Short Up The Wrong Tree Poems

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Premium Member Fracking Up the Wrong Tree

High pressure injection of fluid into solid rock
Our human race a labyrinth of sweet flora root-bound within
The oak and sycamore shaking off early morning dew

© Harry J Horsman  2018
Form: Sijo


I Wanted You

I  wanted you to come to me and refresh my soul. I wanted  you to be the dream of this night owl. I wanted you to come to me and sway my belief. I wanted you to come to I,and set me free. May be I was barking up the wrong tree.
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Premium Member clique Rhymes

a penny saved is a penny earned
adding insult to injury, her love was spurned
afraid of his own shadow and against all odds
airing his dirty laundry happened to both Todds
the all mighty dollar earned by a chip off the old block
all talk no action and an axe to grind, said Mrs. McLock
barking up the wrong tree was a little dog too
quiet as a mouse was my mean Aunt Louise Sue.
Form: Rhyme

Eagle

There are a lot of different breeds.

A dog is a very common
four legged-animal
 often kept by people,
used to guard or hunt  
but this female is compare
 with Einstein and other genius
mix with doberman
was used in Panama
as founder of Noriega mass graves.

When  ferocious barking
 up the wrong tree
is reward by her mon (a woman).
This forensic dog
 is a great holiday spender,
eats lot´s of pizzas
and can replace
men in his job.

What Will I Do?

What will I do?
I can't decide.
As in this world,
I must abide.

Where will I go?
Where will I be?
In maybe ten years,
Or maybe twenty.

Will I have children,
A house or a job.
Or will I be myself,
A big fat blob.

I have no purpose,
I know it's true.
The thought of it,
Makes me feel blue.

Will I have kids,
That will love me?
Or am I barking,
Up the wrong tree.

Whatever my purpose,
Whatever it is,
Maybe someday I'll find it.
Maybe someday. GEE WHIZ!
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