Short Utilitarian Poems
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Umbilical underlings undulate under unified,
universal undercurrent understandings, utilizing
unequivocally ugly, unwise, unwanted, unaware,
utilitarian usurpers.
Tell him what to do
he doesn't
Tell him not to do it
he does
If that's not contrarian
then perhaps it's libertarian
Though as a septuagenerian
I think it utilitarian
Move it or lose it
Was his favourite
And he used it often
You see it fitted his lifestyle
When you meet a crowd
Negotiating your way through
It was a utilitarian saying
And it served him well.
© Paul Warren Poetry
A TOUCH OF IRONY-:-
random
open
fragmentary
inscribed
repeatedly
as A REPOSTE
through
associated
contrasts
stirring
provocation
with SIMPLE UTILITARIAN
reawakenings
deactivating
emotional
forgotten
memories
COMING TOO SOON
by H.B.Ussach
Popping up like pre-fab stucco-concrete-aluminum posies,
Poking up on parking lots as donut shops and quick lubes,
They are plain, utilitarian, proletarian low-low-price bunkers
On a retail war-weary land.
Absolute Beauty’s Celestial Delineation, Evening’s Festoons , Golden Hues, Inviting Jubilation, Kid’s Laughter, Myriad Nodes Of Picturesque Quietness, Resplendant Swathes, Tufts, Utilitarian Vision Weaving ‘Xtra Youthful Zest.
For: John Freeman's contest
By: S.Jagathsimhan Nair, 29 OCT 11
I am a Tree, living historian of weather
record. Grandfather of colonial bridges
and homes. A giggle, you can hear us
when in the breeze apt to tease, fondly
tickle one another. Poetic: To Tree or not
to Tree? So content to be what we are --
man's utilitarian, your selfless furnisher
of shade and warmth. No matter Strong
Oak or mangy willow. What I answer to
is Proud Fellow, member of the Ever-wood.
In a utilitarian age, of all other times, it is a matter of grave importance that fairy tales should be respected.
~Charles Dickens, 1853
For pity’s sake, Mother says,
Only you could be so inane,
Reaching for a magic ring
Turning treasure into trash,
Using up every chance
Instead of turning time
Toward a beneficial tide
Of security for your family ~
Unicorns are not real,
Silly rainbow-chasing girl!
So quick ... so easy ... even
Nutritious to those who know.
A small child, in a few heartbeats,
Can put one together to grow.
Its simplicity is utilitarian,
Both in beauty and its form.
As desire gains popularity, by
Constant requests for the snacking norm.
With great taste nearly universal,
It also quiets a hungry belly.
And that's just part of the magic,
Of the so-called, peanut butter & jelly.
Amphorae, beautifully crafted,
Delicate, exquisite, fire-glazed,
Heated in jumbo kilns,
Lovely molded necks,
Opaque pigments,
Quartzite residue-
Symbolic, timeless, utilitarian
Valued- with xanthic yellow zirconium
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Poetry notes:
Poetry form: ABC - In this instance, a poem in which every word begins with a successive letter of the alphabet. The first word begins with A, the second with B, etc.