Short Redesigned Poems

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Albert Einstein - Clerihew

Physicist Albert Einstein
Redesigned his hairline
He enjoyed the notoriety
Having theorized “Relativity”

© November 14, 2011
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Reborn

Reborn --
  Restored
Refreshed
  Renewed
Rejuvenated
  Revived
Reawakened
  Rekindled
Regenerated
  Remade
Revitalized
  Reshaped
Reconstructed
  Redesigned
Refashioned
  Re-upped
Redeveloped
  Reclaimed
Rehabilitated 
  Redone
  Rewired
  Refined
Reinvigorated --
  Re-created!

Fall

The Change of Color in Fall Leaves, 
From Yellow to Orange to Red.
From Hope and Honor to Happiness and Joy
to Desire and Love.
From Cowardice and Deceit to Distrust and Dominance
to War and Danger.
Negativity and Positivity flowing in the air,
In the leaves of Fall, redesigned week after week.
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F Word Floor

If you have ever redesigned before, 
You have redone your floor.

It could be carpet, wood or tile,
Really whatever is your style.

Outback, you can refashion the deck,
It really looks like a wreck.

Call me at my store
And I will meet you at the door.

My samples I will bring,
We can have it installed by Spring.

Guarantee, they never looked so good.
I can do it at my house, I think I should.
Form: Rhyme

Reigning Blood

REIGNING BLOOD a hit no miss evil pile of vile all-‘are’ fed reigning blood au revoir reverie hypocrites for all to see nomination suicide let’s call it ‘genocide’ why not? go with the tide redesigned redefined violence reigning blood again (if you sit on the fence too long it is just a matter of time before you fall off) © Kim van Breda—14 November 2105


I Write

I write when my soul needs to be redesigned When it gets heavy by all the thoughts and sayings on a site I write to make my soul free of what it goes through And not to insult or blame you It's always been me, hurricanes and stories of my life Out of which I write a poem which is very fine All the sobs, revenge and long stories Are brought on a white sheet or notes Which then gets uploaded

Premium Member Parched Earth

The desire and longings for water was
 enormous
Yet the supplies continue to dwindle year 
 after year 
The older trees parched by a permanence of thirst
 began to give up

As the waters too began to move southwards
Desolations taken over, only the howling of 
 wind storms 
 and the brave of Camels roams the lands
The landscape has been redesigned on account 
 of dryness
The land is parched on account of moisture.
 (Written on the 15th October, 2026)
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