Short To Each His Own Poems
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Love
Sometimes love comes
Without notice
To each his own....
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to each his own, appreciation, emotions, love, perspective,
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Than-Bauk
To Each His Own
"Live and Let Live Bill"
Gives you the right to Marry
"Congratulations!"...
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to each his own, love
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Senryu
To Each His Own
tv addicts
happy living
vicariously
AP: Honorable Mention 2021
Posted on July 25, 2018...
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to each his own, happy, irony, life, perspective,
Form:
Free verse
to EACH HIS OWN OUR LIFE IS ON LOAN-
Posture heart beating
Even though it’s evil,
God can remold, soften –
and pour into it
To each His own
I am not my own
Even my life is on loan
2/28/29
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©
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to each his own, adventure, analogy, appreciation, blessing, humanity, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Chic Or Crude
In matters of paintings
and choice of food,
your taste and mine are
just as good.
Picasso, Da Vinci,
spicy taco, broccoli
To each his own,
to each his mood.
No one's chic or
classy, gross or crude!...
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Categories:
to each his own, character,
Form:
Tail-rhyme
To Each-His Own
I never chose to write like you,
it’s enough to write like me
My feelings live to shape each thought,
your passion foreign known
I need to use those gifts bequeathed,
while searching endlessly
And leave to you your native tongue
—and speak my words alone
(Dreamsleep: March, 2021)...
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to each his own, writing,
Form:
Rhyme
To Each His Own Chefzone
Whatever you do, be happy
Life is short. Live freely
To much to care for the world
Feel free to excite simply
Make friends for your advantage
Enjoy such imaginary world
Dress what's best for you
Acquaint what's match for you
Eat food what's good for you
Everyone has its own Chefzone....
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Categories:
to each his own, business, friendship, happiness, life,
Form:
Free verse
Yours Is Yours
In matters of paintings and food,
your taste and mine are just as good;
Picasso,
hot taco,
to each his own, to each his mood !...
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to each his own, art, food, social,
Form:
Limerick
Finish Line
oh, how the fast Fly taunts the Snail.
he flaunts his speed with
boastful wail.
he zips and zaps now low, now high.
gets trapped in spider's
web to die.
to each his time, to each his pace.
there really is no
rigid race.
you sprint your way and i crawl mine.
yeah, to each his own
finish line!...
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Categories:
to each his own, philosophy
Form:
Tail-rhyme
To Each His Own
As long as there has been photography,
there has also been pornography.
Dirty pictures fill whole magazines.
The photos depicts sexy scenes.
Digital shots are found on internet sites.
What can be seen may cause frights.
Some folks get kicks looking at what is shown.
All I have to say is "to each his own".
Inspired by another member's poem....
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to each his own, business, people, social,
Form:
Rhyme
To Each His Own Bed
When Ozzie & Harriet wed
Censors decreed one to a bed*
Desi & Lucy
Never got juicy
But McCarthy still dubbed them, "Red!"
* It was not OK in the USA for
married couples to share the
same bed, but always OK for
people and puppets to beat
the crap out of each other,
leaving Soup poets to wonder
why people are so cruel! ...
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to each his own, humor,
Form:
Limerick
Irises
Van Gogh painted irises
That everyone admires.
In gardens, very often,
They’re the flower that inspires.
I, however, am not swayed
By any iris charms.
To me, they look quite evil,
Setting off my brain’s alarms.
Though irises have many fans,
I’m sure I’m not alone,
Which proves that famous saying’s truth –
That is, to each his own....
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Categories:
to each his own, flower,
Form:
Rhyme
The Two Foods
Health Food
natural, low-calorie
nourishing, strengthening, boring
kale, *kimchi, chips, chocolate
tantalizing, satisfying, fattening
salty, sweet
Junk Food
*Kimchi is the national health food of Korea, fermented vegetables, particularly cabbage. It's nasty-tasting stuff, but to each his own.
For the Diamante Poem Contest of Caren Krutsinger...
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to each his own, food,
Form:
Diamante
Delightful
pie
delightful, delectable
appealing, appetizing, appeasing
sweetness, sugariness, acidity, acerbity
retching, regorging, regurgitating
brackish, brinish
fly
NB: This is purely my own reaction to eating flies. I understand it’s quite the delicacy to some. To each his own ... :)
14 January 2023
Delightful Diamante Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Caren Krutsinger...
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to each his own, culture, food, insect, senses, sweet,
Form:
Diamante
Smile At Me
when your lips
smiled at me
they captured me
to each his own
i love you like
only little children
love pennies
or cupcakes
that is why it is
so hard for me
to admit that...
even with the
metallic
taste of coins
in my mouth
what follows
is the sweet taste
of a chocolate
cupcake in my
mouth
makes me
lost without you......
poem by mindy
my youngest daughter...
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Categories:
to each his own, confusion, love
Form:
Free verse
Life Is a Game
To each his own,
they always say.
To each his own,
is the only way.
So tell me why,
they always stray
from those very words
they so often say.
Do they really care,
or is it just unfair?
Judge not lest yea be judged!
They care not
for they begrudge.
Do as I say not as I do.
Oh, these words are
so very true.
Life is a game,
you see.
The object,
to keep your
SANITY....
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to each his own, confusionwords,
Form:
I do not know?
I Shall Write of Bygone Days
I shall write of bygone days
Old memories, old-fashioned times
Of strange and primitive ways,
Simple tunes and easy rhymes.
When poems were read out loud
To entertain family and friends,
Prayers were said with heads bowed
To each his own business attends.
While life flowed steadily onward
And chaotic noises were eschewed,
At all costs everyone avoided discord
And dinnertime was a day reviewed.
written November 28, 2021...
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Categories:
to each his own, memory, remember, simple,
Form:
Rhyme
To Each His Own
Each bough, each limb, each mantel draped
with dangling beauty edged
each bit a dream which does dwell
within man’s heart so pledged.
Each star that lights the evening sky
and pillowed cloud-scaped night
reminds us all of Bethlehem
of God, his Son and Light.
Each pristine bit of tinseled foil
does reflect sublime
the undeniable goodness of the soul
which wakes at Christmas time.
* drape / edge / pledge/ dwell / pillow / foil / deny / wake...
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Categories:
to each his own, inspirational, peace,
Form:
Quatrain
Shadowed
A shadowed cloud drops upon this day
Here, it comes to haunt our hearts
But do not falter at it's persistence
And wipe away your tears
For on this gloomy day we shall smile
Smile for what was there instead,
instead of crying for what is gone.
To each his own, but hold a friend
For in the day of the shadowed cloud,
You will have someone to lean on
And never be alone-for surely,
Surely the cloud will return
But thus your faithful friend is near...
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Categories:
to each his own, death, loss, sad, day,
Form:
Free verse
A World At Peace
What drives a man to spend time
All alone in the woods, there's no cure
Many TV programs are devoted to this subject
Don't the understand the allure
To each his own is a famous saying
For years man has longed for tranquility
A peace and quiet of living alone with nature
The allure is gracefully achieved
Nothing can match this joy of peace
D'ya think this great day will ever happen
Man has been a combative beast to start with
It has really made me sadden...
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Categories:
to each his own, peace,
Form:
Rhyme