Short Salvageable Poems
Short Salvageable Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Salvageable by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Salvageable by length and keyword.
The items purchased, we feel are needed
Having them makes life complete
Interesting finds here and there
Now they are old, worn, well-used
Going, going, gone
Salvageable No!
My house
soon to be
at the mercy
of a catastrophic fire
the likelihood
of salvaging
everything
infinitesimal to nil.
Given a choice
to make off
with just seven things,
I'd choose,
in no particular order...
1. Family album
2. Keys
3. Cell Phone
4. Wallet
5. Computer
6. Flash Drive
7. Wedding Photo
Date written and posted: 02/05/2019
Sure life is a disappointment, but is it menial?
Salvageable? Palpable? Tolerable?
My brain waves are pondering this.
I am not a philosopher or anything,
yet here I am, thinking again.
Stop thinking! Society tells me.
Follow the status quo.
I am making up my mind.
Let me have a minute.
Life is menial for sure.
I am menial.
You are menial.
Oops.
Sorry.
Did not mean you, Mom!
No Supper
Round as a planet, dark as the galaxy
the interior looked like the last battle in Verdun
the early spring of 1914.
It had been a healthy preparation of carrots, beans
turnips, potatoes and meat.
Scorched earth tactic nothing was salvageable.
There had been warnings but human insouciance
ignored the smell emitting filling rooms
with the bitterness of a failed supper.
The last question is, can the frying pan be saved?