Short Straighten Out Poems

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Premium Member Chronic Back Pain

is it my weight or my age or both?
is it arthritis in my spine?
I can barely walk today
or straighten out my back
spinal cord anguish
bad vertebrae?
need to stretch
chronic
ache
Form: Nonet


Origin of Each Life

Origin of Each Life

In life things often do start to change,
Point of origin appears to be strange;
With much grief,
And beyond belief;
Should straighten out and re-arrange.


Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Some Trump Staff Member

Some Trump Staff Member

A Trump staff member  finally did confess;
When you do want to straighten out mess;
Accept dare;
Then  share;
Prepare and send letter to Associated Press.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Press With Stress To Straighten Out Mess

Press With Stress To Straighten Out Mess

What we really wanted to do was press,
Down hard to straighten out the mess;
Then do select,
What to correct;
Should emphasize with much stress.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Much Motional and Mental Stress

Trump put us through much mental stress,
As well as emotional and we must confess;
Lonely lousy leader;
Small palm reader;
Someone should straighten out this mess. 

Jim Horn

W must work out our frustration and
express us feelings through the utilization 
of poetry.
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Form: Limerick


Trump Supporters Want To Acquise

Trump Supporters Want To Acquiesce

To straighten out the Trump mess;
Give much attention and him bless;
Much nerve,
Then swerve;
They always do decide to acquiesce.

Jim Horn

Need to write a poem with word
mollify in it. That should be interesting.
Nullify and cry could also be part.
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Form: Limerick

Vote For Hillary

Vote for Hillary.
She’ll fix things in the military.
She’ll straighten out things politically.

Vote for Hillary.
You won’t have any more worries.
Everyday won’t be more deaths and rages of fury.

Vote for Hillary.
If you want a more peaceful and promising day.
And a much brighter future.

Vote for Hillary.
Form:

Premium Member Animosity

Am I a person or just the keys?
Nothing more than convenience
is what it seems to be;
My patience vanishes with disrespect;
Order over the counter pills. Settle down! 
Seems like less than subtle noxious 
irritating because I still smell it;
Tousled words to try and hide the meaning
you didn’t straighten out so I split.
Form: Acrostic

Straighten Out Our Mess

Tomorrow 10/29/2017 is Psalm 90:1-6 and 13-17
with a gospel of Matthew 22:34-46.

Straighten Out Our Mess

What we will need to straighten out our mess,
Is always God's love along with graciousness;
We had heeded,
Rules we needed;
Glad all of us with His Holy Son He did bless.

Jim Horn

St. James Episcopal Church
Shallotte, NC
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Form: Limerick

Trump Caused Rupture In Sculpture

Trump Caused Rupture In Sculpture

Trump caused another significant rupture,
That did create damage to social structure;
Face seeemed mean,
Right at the scene;
Swooped down and ate it up like a vulture.

Jim Horn


Trump sure has put us through a lot of
mental and emotional stress I must
confess and we need to straighten out
this mess.
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Form: Limerick

Premium Member Positive Space


Snow covered field blankets the land
One single tree stands proud in the space
Silence engulfs this beautiful place
making difficult things, easy to understand

The twists and turns in life straighten out
The anxiety drifts away in the air
It is easy to feel all that is fair
when positive things come about!

3/6/25

Heidi Sands

(C)opyright

He Genre Two

Where they speak
Where they compose
Where they brainstorm
Where they act out
To create
To make right
To edge perfection

Then it septed through
The murky waters of
Knowledge
Those who's and
and what's
Straighten out
the unfralls
Making way
For
Intreies
On who's mark
Starts the
Composment
Sounding out
What words meant
Ready
Ready
The intro's
Starting

Retainers

My grandkids got retainers,
Once their braces were removed,
To help straighten out their teeth,
As dental studies must have proved.

Their father once wore braces,
Which goes back a little while,
But there wasn’t a retainer -
Maybe it was not the style.

Yet today he is a lawyer,
So I’m sure he’s had his share 
Of retainers of a different kind,
Which seems to me quite fair.
Form: Rhyme

Make My House Clean

Make My House Clean

What we must do is make house clean;
Straighten out mess and whole scene;
When always around,
Familiar does sound;
Mean what we say and say what we mean.

James Serious Mysterious Horn
Retired Poet and Veteran

While watching  MSNBC.

Cover up and lying is really
leaving us with much doubt.
How, when, where, what
and why are we supposed
to believe anything.
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Form: Limerick

Republicans Up For Reelecetion

Republicans Up for Reelection

Will they wheedle out
Always try to twist and shout
Leave us with much doubt.

Familiar does sound
Republicans all around
Where will they be bound?

We could all care less
Someone will straighten out mess
And can remove stress.

Up started shoring
Think it will be with Warren
Now are adoring.

There hast to be a few chuckles
left out there somewhere.

Jim Horn
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Form:

Horn Haiku Low Economic Status

Horn Haiku LES

straighten out trump mess
his voters are les
do wear pants or dress

The lower the LES, IQ,
level of education the
more likely they are to
vote. Wonder how many
TINO's there are. (Trump
In Name Only). The more
likely voter is a male, the
more likely they will vote
for Trump. Do you remember
"Turn Lights on for Admiral."
Trump supporters need to
start seeing the light.

Jim Horn
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Form: Haiku

Letting Go of Grudges

Holding grudges shouldn't be
Part of you or part of me
It just makes you really sick
By building up a really thick
Layer of hate deep inside
Because of our stubborn pride
No one saying sorry first
Even though we're gonna burst
Into a fist of hellish rage
Getting on the same darn page
Isn't easy when we are
Taking this grudge way to far
Lets sit down and straighten out
How this hating came about
Talking so sincere and freely
Opening up honestly
Form: Rhyme

Rumors About Puppies Have To Hush

had seen some puppies
who we had wanted to hush
about all rumors

did see open door
to come in we will invite
hear words which we say

we wanted to write
a book which criticizes
we will talk about

walk trail of distress
while we straighten out this mess
sins start to address

must pull together
bring much peace back again
start preparing for

day and time did come
things become normal again
like they once had been

James Serious Mysterious Horn
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Form: Haiku

My Lovely Wife

My Lovely Wife

Do like things God intricately designed;
My lovely wife who He had let me find;
All agree;
Great to see,
While being thoughtful and very kind.

Jim Horn

I am over 10 again.

Another Form Letter

We often write Congress making 
suggestions regarding how they 
can straighten out things.

Wonder how many more they can conceive;
From Congress a from letter we did receive;
A dense skull;
Always dull,
And as usual, we found them hard to believe.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Maiden Flight

The wind on top of the mountain
Is just right for flying my kite.
No, it’s not a store bought item
I made it from old newspapers,
Elmer’s glue and old balsa wood
Spine and spar sticks from last years kite.
Now here I am again ready
To launch it on its maiden flight.
I hope the tail isn’t too long;
The bridle string is sufficient.
Well, here goes! Come on baby fly!
That’s it! You want more string? Up! Up!
Easy does it! Straighten out babe!
That’s it! That’s it! You’re on your own.

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