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Merry Events Require

Merry Events Require Resiliency and Youth (Merry)

Chose How Religious Institutions Summarize Thought 

Mainly Aimed At Son of God (Christmas)

Jim Horn
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Premium Member Sonnet

Shakespearean’s my fave.
Specific rules apply.
Stick with iambic feet.
Syllables? Ten per line
Standards say three quatrains.
See rules for how they rhyme!
Summarize with couplet.



January 18, 2022
entered in the Write About a Form Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Joseph May
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Tomorrow's Day

See tomorrow's day
Seek tomorrow's prize
The sun gives way to the storm
The suddenness of surprise
Calmness will return
Life itself survives
Yesterday has taught us well
Sermons summarize
Today whether bad or good
It's presence we strive
Pray with faith
That fate be realized.
Form: Rhyme

Multi Tasking

can you summarize
proust's remembrance
of things past in less

then a minute and a half
while juggling an egg
a chainsaw and a

bowling ball
standing on one leg
whistling parts of bizet's

habanera from carmen
or if you can't do that
at least while driving

use
your 
turn signal
Form:

Terrorize Horn Haiku

Terrorize Horn Haiku

What is thing to summarize
About those that terrorize
Who we do despise.

They do appear in disguise
And then we will realize
Each day someone dies.

This is a word to the wise
If hard certain person tries
Terrorists chastise.

James Thomas Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet
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Form: Haiku


Dine and Dash

Disappointment doesn't even
Summarize you. 

How awful can this
Really get? 

With mazes and mirrors
shattered, bleeding
my skin right onto the 
Floor. 

In the blink of an 
Eye I aspire to leave 
This ridiculousness. 

Instant satisfaction
Could not come any sooner. 

As I retreat into 
Your ignorance 
I will be leaving
you soon. 

Check please.

Premium Member First Day of the Year

As the
First day of
A year that started
Begin with a new mindset
Leaving behind the burdens with the past year

As a new year begins, make a commitment with yourself to be a better person, so when the year ends and you summarize what you did, one of the first achievements in the list is that you contributed to make this world a better place for all the humanity.






Nayda Ivette
1-1-2016

Significance

This early morning venture not relent,
before the bias shades my soul's content,
and some disfiguring instills its meant,
the chore necessitates, and I am bent ~

I actualize and then conditions spent
do hypnotize my thought, and slow intent!
Before I summarize my day's extent
precarious of reason, now resent ~

Am praying thee are well, but more consent
to thy significance . . . from blessing's sent!
Form: Rhyme

This Is Spring

The subtle shift in bird’s song
The lukewarm air that makes days long 
Frost exchanged for morning dew 
The stark chill has been subdued

Nature’s clothed in early green
The sweetest hue, this year has seen
Before too long, buds will sprout
To paint this scene, a bit more stout

Flowers topped, with butterflies
Sights to feed, my hungry eyes
The faintest sound of duckling cries
This is spring, to summarize

I Am a Civilized Animal

I am a civilized animal, just like you
My brain works a bit better than a computer
In terms of obeying human moral

My heart circulates blood transporting oxygen and nutrients
To every little cell that comprised of molecules and organelles
Made by materials

My life works strictly this way nothing special
Only the love to my kind seemed to be unusual
The last words if I have to summarize are that 
I love you
Endlessly 
(Unfinished)

Ghost of Carton Color

Let us the issues finalize:
Two more topics just analyze
One can narrative summarize;
On dryness water canalize...
Why ghosts in places crystallize:
If dreams through them materialize?

Ghost I'd seen of carton color,
Its look that of obvious pallor;
Had good money in carton;
While human dropped by a Paton
"You come back with it in a week!"
But killer drugs had him made weak...

Now Ghost keeps repeating"Carton"
And sometimes"Sorry, Sir Paton!!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Love You-

Indiscreet gazed glare

Lived spiritualities listens do ones sweet whispers
Organizational perspectives viewed waiting a for you
Various amours fling dreams of you
Endless amor I love her/(him) so

Yearly some summarize passions sword cutting the void
Overwhelming feelings of my aspects sweet passions
Unfulfilled wishes I ask, will you be mine



7/11/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Acrostic

What We Did Deplore Hiaku

what we did deplore
should always to ignore
think about no more

when we will forget
Will never have to regret
not stay up and fret

glad god I have met
no am no longer in debt
ideas not set

appetite was wet
and better yet it does get
to do god did let

now to summarize
must be sure to realize
god helps those that tries

Last line was designed to
get all of your attention.

James Thomas Horn

PS. An extraordinary Poet
And short poems show it
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Form: Haiku

Distraction

So much time has I spent,
Reading to others for enjoyment,
Rather looking up for my present,
To summarize my past that He had lent.

Ridiculous!Ridiculous!Ridiculous!

How I wish to step up my game,
Give it up and raise my plane,
Like those ivories that were made,
Alas! I choose to be late.

Forevermore, I'm still late,
Glued to bobtube, caxtons and be laid,
Now I'm concerned more on these baits,
Please God! Give me a chance to repent.

edited-1/6/2020

Bearers Their Names Pressurize

Now, many things we accept, 
Nearly each conveyed precept:
Bearers their names pressurize
And life's success summarize:
Sure serpent' who is Linda;
Access to God could hinder
"Sauls" to burn like a cinder
"Dinah's" denied Umbrella
"Tamars" Destined Cinderella
You answer to David 'King'
You choose Jonathan 'you cling'
Nobody risks the name Job,
For Satan might come to rob
And you don't bear Jezebel
For against God you'd rebel...

Scriptural Superstition
For Believer's Nutrition
Form: Rhyme

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