Short Rocketed Poems

A lady who thought herself smart
exposed herself as great art.
Her trial caused quite a sensation
which rocketed her reputation.
A prudish jury found her guilty,
and imposed the usual penalty
in keeping with art of great merit –
they hanged her as a worthy exhibit....

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I was once walking through the wood,
in the mist, silenced hush.
Sky rocketed trees,
graced by the tender eve.

Quacks; quivers; splash; and whirl,
faded into a whisper.
Sky fell asleep; stars twinkled,
but dwindled to disappear.

Emptiness of the green,
I felt within,
and with a sweet touch, gently
the mist devoured me completely....

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Execute the space
 Dont let it go to waste
 Shake each clover leaf
 With satin hands, minds blend
 This is the grand chorus
 
Men have flown from pages to see
 The great unfurling of destiny
 Rocketed through endless chase of chance
 
We will make futures sparkle today
 Poised on lofty balconies, bring out
 Your kings and peasants to see
 What comes now
 When we blend our mercury...

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FIRST MONDAY INTO APRIL
First Monday into April and the supermart; I arriveTo find all the prices had, rocketed flamin' sky high
So, after leaving an arm, and a leg with the cashierHops home with my bags; with a bit less of a cheer
Indiana Shaw . . .

"I couldn't find daylight robbery in the categories" . . . : /...

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