Short Judicious Poems

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Premium Member What Next

After Judicious consideration
the Court ousts chihuahuas without hesitation
With Texas Versus Rover
their dreaming days are over
We'll soon live in a pure Aryan canine nation
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Superstitions Aloysius

    I once knew a man named Aloysius
    Hyperbolic as hell, superstitious
       He avoided black cats
       And ladders without slats
    He seemed to me frankly quite judicious
Form: Limerick

French Fries

A giant portion of French fries
Can make a meal auspicious,
So crisp and yum but, no surprise,
Not really too nutritious.

Of course, I have to recognize
This choice is not judicious
But it is worth ballooning thighs
For something so delicious.
Form: Rhyme

Precious Seconds

86400 precious to seconds in a day
It's stupidity to while them away
Much can be done in a single day
If lived in a wise and judicious way


Taken from poem " All in a day"
For :
Contest Name - Rithimus Divisa 5
Sponsor	- Gregory R Barden
Form: Rhyme

Save Paper

Paper is precious
we must be judicious
When we use paper
we must not scatter
bits of paper here and there
It must be used with care.

We write and we learn
it should not be torn or burnt
paper does not come for free
It costs the life of many a tree.
© Uma Kapur  Create an image from this poem.
Form:


Premium Member Hij

Hottie

Handsome happy hunk 
Honest Huggable heartthrob
Hotties have high hopes

Infatuation

Infatuation
Interested intensely
Innocence indeed

Joyous

Joyous jumping jack
Judicious juggler joker
Joins jumbo jet job

24.7.2020

Poetic Justice

Of course I would never consider your harm a
Deliciously fitting comeuppance of karma;
I only confess that I might have enjoyed a
Judicious, wee smidgen of slight schadenfreude.

(Written 21 Dec 2018 for Caren Krutsinger's "Bunny Jump" rhyme contest.)
© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Infant Poet

Infant Poet


I heard the sweetest cry: “Jack Ellison!”
Soon after birth of Joe my Cherubim Son
That bestowed bliss and not sorrow-
A symbol for a judicious tomorrow
Evocative of erstwhile Lord Tennyson!	


** With the Wise Poet, Jack Ellison, in mind. (A Limerick)

JM

19th Oct’ 2013
Form: Limerick

Ten Commandments

Thou art enjoined to enjoyment,
Exhorted to exultation.
Thy responsibility is to be responsive,
and impishness be thy imperative.


So cherish thy good cheer, 
And be not judicious in jubilation –  
Rather exude exuberance,
For to revel is a revelation, and
It is on pain of death that 
That thou art commanded to Live!

Premium Member Secret of the Night

Arcadian night was effulgent
                                     With the shiny stars when the 
                                Uxorious gentlemen brought to his wife
                             A munificent blue topaz ring in a judicious 
                                      Dinner after the heuristic time 













3-23-2016

My Request To a Root

I nourish a wish for long 
To enter into a tree 
So I frequently go 
To a forest deep 
At jet black night 
And touch a root 
And request it 
Even for a moment 
To take me in 
After all trees are not stone 
Neither they are jealous 
Or show their grabbing attitude like men 
They are judicious 
Sympathetic and full of love 
More hospitable for a man 
Than a man for a man 
Oh tree, even for a moment 
Please take me in
Form:

Bluebell-Judicious Being

A shade of Turquoise,
Vibrant and lengthy,
Smooth like blueberries,
Thick like quilt,
Wrapped in ribbon,
Neatly and tight.


Eyes like pandas,
Big and bold,
Lashes like spiders,
Most are new,
Some are old,
Like my big red luscious lips (or so I am told).


My big frame and stature,
Is not a match for you,
My retro fashion sense,
Vintage like me,
I'm happy with just flowers,
Gerberas red, pink, yellow and green.
Form: Sestina

Under the Lights

In the bible it states that no sin is more fraudulent than another,
so in this mighty country that we have labelled the Home of the Free,
why do we judge each other, constantly dropping the judicious mallet that belongs to God,
point fingers and ridicule the next man,
determined to cause fright,
but inside we are petrified it might,
be our turn to face this judgmental fight,
what will they say when your sins are broadcast... Under the Lights
Form: Prose

Premium Member The companion



Death is always with me, at my elbow
sporting a jaunty beret and a fake French accent;
at dinner, making judicious remarks on the wine;
playing cat’s-cradle with cobwebs on the bus;
baffling me at chess with unheard of gambits;
strumming his mournful guitar with a pick of thorn;
and snatching flies that vanish into his fist.
He's almost the only thing I'm going to miss.

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Jimmy Jeevers

Jimmy Jeevers jaywalked
on Jefferson on the last
day of January while wearing
his jaunty jester hat which
slipped over his jolly eyes
when a speeding Jeep jammed
him between two parked
cars, a Jaguar and Jetta
as curious onwatchers
waited for the ambulance
to arrive to take Jimmy to
St. Joseph Hospital where
his life was saved by the
judicious and caring staff.

Moral of this story is
not to wear a
jaunty jester hat
while jaywalking.


June 27, 2020

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