Short Pushing The Envelope Poems

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Premium Member Pushing the Envelope

It seems naughtiness is ingrained in my very soul Joined “Naughties Anonymous” but I still lose control Bad to the core Naughty evermore For Jan and me, pushing the envelope is our goal © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Either Way

  
   Some never stop pushing the envelope
      their pace frenzied and hectic

   Others slow to a crawl
      in no hurry to do anything at all… 

    Either way leads to sudden death
      Either way you’re soon out of breath
Form: Couplet

Premium Member A Determined Man

I think myself a lucky guy The more I fail, the harder I try Success don’t come easy I suspect Nothing comes from benign neglect So I keep pushing the envelope Won’t take no, nada, nil, or nope ‘Til I accomplish what I can I am such a determined man!
Written November 19, 2022

Affliction

never one to play it safe
always bending the rules
always pushing the envelope
using every tool

as I buck the system
fighting predisposed convictions
I don't see this as an affliction
but more of a contradiction

if there is an "out" I'll find it
if there is a line, I'll cross it
if there is a wrong, I'll right it
if there is a border, I'll smudge it
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Faces In Places Its All In the Eyes

faces in places
       studied moments
   in time

portraitures 
            as still life
                breakfast pieces 

people in
         floating 
            experiences 

 translucent beauty 
                    in plein air

   blurring the genre
       
 an immediacy 

uniquely 
his own

    pushing the envelope

                ..   open
Form: Ekphrasis


Premium Member Embracing Hope

Embracing Hope Miracle Man 2/24/2023 I oft have days when It’s tough to cope, and I search for a knot at the end of my rope. That’s when I begin pushing the envelope, and find myself on the slippery slope. I found the answer and no longer mope, the answer was Jesus, He gave me hope. “When you say a situation or a person is hopeless, you are slamming the door in the face of God.”. Rev. Charles L. Allen
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
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