Short Ultimatums Poems

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Premium Member Ultimatum

I hate ultimatums and I needed to share that with you
because if you ever give me an ultimatum, We're Finished, We're Through!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member A Poem About Nothing Meant Everything To Him

I'll choke on another water lily
I swear I will
no more ultimatums
please
and with pleasures as deep as your eyes 
grey
I've never felt such pain
deeper than blues, greens,
and grey
but I'll trade you a rose for a rose. 
he choked

A Bouquet

A Bouquet

Astute; beautiful Chrysanthemums
Decadent earthly Foxglove
Gentle hands; immaculate
Judging Kaffir Lilies
Miniature noises orchestrated
Pretty; quiet Rudbeckia
Shocking trellises; ultimatums
Vermillion wonderful; extravagant
Young Zenobia
Form: ABC

Paradox Lost

The paradox Of my lost socks Does pierce my heart And vex my soul. For it does expose All my toes, Which would be A great calamity. Though much annoyed, From the void Come dulcet murmurs And tacit rumors Of missing razors, Attracting neighbors with ultimatums bespoke verbatim, Return to me, Thou wretched beasts! And where the hell be All my briefs?
Form: Rhyme

Philosophing About Time

It so happens that when the eyes cry
    the memories fall like petals of time...
    Impetuous at this hour, discourses
     the silence.
        Oracles of aged papers,
       become thoughts and fly the most
        noble winds carrying ultimatums ...
         Maybe time remembers
        that is the right time to
        stop a little
        dye all the moments
        and throughout the universe, 
        stop all the torments ...


Ultimatums

Ultimatums
ultimatums

she looked at me 
her eyes were wild.
I wondered what on earth 
have I done.
we had been dating five years
I have never seen her like this.
she shouted at me.
she never shouts.
you can marry me now
my clock is ticking 
I want a family and home.
if you don't do it 
you can go your way 
and I can go my way.
I was roused
passions flying high
my face red 
I said alright
if that's what you want.
you can go your way
and I will go your way too
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