Short Suggestions Poems

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Creating Graves To Rob

Prescott Bush proved his moxie
as war-profiteer proxy
with brother Harriman
since shame can't bury them
when suggestions turn Nazi.
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member From Now On

no more destructive

 criticism ~ positive

  suggestions only  



--Collaborative effort between Susan Gentry and Gershon Wolf
Form: Haiku

Premium Member She Begs Me For Suggestions

I want suggestions she tells me
She is a colleague at my work.
I finally make some reluctantly.
they won’t work, she says. they won’t work!

Goooooogle

Dear
Google: 
please do
not turn into
another wife … 
At least allow me 
the time to complete a 
sentence before you start 
to guess & make suggestions

Premium Member Giving Advice

But maybe you should…..
I feel myself close down.
I despise advice.
I give her some suggestions.
Hope to annoy her
I can be a hypocrite
But not every day surely
Form: Choka


Untitled

Pain knocks on my heart again
I don't want to be it's friend
I run to try to lock it out
But some how
It found a way in through my soul....



*Any title suggestions?*
sad

Premium Member No Motivation

I'm in a major slump and can't get anything done.
I appear to have lost all of my self motivation.
Does anyone out there have any suggestions?
At this point I'm open to anyone.
Form: Rhyme

Thanks

I offer my thanks where thanks is due
And offer suggestions to others
The former is given to yours and you
The latter to our governing brothers


Happy Thanksgiving
  2016
Form: Verse

Premium Member Don'T Ask

They teach, "Curiosity killed the cat"
Is there a good explanation for that?
   In school don't ask questions
   Don't dare make suggestions
Live your life just as blind as a bat.
Form: Limerick

Depended On and Relied

Depended On and Relied

On you we often depended on and relied;
Listen to suggestions that were supplied;
You I did see,
Instead of me;
Would always feel so much better inside.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Hip Hop Panda

Hip hop panda is worn out from dancing.
He sits down and sighs, giving no more prancing.
We give him some tips, some pointers and suggestions.
He turns away from us, for he does not like directions.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Won'T Cry

So you don’t love me,
I won’t cry, these are not tears.
So you don’t love me,
You  took your pleasure at will 
Laugh, it really meant nothing.





This is my first go at this form..suggestions?
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Fragrant Garden

The fragrant garden’s
	jasmine suggestions, 
	gardenia’s pungent complement.
	Listening silently to music
	of insects in the grass,
	sometimes more rapid, sometimes slower.
	Silently listening to the music

Fido's Fable

the
dog barks
oh so loud  
in his domain                     
and wakes up people in the neighborhood

* My first real attempt of a Tetractys poem. Please feel free with any suggestions if not correct :)
Form: Tetractys

Premium Member Be Happy

If people seek suggestions,
Think about what you can do.
Share without any hypocrisy
Let them be happy.

They may pick another 
Contrary to what you've told
Be happy,
For they can never blame you

Premium Member Dieting

To eat or not to eat
That is the question 
Loosing weight nicely
Despite hungry suggestions 
Ignoring my tummy’s growl
Means my figure won’t be fowl 
So I’ll just write of food
Delay eating an hour or two
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Suggestions

Suggestions

All words suggest

Nothing and

Everything

Vastness may suggest

Nothing

A wheelbarrow may suggest

Everything

Yet all words 

After it is said and done

Suggest nothing at all..

Premium Member I Write in Tens

When I write I write in tens
Ten poems per session

Some are insanely silly
Weirdly enough, understood by many

Sometimes commenters write me ten sentences
With suggestions

When I have only written a two-line missive

Premium Member She Steps Into His Arms Gladly

His spider web eyes
Delicious amber caramelized
Persuasively lively
Quick with playfulness
Surrounding with curiosity
Open to suggestions
Offering her Shangri-lah
She steps into his arm gladly
Eager to begin her forever dance

Open To Suggestions

Leaves brown and broken lay upon the ground,
Reminiscent of my scarred heart.
Slowly dying day after day.
Winter winds blow; shredding what's left.
These leaves will never be reborn.
And I...there is no salvation for one such as I...

Premium Member Mutiny

Soft, like solitude, silent and still Soothing away the sorrows, Grumbling, rumbling, suggestions Muffled by mystery, our history – Trembling beneath the shadows, Quivering in life’s strange insurgences

Premium Member I Will Write My Face Off

I become the invisible messenger.
There is a terrible cold blowing.
I watch flowers bloom out of my palm under the sun.
And these are only letters and suggestions.
But I won’t stop.
I will write my face off.
My heart is larger than I think.

Premium Member N O P Q R S

newest newt named neat nellie neely
outrageously ostracized obvious oldies
patronizing patriarchal preening plebes
quietly quizzing querulous quacking quails
rambunctiously relaying rancid rumors
securing secretive slivers of silly suggestions
Form: ABC

Premium Member Dressing up

Suggestions

may seem to replace

the innocence from

which they arise~

waves of suggestions

build and dress up 

the separate me~

other suggestions

may seem to undress 

and liberate what is 

already innocent~

Suggestions~~

Second Crack

Once there was a man called Frank" the Crack". 
He’s no eccentric crack rather good jokes he'd crack. 
A crack in the ship?
A crack in the lips? 
Bloody leave the first Ooh-Ahh!...the second crack.


edited after taking the suggestions from Vicki Acquah.
Form: Limerick

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