Short Predictably Poems

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Abstinence

I 
predictably
made you accustomed
to my love
with daily and intense doses
of passion, enchantment
beauty and magical chaos
so 
one day
I could kill you 
like an addict dies;

in pain.

Patricia Evans


Premium Member A Holy God

A HOLY GOD fear of perfection? two loving hands reaching out predictably true 2/21/2019
Some definitions for true or its varients: ideal, essential, consistent, loyal, honest, just, legitimate, secure, “tried and true”
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Predicting Assault Patterns

I've noticed,
As our economic and politically empowered
too consistently lead with their Right,
All us non-elite women
people of color
LGBTQ
and indigenous people
predictably lean to our Left

To find a space
where we feel safer,
and a sacred place
where we might imagine
our lives actually matter.

Simplicity

Clarity is lost when good 
escapes an easy definition,
and bad is not predictably 
a cowboy dressed in black.

Complexity confounds, from losing 
innocence to courting possibilities,
from childhood's casual cakewalk
to the forced march of responsibilities,
the blurring of all boundaries,
the complications of a simple yes or no.

Simplicity has yes written all over it.
Form: Verse

Clarexicity

CLARITY is lost when good 
escapes an easy definition,
and bad is not predictably 
a cowboy dressed in black.

COMPLEXITY confounds, from losing 
innocence to courting possibilities,
from childhood's casual cakewalk
to the forced march of responsibilities,
the blurring of all boundaries,
the complications of a simple yes or no.

SIMPLICITY has yes written all over it.
Form: Verse


Clarexicity

Clarity is lost when good 
escapes an easy definition,
and bad is not predictably 
a cowboy dressed in black.

Complexity confounds, from losing 
innocence to courting possibilities,
from childhood's casual cakewalk
to the forced march of responsibilities,
the blurring of all boundaries,
the complications of a simple yes or no.

Simplicity has yes written all over it.
Form: Verse

Clarexicity

Clarity is lost when good 
escapes an easy definition,
and bad is not predictably 
a cowboy dressed in black.

Complexity confounds, from losing 
innocence to courting possibilities,
from childhood's casual cakewalk
to the forced march of responsibilities,
the blurring of all boundaries,
the complications of a simple yes or no.

Simplicity has yes written all over it.
Form: Verse

Clarexicity

Clarity is lost when good 
escapes an easy definition,
and bad is not predictably 
a cowboy dressed in black.

Complexity confounds, from losing 
innocence to courting possibilities,
from childhood's casual cakewalk
to the forced march of responsibilities,
the blurring of all boundaries,
the complications of a simple yes or no.

Simplicity has yes written all over it.

Clarexicity

CLARITY is lost when good 
escapes an easy definition, 
and bad is not predictably 
a cowboy dressed in black. 

COMPLEXITY confounds, from losing 
innocence to courting possibilities, 
from childhood's casual cakewalk 
to the forced march of responsibilities, 
the blurring of all boundaries, 
the complications of a simple yes or no. 

SIMPLICITY has yes written all over it.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Mad Marvin

Paisley bow-tie
  orange socks
polka-dot knickers
  suspenders dangling

Crazy Marvin's
  testing 'wonder-drugs'
to get his bank
  account jangling

Clouds of smoke
  puffs of steam
strange whistles
  bells jangling

Delirious, dizzy
  all in a tizzy
Marvin's predictably
  mangling

A formula for
  the tutti-frutti, raspberry
bubble-gum serum
  he's angling

To shove down
  my throat ~
Help me!
  I'm strangling
Form: Narrative

Rhymes

I finally felt your heat 
under the pouring rain
an inexorable moment in May

perfectly predictably perceived
a picasso'd sliver of life
art depicted of time
escaping the angeled mind

I would die to coil up in your spring
give you peace and hope
quite possibly everything

shared a slice of a certain pie
tip toes on the piano 
the sparkles of the eye

your smile doesn't laugh enough
at the silly rhymes
as we watch the swans 
swim on by
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