Short Time Will Tell Poems
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Only time will tell
What lies ahead of her
Though one thing for sure
Is a self-determined nature
the futures waiting to reveal -- our aspirations come what may
Cliche used: Only time will tell.
1/ 4/ 2018.
Each tick of the clock
A brief moment in time
Leaving us further behind
Wearing an old set of clothes
Only time will tell
Peachy at first glance
A keeper or a hustler
Only time will tell
Trust your instincts but beware
Should your prospect go astray
as it travels through his veins,he struggles for life..through snake bite.
Contest:Monoku 5:Cliche by Silent One.
*Only time will tell*
There goes my love
reflecting again
a light shining bright
that never dims
mirrored by desire
only time will tell
if your are meant to be mine
they say this and that
some are drity rat
to get in
pretend to be your friend
will see
this will be if it smell
will go down in hell
TIME WILL TELL
perfect timing is serendipity's call... owned not by my will.
For Silent One's Contest Monoku 5: Cliche
1/6/2018
' Only time will tell'
dreamy sundown has its fool's paradise--a daisy-like dawn
01.06.18
First place
Silent One's
Monoku 5: Cliche
"Only Time Will Tell"
Theres been movies and myths for sure
Only time will tell if there will be gore
So we wait and wait
For our what if ending date
So now we wait, time is a bore
Jacks wife wished for a bigger rack
He replied quick, on the attack
Rub some tissue ‘tween your ****
Surely that wont work.. will it?
Time will tell, but it worked on your ass
Trump Expel
My brain again have been trying to rack
To point where I am slowly losing track;
Time will tell;
Trump do expel;
Should leave now and never come back.
Jim Horn
The Roman Empire is happening again
It's all about greed, we are surely condemned
Is it far too late
To change our fate
Time will tell but this debauchery must end
Are we alone, seems very unlikely
By the number of stars, must assume rightly
Only time will tell
After I've heard the bell
Next generations will scan the heavens nightly
Look at the world and the shape that it's in,
How many more signs will Jehovah God send?
Only He knows and time will tell.
When He steps out on that cloud of glory,
and calls His children home.
Form:
Coronavirus is predicted to be a dangerous one
A worldwide scare that has all nation's attention
Let's hope it's not
Avoid the onslaught
Time will tell, hope this virus we outrun
Endings become outcome in uncomplete stories with making a point
Cliche used: Only time will tell
For Monoku 5: Cliche Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Silent One
January 5, 2018
We are all suspended between heaven and hell
Which way are we headed only time will tell
If I were to guess
Should be scantily dressed
In case you're sweltering at the Devil's Motel
Wolves in sheep's clothing,
will only lead you so far,
time to plant a seed,
of an ever growing wonder,
that intentions are pushed,
through our beliefs,
only time will tell,
just wait,
you'll know.
I'm burning down
The ashes fly
I've lost my love
She said goodbye
Among the ruins
My soul's aflame
Lost and alone
I cry her name
Long dark night
A living hell
Will this heart heal
Only time will tell
Life is what you make it,
only time will tell
by the choices you make
it's up to you if you fail.
The challenges can be hard,
but you can be strong,
never let anything set you back
from where you in your life belong.
We are all suspended between heaven and hell
Which way are we headed only time will tell
If I were to guess
Should be scantily dressed
In case you're sweltering at the Devil's Motel
© Jack Ellison 2015
whisperings of wings
deep drone of summer's old gold
red rose drips petals
only time will tell
of the countless jeweled birds
summoned by the blooms
fanning the breezes
'til the last of orange sun
august night is soon
Your very presence takes my breath away
Your light banter makes my smile sway,
Intricately woven, our paths cross oft
Unbeknown, are we soul mates adrift?
Slowly time will tell its tale
Spinning away removing all veils . . .
hands down
twice the man
soft spoken
steady on
quiet purpose
hard working
fun loving
tall and kind
generous
beautiful hands
dark hair
wise beyond his years
never give up
don't worry
time will tell
always come home.