Short Respective Poems
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Mourning Commute
would be phoenixes
masquerade in Gotham
snowbirds alighting
outrunning the cock's crow
leaving their respective nests
cold
huddled in subterranean tunnels
awaiting the next iron worm
three piece sardines
breaststroking up steam
in relentless pursuit of false promises
All the creatures in oceans
Move by rhythmic waves and currents
The air and its all creatures
Move by as it sweeps and blows
Here each one has motion
They also maintain a relation,
At respective motion passes the time
One after another happens a thing,
What we observe what we do
Is the matter and personal clue.
There are no last smiles,
only raging fury...
Upon the fracture of finality
lies a commitment
Mine to resist
for you to insist
This goodbye instated
is mine
By the instance of your
passionate silence
Affirmed by none
The tensions of our
respective fates...
line up again unchained
This time passes,
each time it does...
Form:
In the chorus of the sun
With that of the moon
Light chorus amply sings
Night sounds another tune
Love sometimes cracks apart
Leaving a terrible stress
One heart lies in freedom
While the other breaks in two
For all appearances in one way
There is always another perspective
What one wants wholeheartedly
The other dies in respective
Russell Sivey
if I have what I want my eyes tail Putting it
as an enemy of snow
the caves of love
be disposed of as irony
danceable songs in the foamed like a bowl of violets that jumps through the storm
welkte idialstische creaking vessel as strangers
deceived by noon
as a hollow gap cheated
behind are cheated of their respective goodbye
powered by
your judgement
Cats and Mouses.
A little piece of advice is
For those who have got mouses
In their respective houses.
The cat knows where the mouse is.
If the cat doesn't know where the mouse is
The mouse knows where the cats is.
Which is how the cats and mouses
Share their respective houses.
Barry Stebbings
March 2016.
She was like Bordeaux,
a tall drink of spirit
He was more a hopped
pale lager like Pilsner,
both gorgeous and
super gingered flavors,
although clashing mid
respective savored aplomb,
one so refined the other
rowdy after hours,
yet they complimented
each other in the way
they blended their
drunken demeanors,
intoxicated by mere
existence of nature's
essential complexities
Since God is a Dictator
If there were more than one God
The Gods would make endeavor
To overpower each other
Thus they would take control
Of their respective creations –
This is a consolation for God!
Actually if there were God
And a less powerful one
Of His own species
She would surrender to God
And God would fall in love with her
Thus God would find His lover
And live happily ever after!
BIBLE
Books respective inspired by authors
Beliefs word of God communicated
Based upon scripts tablets of stones skins of animals
Bibliabook Romanized koine Greek
Both Old and New testament, Leads us to Jesus
Basic sacred writ scripture authority
Bible good news doctrine divine words from God
11/9/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2023
After the fireworks,
Doctor Doom and Captain America had a little chat.
It was at a desolate place,
And they chatted here and there for this and that.
Doom noted that they are both the faces
of their respective nations.
While cap reminisced
about his long icy vacation.
Then there was talk about the Moon landing
and the significance of Mars
But more so about a better tomorrow
as they gazed upon the stars
Over the city
the sun begins its
trip
Dawn's answer is
that
life must begin anew
The pale shadows
which come with
nightfall
Signal the end
of daytime frolics
We live by the
silent music of the
sun
One thousand and
one tales
will be told
in
the
future
but for now
we must play a waiting game
experience
sun and moon
and feel their respective power
as we float on
the ship of life
Same planet,
Same atmosphere,
The moon we see from our respective places,
It is the same,
The sun drenched in it's golden rays,
The stars that shine beyond it's natural glow,
They are all same for both of us
Living miles away.
But we are apart,
Not by the distances, cities and oceans between us,
But by the walls of misunderstandings
We created,
That have grown into a large realm
Of futile reasons,
And too strong with time
To be broken.....
K.S.Lakshmi
A few big Baracudas one day
had assaulted some fish “schools” at play.
Many fish bravely fought.
The most famous did not.
Charlie Tuna sped quickly away.
Charlie Tuna had been cowardly,
so the other fish asked him why he
swam away from the brawl.
“Don’t you know – after all -
I’m the chicken,” said he, “of the sea!”
July 31, 2019
For Tania Kitchin's Two Sea Themed Limericks Poetry Contest
(Same number of syllables in respective lines of both poems: 9/9/6/6/9)