Short Vetoed Poems
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Myriad of stories to share,
But no ears have time to spare,
Load of tonnes of words,
Vetoed heart has to forlonly bear!
One hundred-year-old Jimmy Carter
Loved nature and in Georgia Conservancy a charter (member)
He vetoed the damn for the Flint
Some people's dreams left at a sprint
One wanted my company but they vetoed,
I had happened to overhear.
My anger never torpedoed,
but nulled to make way for sorrow.
I realized it was not them that were hollow–
But it was I that caused distress,
I could not sojourn there nor here,
and everyone hesitated, failing to confess.
Wanting of a soul
Closer we came in love, for want of souls,
No trials, was sentenced a desired gaol,
Each breath in his detention renewed my life,
Vetoed cynicism, that put an end to all strife,
No wonder I didn't plead for a parole !
Written March 9th, 2015
On subject " love"
For contest "Love or hate pick a subject #2" by Shadow Hamilton
Awarded 3rd place
No matter what,
there is no one who's happier,
perhaps, tomorrow
I will hang myself
I never vetoed
being spry or napping
for happiness,
despair
or sad laugh.
I never vetoed
for anything, I never
cry of the pain, I live,
I fight, I do.
I'm happier than anyone whatever,
I'm not a candle
to blow out, believe.
P. S. This is my translation of poem by Yulia Drunina
Our parents take us just so far
And then we find our way,
No longer captive to the rules
They taught us to obey.
So where we live or what we eat
Or wear or do for fun
Must be decided by ourselves
And vetoed by no one.
Our choices may surprise or shock
Or anger, I suppose,
But that’s the way it’s always been
And how it mostly goes.
Though parents may expect their kids
To their own lives conform,
Embracing quite the opposite
May often be the norm.