Short Reassess Poems

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Premium Member High Off the Hog

Need to step back and rethink things here Living high off the hog, too high it appears Must reassess Do with much less Get back to my roots and sanity reappears
Form: Limerick


Premium Member High Off the Hog

Need to step back and rethink things here Living high off the hog, too high it appears Must reassess Do with much less Get back to my roots and sanity reappears
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Look at Things a Different Way

     Sharp questions make me reassess
        my thinking’s illogical mess

     Look at things a different way
        False premises and conclusions slay

     Hit me hard where it really hurts
        Force me to animadvert 
           ~ to reason, emotions convert
Form: Couplet

Eyes Glaze Over

If the soap is running far and wide,
you need to check the box

Those leaks, the promises never kept,
from all that spew you talked

When eyes glaze over—attention lost,
its time to reassess 

The truth has no expiration date
 —your faults to now confess

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Maze of life

As I search the reassess of my mind
looking for something I left behind.

Doors are locked they won't let me in
What do they hide was it a sin?

I can not see as its dark as night
My inner fears I have to fight.

By only going forward will I go back
Do I give up or do I attack?

Life is a maze that you must walk through
I MUST WALK MY OWN MAZE AND SO MUST YOU...
Form: Rhyme


Interlude of Solitude

Self instructs, subject of own inspection 
Sole idle suffuses our organic
Implicit say overcomes suggestion
Ideal sanctity outlives semantics

Isolated in single origin 
Slaughters overt outside influences 
Ordaining serene inspires sovereign




                                       4th April 2021

Written for Contest:   Seven Lines of Solitude 
                   Sponsor:  JCB Brul

Empathy

Empathy 

What ever happened to empathy? 
When someone feels the stress
Showing love and understanding
For those who have much less
Compassion it seems has had its day
In this world of selfishness
“Me first” has taken hold
…. It’s time to reassess

A helping hand for those in need
Giving it readily
Showing others that they matter
With a little charity
Never judging with a single glance
Disrespectfully  
But stop and think… that could be me
And show some empathy
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member my car wrecks have changed me for the better

Most of my car wrecks have changed me
For the better
They make me reassess my journey
Probably because I usually expect to die
But I never have …..

I have had three big ones
Each time I thanked God for my life
And told Him I was ready to come home
He let me down all three times

Showing me I have more to do
Each of the three times
I changed courses
Realizing I was not on my best path

All three times I found myself in a better place
More true to myself
And closer to Him
car

Premium Member Mental Excercise Number 36

Never spill secrets.
Always raise the bar.
Sometimes go in hiding.
Never steal sundries.
Always look to win.
Sometimes cry.
Never arrive late.
Always appear content.
Sometimes freak out.
Never sound alarms.
Always handle it yourself.
Sometimes find windows.
Never kiss your neighbor.
Always leave a note.
Sometimes pour your heart out.
Never stop too soon.
Always reassess.
Sometimes rip it to shreds.
Never leave it for another.
Always do your best.
Sometimes is never enough.

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