Short Uniformly Poems

Locusts and crickets rub their legs like mad
   Their summer night symphonies uniformly bad

Yet when chill breezes still these musicians' strings
   I long for the return of their discordant wings...

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Life’s equilibrium hanging on force of gravity
Rotating day and night uniformly in parity
In mystique of universe ceaselessly expanding;
Will vagaries of time tip the balance of being?

October 1, 2021...

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Painting of oblivion

The is uniformly white
A screen depicting nothingness
There is immobility.
Occasionally a red dot appears
When the mas of the void is moved.
Into the form of life
A beast or a human?
The mystery is no one knows
Why does randomness occur...

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Painting of Oblivion 

The canvas is uniformly white  
As a screen depicts nothingness 
And there is immobility.
Occasionally a red dot appears
when a mass of void is moved
Into life in the form of a life
A beast or a man? 
The mystery is no one knows
Why this randomness occurs...

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AUTUMN ACROSTIC 
All I could see is the leaves falling away
Uniformly the grains pour in the store to stay
Tolerant we shall be to reptiles and rodents
Untamed are the cowboys natural is their scent
My grain my stomach no one dare to say
Now let’s prepare for winter for it come stay
5/9/2012...

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Rain 
How easy rain fall by its own weight 
On a landscape that needs it.

It is October and the sky is lead grey 
For too long it was uniformly blue. 

I walk to the shops and enjoy the sound
Rain makes falling softly on my umbrella.  

A forgotten lullaby remembered a song 
Without words just a hush of tenderness....

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Uniformly swings
the hypocrite
as though on a pendulum,
to and fro,
the string of foul aim
transporting him.
With every swing
ever so timely,
a breadth of chaos unleashed.
The intent periodically he seeks -
the equilibrium unachieved. 
For experiments his fate,
as body and heart wholly 
of stone go
to and fro,
to and fro,
casting a million hates....

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Listen to poem:

Crop Rows as The Way Things Ought to Grow
David J Walker

Your rain falls uniformly in a
Row on gardens that grow in a
Straight-line while

Mine is subject to the
Wind and sun and falls in 

Layers of composted Ataxia
Keeping in  mind 

The perception of the aesthetics 
of perfection that is packaged

in the planning of crop rows
as the way things ought to grow...

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....And then he kissed her
  Unforgettable, how it felt the first time
           Oh, the softness of her lips!
T'was so sweet! Sugar, agave and honey
             Uniformly mixed together;
            the taste of heavenly bliss!



Bite Size Poem no.17 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Line Gauthier
Date written: 08/10/2021...

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I may have grown tired
     but my lungs have opened wide
Never to be so inspired
     as when we shut the divide

Now universally singing verses to be heard
voices chorusing uniformly wringing through the urn
which formed splits and fissures through my nervous cord
hexed cortex adorned with loose tissue and enormous horns
looming viciously against my dreams

     I am reborn...

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Laws are the framework
for an orderly society – 
we subject ourselves
to them, not because they
are perfect, but because
we realize and acknowledge
our own imperfections, and
a need to be governed
uniformly by something
outside the individual…

God gave us the Bible –

And our forefathers
guided by Heaven’s great
example wrote the US
Constitution; not to 
supersede His Holy Worship,
but to affirm the Lord’s Presence
in the spirit of His rightly free
man…....

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