Short Tuxedos Poems
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Young love looses its flavor when left to its own devices
Half forgotten on a shelf it ripens, molds, and decays.
Sweet, sunlight dancing memories that pull tears from regretful eyes
Soon turn bitter—
Suave boys exchange tuxedos for clown noses
And earnest naivety is revealed.
Where there is no trust
there is no point in ‘talks’
Terms one side proposes
the other will reject ...
But 'keep the momentum going’
'Schedule another round of talks'
Fancy tuxedos drone on and yawn
boy soldiers fall ~ families up in arms
The Show
They were dressed in black tuxedos
Their bow ties were royal blue
Upon command, they danced on their hind legs
There were treats nearby, and water bowls too
They jumped through hoops as the crowd cheered on
There were six of them present, they were never alone
When the show was over, they were taught to bow
They were strong and they were tough
They were miniature chows
Phil speaks
Before the winter sun
can open its eyes,
The legendary Phil
emerges out of its lair,
Members with hats and tuxedos,
Predict the long winter
If he sees his own shadow,
If doesn't see shadow,
early spring is ready to burst forth,
Brings festivities
of food and melody,
Misinterpretation can call for
a death penalty,
February 2nd, the Groundhog Day !
Written Jan 29th, 2015
For contest by John Lawless