Short Undiscerning Poems

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Premium Member While Minneapolis Burned

Walz fiddled while the city was burning

National Guard assist he was spurning

Just as Old Nero fiddled

Mayor Walz also diddled

His judgement was, oh, so undiscerning
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Does Anyone Care

Shooting, stabbing
Cheating, lying
In a courtroom
Truth denying
Robbing, burning
Undiscerning
Money launder
Out of order
Drink and drugs
Encourage thugs
Children neglected
Life affected
Feeling ill
Suicide pill
It's not fair
Does anyone care?



21 February, 2020
Form: Rhyme

Titanium Roses In Her Pocket

And later that evening she sauntered
along the halls of the cathedral
with callous egoism jingling in her pocket
whilst chuckling of undiscerning humor
I know not the definition of such folly
though strangely I must attest that I weltered in rapture
When she evanesced with no concern for a colloquy
Form: Verse

Head In the Soon-To-Be Desert Sand

Climate churning, quite concerning.
   We go right on oil-burning,
Science spurning, undiscerning, 
   Old-time habits not unlearning,
Profits earning, blindly yearning
   For our carefree youth's returning.
.....Little hope for tables turning.....


(Written February 1, 2019, for Maureen McGreavy's Pithy Pants 2 contest.)
© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.

A Fly On the Wall

Obnoxious and undiscerning 
Teeming with power, devoid of meaning 
intelligent-passing and ethical-seeming

‘Our only choice for defeating evil is taking away your choice for Good.’
Good with slogans
Good with words
Misconstrued, misused, misheard

As their reverberant declarations overtake stifled, dying cries
I mumble into the abyss
And regurgitate the whispers of the night 
And I remain, 
the fly on the wall


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