Short Regulated Poems

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Not Regulated

Not Regulated

Mind of maniac Trump has become miniscule;
He decided that to all dissenters will be cruel;
Not regulated;
Is constipated;
S0 hard to believe that our President is a fool.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member P Q R S T U

Playful pony promenade
Quietly quizzing querulous quail
Respite regulated regimented rabbits
Studiously steering sterling striped starlings
Tricking trinkets, trunks and tributaries
Undervalued, underdeveloped, and underdone
Form: ABC

Premium Member INTENDED INTEPRETATIONS-:

INTENDED INTEPRETATIONS-:-
essential
 contoured
outlines

equally
simplified
in SIMILAR SHADES
appropriate
 exaggerated 
regulated
transfer
motifs
with IMPETUOUS
short-comings
 discreetly
written

abstract 
verbage
Form: Other

Premium Member The Comma's Job

The comma's job is not to provide suspense or drama
  Nor to indicate a pause, say the guardians of English grammar

The comma's proper use is regulated by a myriad of rules
  Charles Dickens mangled every last one of them, he being no fool
Form: Epigram

Trump Is Satiated Horn Limerick

Trump Is Satiated Horn Limerick

With sins Trump was satiated
By him were all properly regulated
Liked looking as if shifty loser
Really had been a lalapaluzer
Hillary supporters he agitated.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Zen mode

how can feeble organic form hold
rapture borne by bliss magnetism 
it cannot
so the current is regulated 
allowing time for assimilation

we are grateful
to that supreme intelligence 
which watches over us tenderly
wherein all we do is allow
influx of divine grace

Premium Member Critterature: Gourmet Or Gourmand

The aardvark is a quirky beast,
Uniquely dentalated,
And to the armadillo gastronomically related.
He dines on termites, ants, and such,
Most any bug his tongue can touch,
On fruits and veggies, not so much,
Unless he's running low on Vitamin C…
Or needs to be re-regulated.

Small, matters

New leaf in the wind
Alone, on a lifeline
Highly dependent
Risk of a fatal fall

Not fully formed
Tender,needs love
Small, craving care
In regulated milieu

The tree sighs
Boughs bend
United worry
Small, matters

Time to grow
Space to mature
Love showered
Stronger to be

His Grace

The gravity of freedom…
  all truth pulled back and forth

With God inside the Blackest Hole,
  unseen, he sets your course

The speed your feelings travel,
  regulated by the light

Your prayers like photons, crying out
   —His Grace to guide your flight

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2019)
god
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Breathless Elation at Birth

Baby's first breath
Requires a regulated inhalation of air
Expelled through exhalation
Allowing life to begin.
This is usually followed by
Hearing baby's loud cry
Letting relieved parents to
Express their delighted excitement.
Signified by wide satisfied smiles
Sometimes this elation leaves them breathless.
Form: Acrostic

Liquid Candle

Liquid nitrogen is gassing through the wick.
Regulated just right slowly burning the wax,
Of the special candle stick.

But the Illusions looks like water burning.
Its harmless gas that is churning.
You can even light a match.
Don't worry about an explosion of a mess.

Water coming up from a candle stick, while the way slowly drips.
© Jack Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Ask Not

we must have forgotten...
the pyramid's foundation, rotten.
Physiological begets Safety.
shadowing the State of coercion, states thee.
opt-in by creation, opt-out, your expiration.
tread on me and my countrymen.
volition ours, to sunder friends?
participated.  
regulated.  
complied.
the time, overdue.
ask not what your country can do for you.

Perfect Love

It cannot be diminished,
regulated or rationed.
It is eternal. 
It doesn’t develop,
it is born within.
It is unconditional.
It trusts.
It is never jealous 
and it doesn’t brag;
It is kind, polite, 
pure, humble, 
and always right.
It embraces truth 
and rejects evil.
It is powerful,
patient, honest 
and forgiving.
Perfect love
is forever perfect
© Ed Coet  Create an image from this poem.

Water Candle..

Water Candle..



Liquid nitrogen is gassing through the wick. 
Regulated just right slowly burning the wax, 
Of the special candle stick. 

But the Illusions looks like water burning. 
Its harmless gas that is churning. 
You can even light a match. 
Don't worry about an explosion of a mess. 

Water coming up from a candle stick, while the way slowly drips.
© Jack Reed  Create an image from this poem.
art

Premium Member Morning Prayer 1 Verse 2

Do “Sign of the Cross” poem

Almighty Lord and God,
Who has brought us to the beginning of this day
Let Your powerful grace so conduct us through it,
That we may not fall into any sin, but that all our thoughts,
Words
Actions may be regulated according to the rules of Your heavenly justice
Tend to the observance of Your holy law.
Through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen.

“Sign of the Cross” (poem)

Premium Member Guru Chakra

Guru chakra announces the master’s presence
Subtle, soft, humming tingling, rapture ineffable
Joyous peace, infused by sublime bliss incense
In-form nodes entwine in intimate dance affable

It is here wherefrom love magnetism is regulated
Constant flux of soma nectar within body flowing
Dormant conduits spring to life feeling now elated
Thoughts recede and heart’s aura begins glowing

18-April-2023
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member What Is Our Preferred Stance

Stillness as potentiality poised in silence
Or action kinetic in desireless nonchalance 

In meditation do we dwell in emptiness 
Or celebrate bliss throb rapture in fullness 

Do we calibrate experience by memory imagery
Or are we unfettered and spontaneous in our entrée 

Is our practice a discipline regulated & regimented
Or are we flowing in childlike trusting surrender joy elated

07-October-2020
Form: Rhyme

The Drive

Listen to poem:
We slash the miles
Like a blade-bent
On homicide. 
As the tar serpent
Rises readying its hood
In heated passion
Sashaying in its midday heat
Playing water mirages
Of dark shimmers
As we sink in its glistening
Endless asphalt river 
While the waft of heated rubber
Rises and rises... 
Until we are no more 
No longer living 
In the everyday regulated regular miles. 
We are stars 
As this rocket-ship transverses 
Potholes of ash to a distant far
© Marugu Mo  Create an image from this poem.

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