened. I have been disserved,
by such irredeemable cretins with ethics badly curved.

I have been disenchanted. I have been distressed,
by such irrepressible greed than could ever be confessed.

But in this, oh, high and mighty, you are equal to the lowly,
by this irreversible fact: both your clocks are ticking slowly.
Form: Couplet

The Successful Preacher

The successful preacher spoke with a pious tone 
very soothing to the ear. 
Great days are coming .
when all of mankind shall be peaceable and agreeable
and there shall be no more irredeemable souls. 

The church choir stood up and they began to sing like angels and beneath the choir you can hear the rustling of pockets and jingling of change, the snapping and unzipping of handbags, wallets and purses in a very pious tone soothing to the spirit of tithing.

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