Short Overpriced Poems

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Censored To Oblivion

The half cost of silence
is still overpriced
Each question unspoken
a chasm for vice

When blind to the moment
all vision exhausts
Each voice that is muted 
— its own holocaust 

(Dreamsleep: August, 2024)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Magazine Ads Are Ridiculously Pricey

Designer shoe ads
Magazine ridiculous
Overpriced items
Movie stars can afford them
Regular people cannot

Exorbitant price
Two thousand dollar blouses
Dresses? Do not ask
Money I will never have
Magazine ridiculous
Form: Tanka

The Ending of a Year

The ending of a year

New Year Eve 
Never fail to 
Make me depressed
Tonight I will go  
To a restaurant 
Eat overpriced food 
And keep up pretence
At midnight 
Clink of glasses
And bleating as 
The dumb sheep we are
We have survived 
This year too
In a crazy world heading 
Towards war
Form: Bio

Premium Member Valentine, Shmalentine

Valentine, shmalentine
Chocolate adds to her behind
Sugar doesn't make her sweeter
It costs a fortune tryin' to feed 'er

Jewelry, shmewelry 
Better think twice
It's mass produced
And overpriced

Cupid, shmupid
You know that's fake
Angels don't shoot arrows
Give me a break! 


       January 20217
Form: Rhyme

Power

Black diamond, fools gold,
overpriced and undersold.

Falling vices, rising prices,
and all the things that we are told.

Percussive concussion, concussive percussion,
endless discussion.
 
A round of applause for revealing your flaws,
your sin serves to feed them their spin.
If you had our fears, if we gave you our hopes,
we'd devour ourselves from within.
Form:


Contours of Passion

You are a thousand miles of sheer delight,
When I turn the key our passions ignite,
Firing off a strong robust heart that's yours,
My knees weaken waxing your sleek contours,
O' my splendiferous, overpriced Genie,
My bright yellow, dream Matchbox* Lamborghini

8/12/22

*Toy collectible cars

Bitesize poem No.56 poetry contest

Sponsor: Line Gauthier


14/12/22
Second Chance N/A Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Brian Strand
© W J Clarke  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member shake spears house '

His old house is crumbling away..Speed- aged by a motorist..I do not make any play.'
Its on the register of old English buildings at risk.'
Estimates at dollars sixteen million to fix
Such very old sticks.' Which i think is exessive as
Its only built light' beams laths and clay tiles 
Foundations rather slim, on average only nine
Inches, the earth deep in.' so that cost
 i see as really
Grim, nearly as obverblown? as is great appreciation of him."
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Kill The Monsters

On a quest to kill all the monsters..

auto repairs,
wifi lag,
busted pipes,
the style but no ride.

Kill all the monsters. 

Hunger and hopelessness,
no ambition,
overpriced everything,
that radicalized A.I.
 
Kill all the monsters.

Anxiety,
abusing your body,
insomnia,
any flash in the pan.

Kill all the monsters.

Lost winning lottery ticket,
an addiction to possibility,
hypocrisy, and paranoia. 

To kill all these monsters, I’m on a quest.
Form: List

Premium Member Polka-Dot Socks

My brother Fred thinks outside the box
  Wears red and green polka dot socks
He still collects overpriced pet rocks
   Eats bagel holes, no cream cheese or lox

Sister Sue sleeps with the horse in the barn
   Her iridescent make-up sets off alarms
She's got a pair of tatooed arms
   Among her other diverse charms

Me, I'm the white sheep of the bunch
   When I eat, I snap, crackle, crunch
'Course it depends on what I have for lunch
   On curried cockroach krispies, I like to munch

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