Short Repudiate Poems

Repudiate

What if you were to repudiate
Everything I said as of late
Of handle did fly
And head hit the sky
I said you weren't so great.

Jim Horn...

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He was customarily of pristine attires dispossessed
In his eccentric shabby tunic dressed
People pondered why didn't he repudiate it 
For they cohabited and so declined to quit....

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Kind of Reminds me of Will Rogers

Chose Another Candidate

What to me would seem so great
Is if all rules we could repudiate
And at same time discover
What we needed was another
More our entire brains educate.

Jim Horn...

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Blank white
waiting for an excretion
of ink to fill
imaginary lines.

Virgin paper held in reams
repudiate the poet's pen,
this stark silent bond
naked of any water mark.

Two sides
to the story unwritten
imaginary lives
wait in the wings....

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Like a post card of silent reticence
screaming "I wish you were here!"
my words choke and sputter to babble accost
as soon as I find myself near
Your valor and dignity held to admire
Your voice is my muse and delight
Just stamp me, and mail me, in time to derail me,
in time to repudiate flight....

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Tension cascades down the neck
shoulders all through heavy legs,
avalanche of a sand that has been
weighing me down with burden.

Vacuum replaces this drop
in an after echo of the shock,
legs deflated by stress of blood
are left without structure to hold.

Balloon head floats a migraine,
aimlessly it drifts ruler of none
in conflict duplicity of the outcome.

Celebrate the thick skin of endurance
or repudiate unseen extent of damage,
thus pick the numb wine to pour tonight....

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