Short Overrules Poems
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a Reach
towards Regret,
so Redundant.
never Relieves
the emptiness,
only Reveals
the loneliness.
desperation
overrules Reason.
declination
inhibits Recovery.
Experience overrules prescription of form
when euphony carries off a poem beyond the norm
a poulter's measure is a couplet form p(couplets of 12 syllables,alternating with 14,often used for serious statements or for burlesque.
Brian Strand 2011
Pacification
His horrid hunger
cries for total fulfillment;
overrules his mind.
Diversion is no answer;
addiction rules his sad world.
Pacification
is never the solution.
He will cry for more.
Starvation and withdrawal
may end this deadly hunger.
Sandra M. Haight
~3rd Place~
Contest: Images That Make You Think.
Sponsor: Silent One
Image #3
Judged: 04/14/2016
FINGERS
An ultimate reach to the tips of desire,
That heavenly touch
Overrules the mind, sets afire
Salesman, preacher, teacher,
All circle, point, sign,
Being quite unconscious of their design
Fingers may travel a path of their own,
Having shape, body, joints,
Purpose down to the bone
And when all that’s left is final reflex,
Warmth, carnal knowledge gone,
The very tips will bid adieu before one moves along
Dave Austin
The heart knows it's nemesis
And guards from each attack
But somehow it always falters
And the pain keeps coming back
Your mind acts as a sentry
Deciding who to believe
Choosing those to welcome
Who mean not to deceive
But the heart takes precedence
And overrules the mind
A malignant burst of emotion
That once was so benign
Lessons learned cast aside
Your destined to repeat
Mistakes once learned but now forgotten
With the very next one you meet
The ruler of his kingdom
He designates the lines
The pieces that belong to him
His subjects and their lives
He rules with domination
His disciples are but fools
This powerful head of state
Oversees and overrules
His commanding reign of tyranny
A symptom of his fear
That the truth of his own worthiness
Seep through his brusque veneer
Deep within marked territory
A little boy survives
A little boy who measures worth
On the ability to rule lives
Hate it when some one says
"You are Wrong."
Hate it when some one says
"Check your-self"
Hate it when someone says
something right at my dignity.
My Pride is My pride.
My self-respect overrules you all.
Then up in hell,
Lost to answer his question,
Why did You not admit you were wrong,
when they kept saying check yourself.
If Never learned the lesson of life,
Being Humble and having humility
Never learned anything at all,
Only learned hell.
Your fruit is then your choice.
Form:
D ark day will sometimes arrive
A nd when I think of my daughters I feel so alive!
U conditional love keeps me strong
G od's blessings never go wrong
H appeness overrules all my sadness
T hose three little girls I love with all I possess!
E ven if I'm having a bad day and things aren't going right;
R ed cheeks of laughter with my babies at play is a wonderful sight!
S o when dark moments arrive I think of them and feel so alive!!!!
*For Farah Chammas contest "My Favorite Things"