Short Pronouncements Poems
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Overcast sky,
brings a rainy sky
to earth ...
In pronouncements of
gray and silver the leaden voice
call us all to
the contrition prayer showing that
the tenderness of the Lord
is manifested in many forms ...!
Rising tall
in the thicket,
cresting with
force nestled
behind matted
fur and eight
fresh gashes
scabbing
firm,
the elder
intimidates
with rattling
force only
guttural
pronouncements
designed to
instill fear
or
spark
resolve,
pivoting
an element
of battle that
shatters poise.
Seldom, if ever
Do the people
Whose crosses we feel we have
Nailed ourselves upon,
Fully appreciate the sacrifices
We believe we have made
On their behalf
Seldom, if ever
Do the people
Whose moral defects we feel we have
The right to pass judgement on,
Fully accept the pronouncements
We felt entitled to make
From our superior position
POEM 35 THE FIRST QUARTER
THE FIRST QUARTER ALL RIGHT I HAVE LIED TO YOU & MADE A FEW PROMISES THAT I DIDN'T KEEP.
THE FIRST QUARTER I PRONOUNCEMENTS A BIT & SWEEPING & PERHAPS FORGOTTEN.
THE FIRST QUARTER TO TAG THE BASES HERE OR THERE.
THE FIRST QUARTER I FELL IN LOVE WITH YOU.J
MR. PROFESSOR. JERRY”BIG PAPA” WELLS
AUTHOR
Everyone’s a critic;
Each of us a judge,
Making our pronouncements
After wading through the sludge.
Weighing all the options,
Probing with precision;
Finally arriving at
A personal decision.
Judgments are subjective
Beyond the basic rules
And sometimes someone judging
Overlooks the hidden jewels.
Life is full of choices
And every time we choose,
Though somebody rejoices,
Another has to lose.
Black or White
They hide behind masks
They deceive the cathedral masses
They have no names
They have no real face
They preach
They poetically sing
They postulate like peacocks in a ring
Yet silently they slither away
The preacher with the loud voice
The Politician like a trumpet
Promises they have on offer
They are the usual suspects
Loud in pronouncements
Silent in moral disguises