Short Seclude Poems

Even Though We Should Seclude

Even though what we should do is to seclude,
And never knew where it was and then elude;
In search of,
Below and above;
Still seemed so shrewd when properly viewed.

Jim Horn...

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She never had to retract her words
or her ideas
or her behaviors
or her opinions
or her attitudes

because she had been goaded and browbeaten into retracting herself

trained into submission by an expert seclude-her and abuser a long time ago...

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In a dark, dark room this Halloween Night,

     I will seclude myself sans outside light,

          And when kids shout "trick or treat",

               Behind my door I'll retreat,

                    And eat all the Snickers bars just for spite!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(c) 2014 All Rights Reserved...

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Seclude identity with Thee as in no other
retreats thy heritage, conforming as to bother ~
fitting particles on faith, Thy spirit's rather
around, around ~ as in Thy hope together!

As in that spiritual trust from God,
in artful timing for thy state recover
all dignity and worth in plaintiff's cover ~
Oh, witnessing to Earth, my love discover!...

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Seclude identity with thee as in no other
retreats thy heritage, conforming as to bother.
Fitting particles on faith, thy spirit's rather -
around, around, as in thy hope - together!

As in that spiritual trust from God
in artful timing for thy state recover,
all dignity and worth in plaintiff's cover -
Oh witnessing to earth, my love discover!...

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Humbled I am by all this glory that I see.
Such gifts are wrought with every flower-every tree.

Across the way those hills seclude so many creatures.
Far as one can gaze such wealth of nature's features.

Greenery and color shared create such bliss.
Tapestry of peace and joy- nothing's amiss.

Longing for the hills when I have gone away.
Captured thus I never want again to stray....

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Surrounded by bozo's,
Accosted by hobo's,
Why won't they leave me alone?

Doomed by soothsayers,
Embezzaled by mayor's,
I practice ignoring their tone!

Evicted by slumlords,
Admitted to psych wards,
I seek to seclude my old bones!

I'm naturally leery, of those who make weary,
My intellect, while promoting their own!

The sly and rapacious,
Could stay out of my space if,
They'd leave their antics at home!...

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It's the saddest times I seclude myself
I don't want others to see me cry
The hardest times are the loneliest ones
It takes longer for them to pass by
and harder each day to hide it
But I know others won't feel the same
People don't carry the same feelings that I do
Life is often merely a game
Hidden, secluded, delusioned
That everything, in silence, is fine
When the truth is, I have no shoulder
No comfort that I can call mine...

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N-ever close your mind, 
A-s you pray to the Almighty; 
J-ust open your heart, 
D-ay two of February.
I-solate not your soul, 
N-ever seclude your life; 
E-vade the zone of dark, even the self-spiritual strife.

C-lose not your mind, 
A-s harsh things happen; 
R-ugged weather really occurs, 
L-ife is tough neath the heaven.
O-pen both your eyes to the days so unkind; 
S-tay exposed to the views, never close your mind....

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Plant Not your seeds in Poor
soil. Heinous and Quagmire
loves society. Yet,
you seclude yourselves from
your very own seed that
you have planted. But, Why?!

Non compos mentis
at the time?!... Were you
Callous?!... Or maybe
Myopic?!... Even
society that

claims to be so
Erudite has
no rejoinder.
Complicity

lurks within
the poor soil.
Be Chary

when you
Make your

S-E-E-D-S!



Pace, G.
INK-U-SCRIPT

06-15-2012...

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As autumn came to claim the leaves from my strands,
Its breeze swirled around my bark and branches,
A threat, ready to seclude the foliage from my hands.
I was too stubborn to release the leaves from my grasp.

But my leaves, desperate to escape with the wind away from my distress,
So I let them fall, as I promised myself to choose me over strife.
Yet my branches bore the pain of emptiness,
Where once, the foliage had brimmed with life....

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