Short Jump To Conclusions Poems

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Suspicious

She could jump to conclusions and knew it
But hoped she would be able to do it
Just as she feared
Suspicion leared
She got her nose out of joint and blew it!
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Form: Limerick


Trading Shoes

Smugness had finally reached its fruition
as unfairly she would jump to conclusions
folks down on their luck would leave her amused
saying this is the unfortunate path that they choose
till one day she got to walk a mile in their shoes


6-13-18
Form: Rhyme

Realization of the Wannabe

If you knew it all, 
You'd jump to conclusions
Have to work out the confusion
Reach a resolution
Swallow it whole and choke it down
If you knew it all, 
Maybe you wouldn't jump to conclusions
Pin me up to all the rest
Assumptions that are commendable
Hope to prove they are expendable
If you knew it all, 
You wouldn't jump to conclusions
Can prove the permutation
Finally in a good situation
This is my designation
Form: Rhyme

True Trust

You have to learn to trust

In all relationships it is definitely a must,

There can be so many reasons to have some doubt

But, don't jump to conclusions till you know what it's all about,

Always be open minded and see people for whom they really are

Because then you will learn that a friendship can go far,

Before you realize a person has become a true friend

Just knowing they will there for you in the end.


Written By: Unique Poetry 2015
Form: Rhyme

False Positives

One was from a blood test;
One was from a scan.
Both caused much anxiety,
As bad news always can.

Follow-ups determined
There was no cause for concern,
Which has made me start to wonder,
Just what lesson can we learn?

To never trust a doctor
Or technician or result?
Or to not jump to conclusions
After yelling, “Oy gevalt!”?

Guess it serves as a reminder
That we cannot quite rely
On results which bring up death,
A truth we’d rather just deny.
Form: Rhyme


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