Short Tune Out Poems

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Premium Member Train To Albany

I stand on a train to Albany
Whistling a tune out of key
I get many looks
Thrown are many books
As I am trying to sing while I pee

Russell Sivey
Form: Limerick


Premium Member What All Does It Mostly Mean and What Mostly Does It All Mean

       Not all of the sane tune out
           ‘More of the Same’

       ‘More of the Same’ bores
            too the most Insane

                Surprised?

Premium Member at the end of the day

put up my feet and tune out
my favourite music in the background
forget the daily grind
no worries no busy mind
brush free the day's cobwebs
smile to myself and relax
shake off the weight of the world


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A Single Dream

I am lying on the ground
Trying to tune out the sound
The sound of the screams
Oh how I hope this is a dream

Everything is blurry
I am now running
From everything that I see
The people the trees
The horror

Oh how the dream
Oh how the dream

My Guitar Sings

Just pick me up and twiddle me, Strike some soulful chords, Sweet melodies are hid in me, Unravel records; Together let's tune out today All sorrows and fears, With dulcet cadence let us play Lilting souvenirs. 02/03/17
Form: Rhyme


Glass Rod

Glass Rod

You push me around
with careless hands
like I'm a glass rod
on a wind chime
forcing a word
a tune out of me
as the thin thread
I dangle from wavers
and I hold on
another day 
before it breaks
and I detach
from the world I know
crumbling
shattering into pieces

Conflict

End the conflict now
Be not afraid to hear it
Let it fall softly

Listen to the wound
Allow the healing to begin
You do not know it

The reality
Eludes even the wise ones
Striving for freedom

You cannot trust that
Your influence can be heard
Worlds are so varied

Breathing the same air
How can we tune out our pain 
Finding our own peace?
Form: Haiku

Sanctuary

Book in my hand,
Sentences beneath our fingers.
Through it, we find shelter.

Lost in a nameless land,
Then taking on a new role.

Showered by golden rays,
Washed by the whispering winds.
Put on our glasses and tune out everything.

Turning the page,
Writing a new chapter. 

Together,
Let’s take a peek at our bookmarked place
Staring at the happy ending or lamenting it—

After all,
We vanish from the pages of time.

Tune Out The Noise, Trust In The Truth Within Your Blazing Heart.

Judgment
and criticism
from people
who fear
the unknown
and want to
control others
do not carry
much weight
when it is
known that 
most of these
same people
have already 
thrown their 
own personal
ethics out
the window and
have also
contributed
to the karmic
messes being
cleaned up
to this day--
which is why
we must carry on
and go forth
knowing that
someday our gifts
will help
the community
see more clearly.
© Seph Vi  Create an image from this poem.

Just You and Me Let's Tune Out the World

I know it's not easy for us to be together but we will
survive this stormy weather others may look down 
on us and cause a fuss they will never understand 
but I have a plan. If you love me as much as you say
let's just run away, if you need me like I need you then 
tell me our love is true. Promise me you'll never let go 
of me even when others are to blind to see. Just you 
and me let's tune out the world no matter what you'll
always be my girl.
© Cole Beck  Create an image from this poem.

Some Noises

Some noises startle, jolt or jar
While others soothe or soften.
We perk up for the new but tune out
Those we hear quite often.

To locals, city sirens make
The tiniest impression
But visitors consider them
A barbarous transgression.

The hum of traffic rolling by
To urbanites equates
With cricket chirps or chickadees
In countryside debates.

The noises that surround us
Are as varied as our homes
Or the subjects and the wording
Of a plethora of poems.
Form: Rhyme

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