Short Throwing Caution To The Wind Poems

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Premium Member Come what may

Taking a chance on love
Trusting the universe will know what’s best
Throwing caution to the wind


Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 1st place 2025
Form: Other


Winded

Luke lived in a place prone to an earthquake.
One in the offing made him shiver and shake.
He decided to act with full speed
Throwing caution to the wind indeed.
And moved to south Florida for safety’s sake.
Form: Limerick

Throwing Caution To the Wind

The road to Hell, I may as well
(What else have I to do?)
Is killing Time what's true to mind,
Or change my life for you?

So on I trek, is this correct;
This course of action taken?
Malady will thus infect
Should I be, alas! mistaken
Form: Rhyme

To Fall In Love

Oh to fall in love once more
Beckoning nostalgia's door
Throwing caution to the wind
Crossing lines, none shall rescind
Souls ablaze, hearts set on fire
Inevitably burned, amidst desire


July 15th, 2021
Bite Size Poem no13 Poetry Contest
© Avery Won  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Four Letter Word

Children do things their own way.
Rarely do they give it a second thought.
Always throwing caution to the wind.
Poo poo sometimes hits the fan!



Four letter acrostic contest. Oops didn't follow
instructions, can't enter this one. Still hope you enjoy.
Form: Acrostic


End of the Line

Some say it's fine, throwing caution to the wind.
    Some say it's fine, if you're good or may have sinned.
    Some say it's fine, giving all to ease your task.
    Some say it's fine, to help but don't wait to ask.

    You may while away each day, waiting for a call.
    Hoping for some news, about anything at all.
    Just gazing into space, or staring at the wall.
    Or just having a ball.

    12/ 16/ 2017.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member The Nocturnal Butterfly

This is the tale of the butterfly that danced
by the light of the moon --and its song-- entranced
(it's possible, without having even glanced
like: unicorns are real-- just horses enhanced
and perhaps Santa's reindeer --on Christmas-- pranced
Believe!-- if your imagination's advanced)
...well, this butterfly by the Moon was romanced
throwing caution to the wind, its safety-- chanced
free-floating, no choreography financed
way past her curfew -- understand, if you canst...
Form: Monorhyme

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