Short What If Poems
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Stretch
Be bold
Adventurous
Dare
Consider options
Put yourself out there
What if...
AP: Honorable Mention 2021
if I was king
there be many things
more love from above
more dreams
over power the mean
for all share weather
WHAT IF
What if i woke up
before the day had started,
before there was life;
Loneliness is a poison,
Only the dead should endure
What if I drink a cup of sunshine
Would that illuminate my mind
Would I be full of mystery
Enlightened free from misery
boy nervous first date
what if she wants to kiss me
I never learn how
anxious checking the mirror
hoping girl won’t show
What if darkness was a color
And black the shade of day
Would we see the light at night
Or would we all still lose our way
‘Ask Yourself … ’ 72nd Senryu
Have You Ask Yourself ? …
Just What If It’s Really True ...
GOD … His Son … and You ?
OK,
what if
my Mom was
right and I won’t
be happy ‘til someone
actually does lose an eye.
Is that what’s been missing?
They are just daydreams you say.
But what if daydreams come true?
Can we merely discount them?
Would this be the thing to do?
MAD MONEY
what if gold were blue
how $ad monetary '
if it were still green
11/6/18
written by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018
What if truth was a color
Would it be your favorite one to wear
Would it fit you or hang loose
And would you wear it everywhere
girl waiting for date
what if he tries to kiss me
she wore pink lipstick
ringing doorbell time is here
hope he kisses me today
What if ___'s dreaming all of us,
all the birds, trees, life and love,
all the stars and sky above
- trying to wake his self up.
‘To be, or not to be: that is the question’
(Hamlet, Act 3, Scene 1)
by Shakespeare
the scary part-what if there is no answer
a pallid pool
leaves and flotsam
lethargic, desiccated
as if waiting for
a giant spoon to stir them
what if it all freezes
What if conception
Bore the concept
Of what had already been
The conception
Would that mean
We are simply here for
The concept
Play some bingo - have some fun
So what if a bit of gamboling is done!
Maybe win the big blackout
Then "bingo" you will have to shout!
Take a breath
what if that was your last breath
Would you matter
Would you be remembered
Now exhale
Go and be unforgettable
What if it’s all happening in a raindrop that is about to hit the window of a ’57 Chevy?
©11/13/2018
for The Raindrop Poetry Contest
[for Joan Osborne]
What if god was a little mouse
Just a mouse in a little house
Just a stranger and a louse
Tryin' to get the cheese.
What if paradise were in heaven it is it is paradise this heaven is?
4/4/22
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2022
She could in the chamber resume
Her role holding off pending doom
Dianne Feinstein is fit
In the Senate to sit
If her body we’d only exhume
take formless to be form invisible
go beyond body mind and senses five
so what if space is imperceptible
know the entire universe is alive
baby’s name is Earth
her brother is Fire
I can predict their next two sibling’s names
But what if they have five children?
What happens then?
If
By Nathan Hannen
If I could be just for you I would
If you said yes I know we could
The question remains what If we should
The End.
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