Short Pay Heed Poems
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Advice
Haiku: by Miracle Man
8-5-2023
It’s quickly given,
but seldom do I pay heed.
to other’s advice.
I am crying, nobody to pay heed
Behold my heart is now broken
See; blood flowing like river
Unable to escape pain
I am deep in sorrow
I'm shivering
I'm kaput.
Drencho POET Loads
a summer evening
we turn off all the house lights
pay heed to the rain
Written: June 27, 2021
Summer Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
The light
A silent yet vibrant call
As if a shout from the east
Upon the wake of the day
The round surfacing presence
Calls upon us all
To stop, take notice
Pay heed
As we rub our eyes
And stretch to
The welcoming sky
The light
A silent yet vibrant call
As if a shout from the east
Upon the wake of the day
The round surfacing presence
Calls upon us all
To stop, take notice
Pay heed
As we rub our eyes
And stretch to
The welcoming sky
For this clerihew, I'll write about Ron
With flaming red hair, he's a sure Weasley spawn
True and loyal friend, a noble fighter
But pay heed to hamartia, his fear of spiders!
He features in J.K.Howling's Harry Potter
Flower of my youth
Take advice
I won’t cry for you
die for you
I won’t wait for you
lie for you
Flame of my sea
Pay heed
I must set sail
at the crossroad
I have to give
two eggs & calico
Flesh of my desire
Give leave
When I go
one of these days
I am not
coming back
In twilight slumber
Naked truths revealed
What you learn of you
Flows across the screen
Dreamer must pay heed.
Life’s message comes
Symbolic cloaked
Characters pose
The way unfolds.
Dreamscape brings
Future scenes
Prophecy
Be brave
Look close
Know.
A vicar when teaching his flock
Would never pay heed to the clock
Until his lost sinners
Arrived with their dinners
Which finally made him take stock!
20.02.2022
Bite Size Poem No.39 Poetry Contest
Sponsor -Line Gauthier
A New Bawdy Or Humorous Limerick Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin
Be careful on the road, don’t rush in speed!
In any case, the speed limit, you shouldn't exceed
With caution, at every bend, you proceed
To all traffic rules and guidelines, pay heed.
Know well to what misery, reckless driving can lead
Let your conscience never reproach you on a rash deed.
Some don't give a damn about Global Warming;
Look with all six senses of the inner primate;
All the while man's theories swarming,
See the ruin and waste of Earth's doomed fate.
Stop monkeying around, troop verse troop;
Bumbling bees searching for distinction.
Find like ground, ending this loop to loop.
Most would pay heed to Human Extinction.
A facade of course
fakeness oozes from smirky smiles
plastic hearts, inserted in those
with no backbone
easily offended when truth is spoken
birds of feather
pay heed
a wise expression
I much prefer the deeply flawed
whose empathy always shines
no matter their pain
colorful personality additions
of vibrancy and kindness
not toxic rats of disdain
A tiny tweak,
a twist, a touch
to fit the time
or suit the deed
A harmless word,
a phrase or two
left in, or out
as fits the need
A softened blow,
or feelings spared
intentions but
to lure or lead
A sweetened tone,
embellished thoughts
a means, an end
for pride or greed
A price is paid,
when lies are told
the cost is trust
to this, pay heed
A young lad may fear
the coming years
How will he make a living
His elders might
impart this advice
Increase your charitable giving
A young lass may despair
that Cupid cares
to target her betrothed
Her elders might
impart this advice
Feed the hungry, the naked clothe
Just busy yourself with good deeds
God, and matchmakers, will pay heed
What do we need to be free
God alone lets us see
Just why would anyone lie
That would be beyond me
Sadly men like Trump try
What do we need to be free
There is much to study
If you fail to pay heed
And end up all at sea
Then you're a broken reed
What do we need to be free
The good book makes us see
Its stories raise us up
Though many from it flee
While full will be our cup
Decisions
Are Often
Choose Wrong, Suffer Long
Written: by Tom Wright
7-16-2016
No decisions that we’ve ever made.
Have come without attached cost;
Whether right minded or abrade,
Their ramifications are seldom lost.
We do our best when reaching choices,
And oft times sing another sad song.
Occasionally we pay heed to other voices,
And in choosing wrong we suffer long.
You've found a heart,
don't forget your pen.
You were once dead,
You now enjoy flesh covering your wicked bones, you now enjoy being alive.
Pay heed,
What you're accepting has much more pain.
I'll advice you throw that heart away,
live as you've lived.
You might lose your glittering crown.
That's why your heart was turned off at first.
Don't get hypnotized by its deception,
Forgetting what you've held and reward it offered.