Short Misspoke Poems

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MISSPOKE
BYE BLOKE

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Footles are fun. Two lines.  Two Syllables each line. Must rhyme
Special Thanks to Andrea Dietrich for my "must rhyme" lesson.
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Footle


Premium Member Ode To the World's Queen

Never misstepped
    never misspoke
  Her bearing impeccable
    equilibrium evoked

  Adored by her subjects
    bewigged barrister... blimy bloke
  Tears flood the world's heart
    its queen's not awoke
Form: Rhyme

Why Do You Provoke?

Tiny chances of slender hopes, that broke.
On your lies i can only pray, you choke.
Not ever was a single word, misspoke.
Scattered tattered moral beliefs, a joke.

But buoyant dreams that fill my head, are stoked.

Premium Member BLACK SLIDE SLID-

Became because Background bedbug Boldface bookcase Blackmail blacklist Misspoke backstroke Bellboy below Blacksmith bluefish Backside backslide
4/1/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©
Form: Footle

Was Not Me

it was not 
the new 
version
of self that 
exists
in the 
present
that miss stepped
that misspoke
that messed up
that failed you
that hurt you 
it was the 
old version 
of self that 
existed 
in the past 
that committed 
those heinous
acts to the 
past version 
of you that 
once existed
Form: Lyric


Premium Member Two Politicians

Two Politicians Miracle Man 10/9/2024 When politicians tell a blatant lie, it’s becoming “they just misspoke.” While both politicians might wish, to be seen by others as being “woke.” But it’s always “misinformation.” when another states the truth. Both endeavor to control our pen, when inside the voting booth. An 80% truth Is A 100% lie.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Habits

Pretty
Reasonable but Still
I digress
Regressing into Old Habits
We all know how hard they die
Harder than life; itself
Uh Oh
I misspoke
For nothing is harder than
Ms. Life, with all of her
Dastardly
Trials and tribulations meant for you 
To grow stronger
If you let it
If not
She’ll break you into bite sized, or
Fun sized pieces
Chew you up
Spit you out
Yadda,yadda,yadda

Albright Im

Albright left our earthly night 

To a place where women help each other 

Be she minister, president or mother 

Be she feeble or has might 

 
She misspoke it was not woke: 

Those who’ll help you not 

Woman to woman may you rot 

Deplorable folk 
 

In hell’s very special place 

She rephrased and made it positive:

Women who help women shine 

 
A star through any haze 

All bright as she did live 

And drink sweet angels’ wine
Form: Sonnet

A Broke Spoke

A Spoke broke.
Once Bespoke,
In the ruins I toke.
What a joke.
Wish I'd croak.
Could a fire stoke?
Can it go unspoke?
Too much smoke,
Im bound to choke.
I see my Shadow as a cloak.
It looks so baroque.
I peer to see no folk.
The fire grows with burning oak.
I might die of heatstroke.
What I heard was not misspoke,
The time has come to uncloak
Yea yea slow poke,
Take another toke.
Just rememeber, you cant de-coke,
Until you fix that effing Spoke!
Form: Rhyme

Lands of Glory

Every news media captures horrendous photos with a story
Where has our pride gone as we praise these Lands of Glory 
Is it possible that media ratings have well surpassed the truth 
Where anything goes right or wrong regardless of the proof

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Every time I turn on my computer or TV there is NEVER anything
decent to be said whether it's slamming a candidate or someone 
misspoke instant persecution begins-never ends and I'm tired of it!
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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