Short Old Adage Poems
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As the old adage goes
Or the forefathers say
Never discuss
Religion
Or
Politics
Unless you enjoy
Your own company
As his menage a trois shows
For Rodin,Camille & his Rose
And the old adage goes-
Two's company,they say
But three was a crowd,everyday.
An old adage says
that, "With wisdom comes age", at
times, age comes alone.
Date: 06/06/2019
Take life with a pinch of salt
So the old adage goes
So follow the advice
Take it from one who knows
Take life with a pinch of salt
Take it from a wise fella
Just follow it with a slice of lemon
And a good shot of tequila
Form:
The zephyr winds hess as
Irene and Sandy proceed with vengeance
Halloween Sea witches venturing close to shore
In search of mortal men; revenge on the Eastern shores.
The course of true love never
Quite runs smooth, as the old adage goes: quote
an old adage affirms, ‘I Am That’
perhaps a clarification is needed
‘I Am That and That is not in mind’
So drop thought, ego begot
Abiding in absolute silence
That false identity drops
Revealing eternal truth
Recognition is the key
31-March-2023
An old adage that is good
Goes like this: “Can’t never Could”
Don’t say “can’t”; if never tried
Saying “can’t” may be a lie
Try those tasks outside you skill
If you succeed, what a thrill
Can’t a word that I just hate
“I’ll try it”, now that sound great!
We are free and yet in bondage
A divine paradox
God alone is, an old adage
Open Pandora’s box
With no load on our chest
Set fearful thoughts to rest
Peaked rapture, bliss throb crest
Be carefree
We are free
03-February-2022
Quietus
Artificial Ignorance has finally come of age
Proving once again the age-old adage
“Garbage in, garbage out.”
What more could we possibly expect
When we program it to mine
The collective data of mankind?
When has the average view
Let alone consensus
Ever been right?
(8/14/26)
Stop pushing me to the edge, I am now standing on my toes.
Turn to a new page, and please, hear my woes.
Then you were filled with rage, and only saw my flaws.
Stuck in the lion's cage, shivers to behold its jaws.
Turn down the pain gauge, forget the broken laws
Remember the old adage, true love comes and goes?
Pull us from where you dug us, cleanse your heart from spears and daggers.
The moon loves that old adage
that life exists in black and white
I can see it in his crossword smile
Love doesn’t always heal
Death doesn’t always kill
Are you my poison or my savior
His passion for the extremes can hurt
thinking that life’s like a negative
that black and white don’t bleed together
And to him the heart is just an organ
but I know it can break and be haunted too
Whilst drowning in all his grey.
Argument With a Wife Is Futile
By Elton Camp
Some say that truth will prevail
At times, the old adage will fail
If, with your wife you disagree,
Then you might as well let it be
Anything you say, she’ll deny
So save your breath--don’t try
You’re wrong and she is right
Give in and avoid a big fight
It’s one a man will never win
So there’s no need to begin
The only thing she wants to hear
“Yes, you’re right about that dear”
Practice makes perfect, is an old adage
but it’s up to us to choose skills to hone,
which satisfies desires that in heart rage
and if resolve be steadfast, we will own
the magical flow, as rapture full blown.
Let us then oh wise one, choose God-connect,
pulse of love detect, let it grown unchecked,
recognising He dwells within each form,
correcting consciousness till soul’s perfect,
as formless presence tranquil in life’s storm.
The old adage “variety is the spice of life” is quite profound!
William Cowper was the author and didn’t need to utter a sound
The words are perfect for creative souls
For mixing things up helps to achieve your goals
After almost 300 years his message still works
And intuitively I’ve long had that quirk
Now more than ever I’m mixing it up
I move around to different places to “fill my cup”
Sitting still for very long drives me nuts!
All I need to do is avoid being a “klutz”!
Matthew 16:2-3
Amplified Bible, Classic Edition
2 He replied to them, [a]When it is evening you say, It will be fair weather, for the sky is red,
3 And in the morning, it will be stormy today, for the sky is red and has a gloomy and threatening look. You know how to interpret the appearance of the sky, but you cannot interpret the signs of the times.
sunrise
watermelon
color two morns in a row
will the old adage come to life
is there a wild storm brewing