Short Misinterpretation Poems

Knowledge is power and those we deny knowledge too,
are but a reflection of our ignorance
and a misinterpretation of the knowledge we have gained....

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still, non-dynamic study
of my
liquid leftovers sliding down her collapsed body   
burn-out lust 
wasted hardcore vigor  
for an ancient misinterpretation of genitals....

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I misinterpreted 
another poem today
I waded in with 
my high black 
bootsand put 
my back into it
I worked up 
quite a sweat
Exhausted I 
departed
satisfied 
but 
wrong...

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Confusion
Puzzled thinking
Bewilders rational reasoning.
Befuddled, bamboozled, baffled, bothered
Misinterpretation.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
February 22, 2010
Poetic form: Cinquain...

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A mistake 
Probably a misunderstanding
Or misinterpretation
 
A memory
Probably a poor mentality
Or misjudgement

A movement
Probably on a move
Or misguided

A motive 
Probably a motivation
Or a mistake...

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misinterpretation
Satan devil
say I died
own god bad cop
end life pierce lip
boo a ghost he saw
so we thirst o me
do sin lust at
is it in a den
vampiric hunger for bloodied me
die in a woe
ban a he she
man is the best dog
one may hex
beast i pray
scarification...

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Assumptions
By Jeremy Edgar

Most conflicts are a creation,
Of poor communication,
Or provocation,
Caused by misinterpretation.

Use your imagination,
And gather information.
Avoid aggravation,
With a small investigation.

So resist the temptation,
To make an accusation.
Misinformation,
Can lead to humiliation....

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Soft line,
you are timeless lyrics; 
Beats and verse intertwine;  
Every line simply licks, 
classically so fine;  

Work me,
feeling with the wrong words;
Memorized and gritty 
I know all of your chords, 
class with a splash dirty; 

I slur 
with your elevation;
You simply leave a blur;
Misinterpretation 
I’ll always remember....

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One glass of Merlot makes my innards tingle

Dry wine has a way of making me romantic

Two glasses blur my vision, but I'm eager to mingle

Half a carafe finds my language less than pedantic

No misinterpretation, dwell not on meanings semantic 



*Entry for Francine’s “Pick a Beverage, Any Beverage” contest
October 23, 2011 by Carolyn Devonshire...

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It is an alternative fact, she says.
Interpretation: It is a lie.
Walter Cronkite would be horrified.
That she used that term on national television.

There are no alternative facts, only facts.
An alternative fact is a lie, a fib, a misinterpretation.
Unfortunately, as long as any station can use the word NEWS
Without checking accuracy or facts, this inane idiocy might continue....

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Fake knowledge and false wisdom
On which foolishness takes a ride
Misinterpretation and misinformation
With which stupidity rises up into a new height
With shallow notions on hollow pride
Seen falsehood to challenge something that is truth
It is a shame and a real disgrace
Of the mankind and upon our race.
A fraudulent guru , a dubious sage
Seen on lecturing on beauty , truth and grace ....

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unintelligible whispers ~ cause the weirdest reverberations

it sounds too good to be true ~ is a noisy misinterpretation

a chameleon in a flawed mirror ~ kissed it’s own aberration

the pot overheard the kettle whistle ~ a steamy admiration 

a little magnetism is good ~ too much will bring polarisation 

i put these monokus together ~ with mostly misinformation 


By David Kavanagh 
hms...

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What happened, madam, what?
You’re so enigmatic today...
Madam, what do you think about?
You are thoughtful and keep away...

We are curious what happened?
Please don’t keep us in suspense.
What made your eyes bright and cheeks red?
Is it a secret? Don’t take offence...

You are different today – don’t laugh.
We don’t understand this situation.
We think you must have felt in love.
“Oh! It is misinterpretation...”...

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Phil speaks



Before the winter sun
can open its eyes,
The legendary Phil
emerges out of its lair,
Members with hats and tuxedos,
Predict the long winter
If he sees his own shadow,

If doesn't see shadow,
early spring is ready to burst forth,
Brings festivities
of food and melody,
Misinterpretation can call for
a death penalty,
February 2nd, the Groundhog Day !




Written Jan 29th, 2015
For contest by John Lawless...

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I see how it is!
The unfairness 
The bias
The points
The favouring 
The list
The majority 
The inferiority 
The familiar 
The misinterpretation 
The misunderstanding
The attention 
The repetition 
The frustration
 The blocking 
The leaving
The watching!
The tricks
The system
The rules
The freedom 
The whatever 
The forever
Oh my head! 

Get off me you little bug until the next contest! 

September 4 15
Sponsor Name SKAT A
Contest Name Jealousy...

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