Short Presume To Poems
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Eternal bloom
I presume to assume,
of Christ’s kingship and bloom,
by faith I fly away soon,
soaring pass the moon,
beyond this world of gloom.
An opening sarcophagus in a pharoah's tomb,
Started emanating light into the room,
The mummy screamed, "I'll put a curse on you,
All your progeny I will pursue,
One should never presume to exhume."
While ladies presume to fly us
We choose to follow thus
With some little caution without pause
Till we make a heaven of hell
Girls lack the courage to woo
Yet claim to wanting the real you
Many thought all you want is the do
Mine is to die in the arms I love so well
I cannot presume to know,
What it truly feels like to be you,
I will only truly know
What it feels like to be you,
If you trust me enough to tell me.
You cannot presume to Know
What it truly feels like to be me,
You will only truly know,
What what it feels like to be me,
If I trust you enough to tell you.
Hidden within Precambrian rock
Lies "a tiny mystery"
A veiled secret in the dark
A puzzling piece of history
A radioactive photograph
A polonium halo possibly
Buried in a cryptic curtain
Its secret may elude us
But what's certain
Should we presume to solve this riddle
We'll be hurled back in the middle
Of more dilemmas or enigmas endlessly
Published in the 2012 International Who's Who in Poetry
As "A Tiny Mystery"
We each define ourselves
by choice of words we speak,
the things we do, or seek,
within our minds they delve.
We cannot say some elves
have tricked our minds when weak.
We can’t presume to know
so practice some restraint,
or make faux pas then faint.
To you my friends, I show
I care but don’t kowtow,
please know I’m not a saint.
Diverse, we still expect
some semblance of respect.
22 August 2015
The HexSonnetta Contest
Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich