Short Totes Poems
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Battle
of Britain-
futility
in the shadows of a
world war
Totes Meer by Paul Nash
http://www.tate.org.uk/servlet/ViewWork?workid=10547
Categories:
totes, art, war
Form:
Ekphrasis
Strange
This range
In odd change
Wise
Surprise
Beyond prize
Ploy
Now toys
To urge joy
Note
Harsh vote
When fear totes
Cry
In sighs
That purge highs
Leon Enriquez
20 September 2015
Singapore
Categories:
totes, change,
Form:
Rhyme
Fine writes
Now bite
Glimpse way
Time pays
Luck knows
Warm show
Seek chance
In dance
Sound spell
Can dwell
New notes
Voice totes
Wise wit
Warm fit
Leon Enriquez
11 September 2018
Singapore
Categories:
totes, change,
Form:
Couplet
Prayer VS Technology
Written: by Tom Wright
January 2015
Experiencing family problems, downtrodden, we grope,
But each sunrise totes with it, for each, renewed hope.
For going faster and farther, is the travel of our prayer.
And all mankind’s applied science is unable to compare;
Categories:
totes, hope, prayer,
Form:
Couplet
Sit still
Frame fill
Warm will
Sweet say
Prompt play
Dream day
Word well
True tell
Daze dwells
Etch each
Ripe reach
Taste teach
Be brave
Grand grave
Sport saves
Writes wage
Pace page
Set stage
Verse voice
Crisp choice
Pique poise
Now note
Vet vote
Time totes
Muse mimes
Taut time
Race rhymes
Leon Enriquez
27 December 2019
Singapore
Categories:
totes, allusion,
Form:
Alliteration
Man-child in his Promised Land
He burns Bibles as would a savage
Spews failed Marxist-Leninist garbage
Then 'safe spaces' he demands
Coddled criminal, he totes a weapon
Storefronts, he loots and damages
Government buildings his firebombs ravage
Then he screams, "The police -- defund!"
And all the while, Liberals take him seriously
As he spits and vomits on America and her history
Categories:
totes, america, child, philosophy, violence,
Form:
Quatrain
Sneaking in, sneaking out
as clever as a mouse.
Running here, running there
clearly gone without a care.
Sniffs up to the stars
shining light, shining bright.
Charming little creatures
till it comes to the night.
Savages, beasts, under their pearly white coats.
Black little buttons to match
their black little totes.
Dimpled little grin
Swallowing--swallowing your breath.
Never trust these little killers,
they always lead to death.
Categories:
totes, adventure, business, death, mystery,
Form:
Narrative
Open the door and view the coats
Below them Christmas decorations
in brightly colored totes
Shelf above piled high with junk:
Folded sweaters, hats, and old dog collars
stacked high and smell of a funk
Behind the coats an old picture frame,
a ball and the old tennis racquets
lean on the wall and hide the shame
Look past the clothes and items of old
See deep inside way in the back
That old skeleton stayed where he'd been told
Categories:
totes, people,
Form:
Rhyme