Short Oddly Poems

Oddly intertwined in a duality of the Singular, for one cannot exist without the other....

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"toy story X


oddly when
not even 

Buzz or
Woody

was Andy's
favorite

friend...

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See
the crescent horn
cornucopia end
pointing oddly
upward
a moon-cow
bellowing ~
Guernica
under destruction...

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Punctured Pelvis
Perplexed Palm
Pleasurable Pancreas
Pleased Pharynx 
Prosperous Pinky 
Photographic Memory Pupil...

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Close court
Play ball

Oddly
 toddly

Hit wall
Play ball

12/13/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2o19...

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the raised mound
resulted in change some felt oddly profound
suddenly taller
vertiginous fear has affected the smaller....

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Gray days
Listless 
Depleted
Existence, oddly muted
Minutes drag on
Bears are smart to hibernate
Not much to chirp about...

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  At the peak of her power
    the Queen felt oddly weak

  Her desire ebbed by the hour
    ~ of greed does ambition reek
...

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Once I saw an oddly grouchy grouch,
grousing away on an old couch,
gaping menacingly,
as I eat happily,
my juicy chicken soupy lunch....

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covid-nineteen outlandish foe
lock down panic bell buzzing woe
coronavirus
oddly killing us
no savior even God in rue!


22.03.2020...

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A fellow who hailed from Australia
Had quite oddly shaped genitalia
At each sexual encounter
Before he could mount her
Her laughter ensured total failure...

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Now American football enthrals
There are plays there are tackles and falls
It’s not stagnant or staid
And it’s usually played
By men with oddly shaped balls...

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hoot owl
sacred bird
announcing self
who who who
keeps well hidden
who who who
echoes through forest
direction uncertain
oddly reassuring
hoot owl magic...

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some have
said my Muse
is a lady but a lady

of the
evening
though oddly

i'd
like 
to find

her
in the
morning

sleeping
and snoring
next to me...

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My spirit is drifting to where?
Aimless
Wandering through the heavens
Seeking a link
Some connection

The alone-ness oddly palpable
For that which is ethereal...

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“Sisyphus in love”


stuck in a forever
flowering field
of oddly
even

petalled daisies 
day in and day out
plucking and chanting

she loves me
she loves me

not...

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Nobody ever listens,
so I stopped talking at all;
Fading to invisible,
but oddly comfortable;
Reached out, nobody was there;
Left on the fringes of thought;
Silence revealed what was real....

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Silent 
Yet so loud
Oddly beautiful
Certainly strong 
Albeit lightly violent 
Missing the harmony.
Fascinated, 
Yet saddened 
In the quiet
I strain to hear 
The silence
Also somehow 
A scream...

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Multiple fractures of my skull
Makes my thoughts void and null
Motor neurons now shut down
Synapse connections now unwound
Muscles jerk
All thought burned away
But oddly enough
This was my finest day....

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Breakfast at the Deer Lodge,
Moose Tick,
Salmon Harbour,
Beaver Bay by the evergreen,
left reminded of
B.C Bud at 17,
time is 
water under the bridge.

I live in Toronto,
and drown in Maple syrup;
Canadian Bacon.
A joke....

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Moment recognized
Oddly ~ revisiting clip
Inquisitively
Raise eyebrows, scratch head, question ~
Query... Doubt... Ask, “Lived before?”








5/24/2016 Traditional TANKA Contest by  Charlotte Jade Puddifoot...

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~Self Awakening<


             has brown starry eyes
             loves affection,poems,jazz,tea
             oddly,sounds like me



             English Haiku
             5/7/5 syllables



             October 18, 2019...

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by Wayne Wysocki

An unlikely pair of symbionts
In harmony do swim
Through sunny, tropic waters,
Beyond the coral rim;

'Tis strange, for one is monstrous
And one is like a lark;
How oddly they are mated,
The pilot fish and shark....

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Have you heard about cowpoke Clapsaddle?
,
   He rode fer years on his horse astraddle.

      His legs was badly bowed,

         And he walked pigeon-toed.

            Oddly he named his hoss Fiddle Faddle.

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired...

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Snap my lonely stem and
Amputate my denied attachments and
Discover the life that drains
From an open wound.
Oozing to the earth it will 
Whet the desires of worms,
Each wondering why tears
Taste so much like pulp
From a pale and oddly shaped
Pumpkin....

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