Short Judiciously Poems

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Premium Member Be Wise

Be wise like the wise old owl Don’t get your feathers ruffled Observing your surroundings Act judiciously
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Form: Dodoitsu


Jumper

Judiciously I pick
just the right colours.
Judging by the size of
Jeanie my cute grandchild.
Joy to knit for her in
January chills a
jumper warm as this one.
Form: Verse

The Paraclete

As believing Christians doubt
errantly forgetting God,
He intercedes judiciously,  
kindling love mid narcissism.
Our Paraclete,
quenchable, resident Spirit,
teaches us vital wisdom  
xenolith, yokefellow, zealot.
Form: ABC

Premium Member The J Has It

Jingle Joy jealously judges Jolly Jump up 
Jolly judiciously jangles Jingle Joy’s jabs
Jalopy Jim jubilantly jiggles Jingle Joy’s jeep
Jolly Jump up juggles Jolly Jump Up’s jingle jangles
Jaundiced Jabberwocky jangles Jingle Joy’s jalopy.

The Lighthouse

It appears undaunted, unstrainably
By duties dictated exclusively
To provide protection unfeignfully
For needed traveling unharmfully.

It safely furnishes luminescence
As proven effective unfailingly
In guiding seafarers efficiently
To harbors constructed judiciously.
Form: Verse


Premium Member Bungles Clungles In the Jungles

Barely belaboring the billions of bungles,
Listening to the cold, clamorous Cleveland-like clungles,
Within the bowels of the half-hearted, hard-headed hungles,
Judiciously jeering at the jealous jaguars juicy joy jungles, 
She swung the serendipitous swiggles from their silly slow swungles.
Form: Monorhyme

Each Fleeting Moment

It would be nice to catch each moment lived
and relive each as they come.
I would have thought up a migraine
for ways to live each moment better. 
Ere like butterflies in a rogue gale
they disperse from my reach,
lost in the undergrowth of the meadow,
not to pass your way again.
In abundance they exist,
In abundance they perish.
Each one judiciously lived
is a fortune made.
© Edi Udoyen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Time Is All

Time is all we’ve got to value this one life
Time is all we’ve got to judge mind and heart
   How judiciously was this time spent
   What is there to show from mind and heart
For at the end of the line Time is all we’ve got



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Submitted on June 14, 2018 for contest WHEN LINE FIVE ENABLES YOUR POEM TO THRIVE sponsored by SILENT ONE  -  RANKED 2ND

Mindfulness

Be mindful of what you consume, for it shapes your being.

Nourish your vessel with compassion, as your diet influences your inclinations. 

Choose your music judiciously, for rhythm resonates deeply with your soul. 

Be mindful of what you read, as words penetrate straight to your heart. 

Always practice prudence, for the devil’s trickery often hides in the guise of necessity.

Money a Cruel Agent 3

A pink small sparrow
Comes at my halo
And grants me furlough
To travel through hollow;
I do after her lonely flow
But at my trail many glow
With expectation inflow
Of Money red or yellow.
It made me strong fellow,
From yesterday to tomorrow,
Who travels lonely and slow
By using a wheelbarrow.
No friend or enemy allow
Me to enter in his furrow.
So ye decide judiciously now 
And choose relatives or sparrow.
Form: Monorhyme

Censorship

Censorship is the instrument 
Of the people intent
Who want concealment 
From themselves 
And from others
Fear is only to embrace
Their feebleness to face 
What is certified in place 

Some spot, in their adolescence
They were ensured indifference
Against total real factors 
Of our mankind freedom 
They were potentially educated 
To look one way abbreviated
When other possibilities 
Were readily available judiciously

Premium Member Procrastination

Procrastination Thoughts: of Tom Wright 1/18/2019 God makes for us, opportunities, That we oft don't surmount. Some are unwittingly swept, Into our “do later” account. Though each has good intentions, Attention isn't Judiciously applied. So from our “do later” back burner, Opportunity lingered and died. Sometimes Opportunity knocks just once; Has opportunity knocked on your door, and you failed to answer? Tom
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
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Form: Lyric

Time a Thief

"Time is the thief you cannot banish" Phyllis McGinley, Writer,  1905 - 1978
If we use each second judiciously  just think what all we can do in a day! If we are happy every moment, much happiness we  can gather  in a  day! ~~~~~ No  one can  steal even  a second from our life if we don't allow. Tomorrow is uncertain, death again uncertain. It is wise to make the best use of time. Date: 11/11/2020
Form: Tetractys

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