Short Reused Poems

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Used


You can’t recall the stone,
Once it’s thrown
Emitted harsh words, can’t be defused
And Time spent, can not be reused.
© Jack Clark  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Man Rejected

MAN REJECTED

It's no surprise
I see in your eyes
WHY!!!
Can, can't I be in your life
The presence of you
And so you laugh
Now I cry
For you reused to be in my life 
For you say I'm not your kind of guy

8/13/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018

Noble Waste Treatment

Treat trash as it deserves
with dexterity and cleanness
with the nobility of those who served us...
Trash is also rich
in recycling done well...
Don't treat it worthless trash
don't be sloppy verbose
Waste can and should be reused
there is something luxurious in trash....!

Back When I Was Young

Back when I was young

Back when I was young
The toys were so much fun
Things were very simple then
We walked and cycled too, never drove
It was paper and baskets not plastic

Back when I was young
Fresh food we had, no prepacked
Toys were made of wood and tin
We never discarded just reused
Make do and mend was the thing
Back when I was young


3-5-19
© Mary Grace  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member God Write With Me Reuse Me-

God reuse me Come to me Embrace me in the glory of your wisdom Nothing comes to me Choosely I choose you Lord I'll take the glory of your words Lord I'm Just your vessel I'm here to hear I'm willing to share co-creating with you Father come to me Embrace me Alphabetically Come write with me God reused me
10/17/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020


Premium Member Illusory Truth

Illusory truth you cut through me;
'Be Kind.'
Doesn't seem to get you where you should be;
Humankind wastes away surrounded 
plastic words discarded into a serene ocean;
Polluting the environment;
Reused, recycled, but never reduced;
Still we try;
Cordial behavior fades from memory
washed away by the waves; Toxic stays;
Muddy are our interactions now;
We cry out our illusory truth 'Be Kind.'

Premium Member Suite Beautiful Elegance

Suite Elegance So refined Reused spiritual Fines so Soradic fluorescent Are the waves of misshapen Broken hearts concave And alast Young Beauty scorn Cherishes is the Dew drops Of early Autumn mourns So I reverence as I caress this somber presence I'm a Witnesses floral flower essence Beauty my spiritual love
11/05/19 Written word by James Edward Lee Sr 2019

Through the Lord Our Savior

Never underestamate the power of prayer
To have God talent sewn
To have others known
For you my dear
We knew we would get thru to that loving ear
Through the beauy of this year
I love you
Many times reused
Keep pushing on good news
Your help is bright
You saw the light
We believe in you
We love you
Your nobility
Was God royalty
Accept to walk in his heels
We shall climb to success to hold the wheel

Premium Member Replacing Sadness

REPLACING SADNESS

Sadness plays on the melodies of life
like broken strings on a violin. 
We feel the discord and it shakes our being,
a trembling reaction to scratchy notes. 

Try to remember the in between sounds 
when sweet melodies lightened your heart 
pleasant memories taken from a time gone by
and sealed within a deeper consciousness
to be be used and reused like a worn out pair
of comfortable slippers.

CAK 5-20-2013

Color Me Tears-Earth

Color me tears

 

These tears have been recycled-

not an environment saving measure,

they have been repackaged, rebranded,

recycled, reused but not reduced.

Not purified-they contain same organic

and inorganic substances.

My recycled  - reused  tears

which continue  to flow-

from the day of the birthday suit ,to the end.

These gentle  tears migrate  like  bottles in a  depot,

Unrestrained, uncontained but never reduced
© Lgo Lgo  Create an image from this poem.

Shedding's

Before dawn, I press my palm
on the windowpane,
leaning gently into the night
feeling it slipping through
cold fingertips.

Later
when sipping coffee I glance out,
there are shedding's now,
fragments and scraps,
a littering of a flimsy
day breaking light.

I wonder how so great a thing
as the deeply fathomed dark
could be lost in its leavings?

My hand wants to say
something more of this
but its bones are sleeping
and cannot now be reused.

February 13, 2015

Something old,
Something new,
Something borrowed,
Something blue.

My dress was old,
Reused from prom,
I had no gold,
But I had Mom.

My nails were new
What could I do?
My dress was blue,
I used it, too.

My mom was there,
We curled my hair,
We did not care,
It was not fair.

They were not there,
They never showed,
Did not reserve,
Did I deserve

Deserve to be treated
Feel like I'm defeated
Now I'm just seated
I just want to feel needed.
Form:

Refuse Refugee

Out they go, rejected plastic
bags and bottles. Off they float,
dispersed. Where to?
  There's no control.
Wind and ocean current swirling,
gathering all those broken
fragments. Human flotsam drawn
together, trafficked at what cost,
deflatable, adrift. Ashore,
  caste unwanted.
Are they biodegradable?
What of their diversity?
Can they be reused? Restored?
Evidence of waste upcycled,
more than plastic identity,
  or plastic credit.
The refuse refugee - is.

Premium Member Understanding the Crossroad

I stare at the blues and oranges of the world
refusing to be pressured
there is such beauty in everyday things
even the rail road track signs

how many people have gone past this site
without seeing any of it?
how many people have cried tears here?
can they be scooped up and reused
or are they forever glued to this crossroad?

a car honks
impatience wants me out of the way
I am not ready
the time is now
and I am here for a reason.
I sit firmly, waiting for a sign.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Waiting At the Crossroads

I stare at the blues and oranges of the world
refusing to be pressured 
there is such beauty in everyday things
even the railroad track signs 

how many people have gone past this site
without seeing any of it?
how many people have cried tears here?
can they be scooped up and reused
or are they forever glued to this crossroad?

a car honks
impatience wants me out of the way
I am not ready
the time is now
and I am here for a reason.
I sit firmly, waiting for a sign.

Premium Member Feybound

Recycled poetry,
we’ve used all these spells before;
Abracadabra, 
a whisper to make that cauldron simmer…

Calling corners?
familiar synonyms since the new are..
feckless;
We must honor the magick.

Memorable alliteration;
Innate skills aren’t teachable;
Feybound;
Like you? It simply belongs to the stars…

Remembered ritual,
a taste of what dances upon your tongue;
Phantasma,
you have always had the touch…

It’s not reused, it’s ancient,
it’s as spectral as abracadabra…

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