Short Misjudge Poems

hey don't misjudge me
if you don't understand texts
for lack of culture...

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Truly an angel
He did not misjudge my heart
Alast I see light







-again thank you Raul...

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Oblivious
 to what you see
 to what you hear
Misjudge
 what you do not understand
 what you are unfamiliar with
Fear
 of what is unknown
 of what is unique
This
 this is the way of most...

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Must it be spelled out?
Everything in black and white
Where is mystery?

“Spiritual things
Are spiritually discerned”
Carnal? Enigmas….

If you then misjudge
Place the blame without a clue
Golden Rule applies

Eileen Manassian Ghali...

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I do not slither quietly under rocks
Unassuming and older, sure
Those who misjudge me
Rarely do it a second time

I am flexible, pliable, eager to please
Ninety-eight and half percent of the time
It is the other one and a half percent
That surprises you, sometimes taking a bite....

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Reality is catchy
One misjudge right away
Is a thing of curiosity.

You will know
If there's contamination 
In the first try. 

If you have the courage 
To show off
What's the use in trying. 

To determine injustice 
Tell someone she's ugly
You will have the burden of each own....

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Perhaps Justice Roberts is a just judge

    But agin' the folks he must hold a grudge

        Bushie is scratchin' his pate

            "What a mess I did create

                When I named him, did I ever misjudge!"

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved...

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On Halloween eve
same time every year
comes the Skeleton Tree
bring it joy or fear

most say “how frightful!
Skeletons? Here?!”
but for the skellies it's delightful!
And fills them with with cheer

Please don't misjudge them
they don't want to fight
they just want to dance
and dance all the night!...

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I sit here chilling in this room
my lust of love will decide for you
which way i will go
and if i let go of this rope

I want to hang on to you
which will my like dream come ture
your smile keeps my happy
your voice smoothens my mind
your eyes giltter with love
i just don't want to misjudge your sign....

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WE BATTLE THE HATE OF ANGER, 
WE ABUSE THE POWER OF LOVE, 
WE MISTRUST THE MEANING OF 
FAITH, WE MISJUDGE THE 
STRENGTH OF GOD....

A WAR OF HEARTS WE CHEAT, 
THOU WE BARGIN TO CHANGE, BUT 
PAY THE COST AGAINST THE 
ENEMIES WHO TRY TO INLUDE 
US.....

TIME CAN STOP, THE MOMENT WE 
LET DREAMS DIE, DON'T HESITATE 
TO KEEP THEM ALIVE, CROSS THE 
LINE....

PRAYER IS THE HEALING, PEACE IS 
THE GENERATION, LOVE IS THE 
GIFT, GOD IS THE ANSWER,,,,...

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When you were bitter
Callous and unkind
Jumped to conclusions
Content to misjudge
Made a game of being cold
Wouldn’t give the time of day
Or offer up a cup of tea
Swept me off like crude debris
I wish I could say I rose above
And walked away without a care
That it didn’t hurt me to be snubbed
By you~ my most unlikely bully
You took me by surprise
I never saw it coming



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Posted on March 11, 2020...

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Mr. Brian
You stun
Mr. strand
You stand
you judge
never misjudge
your poems
are gems
My rhymes
at times
are lame
and shame 
you chime
all time
at whom
my boom
Aroze
with rose
words flow
it's no
done correct
you select
you read
indeed
too much
no catch
always stoic
no trick
will miss
your bliss.


Written: August 27, 2021


FOOTLE FINALE Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Brian Strand...

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K-now the real score, 
A-im at the true situation; 
T-wenty-second of October, 
R-ead beneath the beacon.
I-ntend to know the real score, 
N-ever rely on hearsay; 
A-llow your eyes to see under the light of day.

V-icious lies and mere opinion
A-re sure source of grudge; 
N-ews on deceit denies verity, 
Z-one of fraud will misjudge.
U-se the sense of honesty, 
E-vade the heart of rumor; 
L-et both your mouth and mind
A-sk and know the real score....

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Sometimes our assumptions
Just turn out to be wrong;
Yet afterwards, one often claims
"I knew it all along."

We may misjudge a person
Or an awkward situation
And when we learn the truth
We may be filled with consternation.

It's easier if we pretend
Not knowing was to blame,
For if we knew and didn't act,
We'd hang our heads in shame.

Much better then to question
For, from answers we may learn,
We'd take a course of action
Which we'd hope for in return....

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