Short Resorting Poems

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Premium Member Batman and Robin

Wardrobe malfunction for Robin,
resorting to needle and bobbin ~
mishap happened behind a church
leaving Batman high in a lurch.



AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member A Quickie

A QUICKIE

At last resorting to trickery
faking orgasms so stickily
that the bed sheets adhered
to her bush, and his beard
pleased it was over so quickily. 


John G. Lawless
6/18/2014
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Anarchy

Almost everything is gone
necessities are becoming memories;
areas of the rich
resorting to one pedicure a month,
could it get any worse?
houses sold for next to nothing,
young people lost in the crisis
Form: Name

Premium Member Foreboding

When I was a young-un, looked forward with dread Going for a walk would have to leave my legs in the shed Walking would be difficult Resorting to tall stilts Still be wobbly and filled with foreboding widespread
Form: Limerick

Excuses

always not knowing the answers,
resorting to a logical reasoning complex.
borrowed excuses,
with no easy solutions.
lies with hidden meanings,
trying to attempt an unwanted detour.
always looking for an easy way out,
tempted to reach out.
drowning with reasons;
not always looking forward to the lessons,
fear of the ongoing slaughter of rejections.
Form: Rhyme


Sheer Persistence

When things are somehow going wrong
And get you in a funk,
It helps to try to lift those spirits 
That have sadly sunk.

Resorting to plan B or C
May boost your sagging state 
And going for a walk or ride
May more than compensate.

But trying different avenues 
To fix a major plight
May prove that sheer persistence 
Can make everything all right.
Form: Rhyme

EXPLANATION

She wanted to know
Why I loved her so.
But I lose the flow
When I try to say
Why I feel that way.
I start to explain,
Then start once again.
Start functioning brain!

I’ll try one more time.
Quite desperate I’m
Resorting to rhyme.
I love your blue eyes,
As blue as the skies.
I love that you’re wise.
I would write some more
But she’s slammed the door
Form: Rhyme

When I'M Alone

My anger is blazing
my face turns to stone
I just want everyone to leave me alone

I don't want to go out 
without my other half
I'm resorting back to isolation

I only feel right when were together
It's the only time I'm truly happy 
You're the only one I share my thoughts

I wish you could see my distress
when you're not there
but you only see when you light up my world

Basic Rules To Live By

When communication fails, resort to loneliness.
When loneliness fails, resort to communication.
When resorting fails, communicate with your
lonely self and meet your only friend.

When you give up someone else's dream, you begin to live.
When you free yourself from your own dreams, you realize that you've
never lived at all.
Then, when you dream, you'd rather be living.
© Aron Jacob  Create an image from this poem.

Addiction

Abstaining from anything to satisfy, 
Defenseful even resorting to a lie,  
Denial - you stray further and further from staying true.
Intense pleasing reaction,
Cause of senseless selfish satisfaction,
Time is wasting because of you.
Irrational placement with other priorities,
Obsession, depression, now the authorities, and still…
Never plan to go without. 

This. Is. Addiction.
Form: Acrostic

Hanging In There

Unseen 
Uncared for
Left crying on the floor
All but wanting more

Dismissed 
Don't care
Death called out
Holding in its hand

Walking alongside the dim
Numbing to the blade
Thinking it as if it were yesterday 
But it's always today

Back burner broke
Resorting to outlets
Didn't think twice to repair
Or to mend

It's fine
You'll see
When she's hanging 
Outside the corktree.

Rondel-Devious In My Feeble Step

Devious in my feeble step...
seeking some pure, fresh air
and lay under a shady, tall fir
with strong desire on my lip.


My forehead continues to drip,
not finding any soothing lair; 
devious in my feeble step...
seeking some fresh, pure air. 


God! halt the desperado's grip...
if he acts in fierce dispair,
resorting to the wildest temper
with his voice lashing like a whip!
Devious in my feeble step...
seeking some pure, fresh air.
Form: Rhyme

Desperation

Who do you tuen to,
When theres no one left,
No one who can help you,
Get rid of your emotional heft.

How do you know when you've had enough,
When things get a little to bad,
And a little to tough.

Then do you give in,
Then do you give up,
Then to you cry out for someone to listen.

Then do you act out,
Resorting to drastic things,
Yet you don't know what your doings mean.

It's only a desperate plea,
A plea for help,
When no one else can see.
Form: Rhyme

A Woke American

There is so much they don’t know
They will ask but they don’t like the answers
It is not that they ever question them
They are always different from their beliefs
They will never admit that their ideas are wrong
But they will not admit any others are right
They get offended if anyone calls them on it
Sometimes resorting to crying or hiding away
They are modern, woke Americans
Safe knowing that their ignorance is protected

© Poem – MII/***/MMXXI
Lord R.e. Taylor

Semantics

My scan was not “preventative;”
Instead it was “routine.”
Insurance will not pay it
If it’s somewhere in between.

But can someone please explain
How any X-ray, scan or test
Can be thought of as “routine?”
I think that this should be addressed.

Every dental check-up, mammogram
Or colonoscopy
Has a purpose – to prevent a problem
That might come to be.

So denying reimbursement
Seems a pure display of antics,
Swindling unsuspecting patients
By resorting to semantics.
Form: Rhyme

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