Short Turn A Blind Eye Poems

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Premium Member A Fiery Voice

Don’t turn a blind eye,
one slip becomes a snowball;
Use what was given;
Your fiery voice the match 
to bring down a dead regime.
Form: Tanka


Do Attend

D-o
A-ttend, 
L-istening, 
E-agerly hear, 
N-ever turn a blind eye and a deaf ear.

Topic: Birthday of Dalen P. Asuncion (March 27) 
Form: Acrostic Tetractys
Form: Tetractys

Premium Member Turn a Deaf Ear

Turn a deaf ear to rumours
Turn a stonely heart to fallacies
Turn a blind eye to briberies
And life will be as happy as
A fish swimming in a clear pool
With soft sunlight
And some shady sea weeds

Green Eyed Monster

Have you climbed to the top
of your little mountain,
only to find others
looking down

From heights far above you
that unable to climb,
you turn a blind eye
to the ground

(Dreamsleep: February, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Food For Thought

We live in a society Where people will take a picture Of a beautiful meal before its gone, But turn a blind eye To the destruction of the planet it came from. Kale Brereton Sept 9/9/18


The Old South

His brother the gunman
warned the overseer
as a mark of respect
he wouldn't kill him
but turn a blind eye
while he stole
a barrel of olive oil
for his children were hungry
and the oil was worth more
than his brother's life.

Premium Member Throwing Pots and Pans

Joys of married life outweigh minor discrepancies Such as throwing pots and pans or other irregularities Must turn a blind eye As harmful stuff flies by It all part of the charm, ignore the unavoidable peculiarities
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Throwing Pots and Pans

The joys of married life far outweigh any minor discrepancies Such as throwing pots and pans or other minor irregularities Must turn a blind eye As dangerous stuff flies by It all part of the charm, ignore the unavoidable peculiarities
Form: Limerick

My Devotion

I will continue to try Till I die I wont lie I might cry But my life I will rectify For my Lord I cant deny His love is so clear in my minds eye And for him I will never turn a blind eye Gods sweet mumble will edify While his warm embrace will gratify
4/13/2017
Form: Monorhyme

The River

We turn a blind eye as she weeps
As she sways and churns in disgust 
We let others harm her

She is engulfed in foreign filth
And we loathe her for it
She is damned to suffer 

All due to our own omission
Our negligent nature

We devour her
And bleed her dry

We need her

The river

Comprehensive Overview

C-omprehensive overview
H-as covered completely
A-ll the details of life, 
D-ay one of February.

B-road and wide grasp
A-ims to know every item; 
L-ooking for endless points
I-s to understand all of them.
N-ever turn a blind eye to exhaustive issue; 
O-pen your heart and mind to comprehensive overview.
Form: Acrostic

Lovely Face of the Sun

L-ovely face of the sun
Y-earns to heal your heart; 
N-ew dawn June twenty-first makes the bleeding depart.

M-oon's lovely face
A-ims to kiss the stars; 
A-ll wounds deep inside
S-eem to leave some scars.
I-t's a warm Wednesday, bringing smile and fun; 
N-ever turn a blind eye to a lovely face of the sun.
Form: Acrostic

Say No To Dirt and Grime

R-emain in the holiness
O-f your heart and mind; 
W-ith your life in order, 
E-vil deed is left behind.
N-o more walk in disarray, turn a blind eye to sin; 
A-ugust fifteenth Tuesday, let the vow begin.

Y-our promise is to obey
E-ach word of God every time; 
U-se your soul to say
N-o to dirt and 
G-rime.
Form: Acrostic

Cool Place To See

C-ool place to see
H-as offered morning breeze; 
E-ven during noontime, watch the fresh leaves of trees.

P-lace to see is cool, 
E-ndorsing color blue; 
C-hoose the green meadow, 
S-avor the violet hue.
O-n the fifth of January, behold the early dawn's glory; 
N-ever turn a blind eye to a cool place to see.
Form: Acrostic

Accept My Warm Wish

A-ccept my warm wish, 
N-ever turn a blind eye; 
N-ever turn a deaf ear, 
A-nd don't ever deny. 

B-elieve in my warm wish 
E-rasing the cold chill; 
L-et it ease your mind, 
T-hursday twentieth of April. 
R-eceive my good greeting 
A-lleviating your anguish; 
N-either refuse nor reject, accept my warm wish.
Form: Acrostic

Always Aim To Live

A-lways aim to live, 
N-ever let your hope die; 
N-either will you give up, nor will you turn a blind eye.

J-ust always aim to swim, 
A-llow not your faith to sink; 
V-isible shore to your eyes
I-s also what you think.
E-arly seventh of September, let the Father forgive; 
R-emain firm to survive, always aim to live.
Form: Acrostic

Worlds Demise

Time ticks by there's no time to cry You can only turn a blind eye The world is ready to horrify And I wont stick around to say goodbye While I solidify You try to justify these actions that terrify It will petrify and mummify They wont mystify or mollify As you just stand there stultified
3/15/2017
Form: Monorhyme

Almighty God's Voice

A-lmighty God's voice
I-s calling in the wind; 
M-en must pay attention, 
E-ars must hear without
E-nd.

C-alling from the heaven, 
A-lmighty God's voice
T-ells each and every one
A-bout making the right choice.
L-et eighth of May Monday
A-llow your life to rejoice; 
N-ever turn a blind eye to the Almighty God's voice.
Form: Acrostic

Between Satan and Deep Ocean

B-etween satan and deep ocean
R-efrain to gaze or look; 
Y-our life will surely be blue
A-nd be brought to the
N-ook.

A-t dawn fourth October
Q-ueer the devil's plan; 
U-se your faith to remain
I-n truth the best you can.
N-ever pay attention to the lure of temptation; 
O-r turn a blind eye, between satan and deep ocean.
Form: Acrostic

Another New Year To Cherish

A-nother new year to cherish, 
N-ight is nowhere in sight; 
J-anuary first Monday morn meets the beacon's light. 

M-essage of love and hope 
E-ven of faith is clear; 
N-ever turn a blind eye, 
D-o not turn a deaf ear. 
E-arly dawn has just broken, shadows of dark diminish; 
Z-ealously say welcome, another new year to cherish.
Form: Acrostic

Just Aim To Win

J-ust aim to win over evil, 
E-arly morn fourth of July; 
C-onquer the Lord's enemy, 
E-vading the devil's 
L-ie. 

A-im to win the battle, 
Q-uest for the big victory; 
U-sing the faith, hope, and love 
I-s pleasing the Almighty. 
N-ever lose your focus, turn a blind eye to sin; 
O-pen your heart to triumph, just aim to win.
Form: Acrostic

Choose the Righteous Life

C-hoose the righteous life, 
Y-ou shall live in peace; 
N-ever turn a blind eye, 
T-o gain glorious bliss.
H-ow many choices are given? 
I-t's between wrong and right; 
A-im at the latter, to make your future bright.

Y-ou must make a decision, 
A-s July fifth feels the strife; 
P-ick the better days, choose the righteous life.
Form: Acrostic

Meet the New Year

A-im to meet the new year, 
N-ever turn a blind eye; 
G-reet the future with truth, 
E-vade the deceiver's
L-ie.

M-eet the new year again, 
A-lthough the sky is gray; 
L-et the bright occasion begin, 
O-nly fourteen days away.
N-ice beacon December seventeenth wipes away each tear; 
G-aze at the next month to meet the new year.
Form: Acrostic

Meet the New Year

A-im to meet the new year, 
N-ever turn a blind eye; 
G-reet the future with truth, 
E-vade the deceiver's
L-ie.

M-eet the new year again, 
A-lthough the sky is gray; 
L-et the bright occasion begin, 
O-nly fourteen days away.
N-ice beacon December seventeenth wipes away each tear; 
G-aze at the next month to meet the new year.
Form: Acrostic

End of the World Is Near

N-ow that the end is near, 
O-pen your life to salvation; 
R-edemption of the soul
I-s only for God's nation.
L-et hope and faith enhance
Y-our love for the Almighty; 
N-ever turn a blind eye to everlasting glory.

I-t's time for the dawn to break, 
N-ight is about to disappear; 
T-oday fifth of January, 
E-nd of the world is near.
Form: Acrostic

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