Uneventful Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Life's Guiding Moon

Sitting in his car 
Judd Monte was counting stars 
Enjoying his sedative place 
Displaying a happy face 
Then a disgruntle spinster appeared 
Lunatic possessed dear
Judd Monte knew her from grade one 
Elementary fun 
Recess under a soothing sun 
They say,
On her birthday 
Moonlight shining bright 
Instigated her to fight 
Until this evening 
Judd Monte committed not leaving 
Armed with wine 
Glasses to dine 
Fully subscribed 
Judd Monte tried 
Presenting ways to win 
Against the angry sin 
“You see that planet out there 
The moon, it is not supposed to scare” 
Judd Monte’s Spinster debated her mission  
And listened 
Showing an immersive trance 
Choreographed by those who dance 
Judd Monte made the peaceful advance 
Turning the uneventful sight 
Romantic not a fright 
Entertained by the moon 
Playing a jazzy tune 
Next time you cannot see 
Just believe 
And turn on the moonlight 
It will guide you through the night

Premium Member The Less You Know

The less you know, the easier you live
This little trope was never truly helpful
But on a second thought you may conceive
Your ignorance was rather uneventful
The blessing means the more you know, the less
You’re happy with the content, more inclined
To simple life with pleasures to possess
Most beautiful can ease your troubled mind..

Love the labour of my love

Death seizing me one day, mourn me no more,
Let me leave this vain world free from all woes, 
Let me go seasons as have from this shore, 
And bid goodbye to my soul as it goes. 
Quiet a leaf gets born, gets yellowed gray, 
No reason why man be so noisiest-- 
Aloud when born one uneventful day… 
Loud again when goes, what a grumbling guest! 
And so if ye happen to read these lines, 
Life-less when I lie to disintegrate, 
Let me leave ‘pon this place no telltale signs, 
Let all of my memories dissipate. 
    Fains if one so chooses to love my pen, 
    O love the labour of my love if can. 
____________________ 
Sonnet | 12.11.2008 | death, love, memories, pen, poet   

Note: This sonnet talks about how a poet wants to be remembered when he dies— like a passing season that goes, no fuss. If at all, love and remember ‘my poems’, more than me.


Premium Member Moments

Moments - Chantelle Smith (26 September 2025)

Moments can be magical 
and some quite mementos.
Moments can be dramatic,
and the quite uneventful. 
 
Its moments that make the world go round
Incredibly fast or awfully slow.
Moments may pass by and pass on, 
and some may come and never leave,
Never really moving on. 

There are moments of laughter,
and there are moments of pain.
Moments of love and moments of hate. 
Words said in a moment,
you wish you could erase
and then there are moments
you wish would stay. 

Moments of stillness,
there are those moments too. 
What was your last moment,
what moment are you going through?

As someone said tomorrow is not promised
So today, lets live our moments in the present
living fully, in each and every one.

Get a life

So God asked me smugly, “How did you
find the life I fashioned one for you?”
“Not very colorful, Sire,” I decried.
“My wife was homely and dull
My kids, mediocre and drab
I slogged, I struggled feeling ever gray.
An uneventful life. Unconditionally normal. 
Methinks, you did a gross injustice by me.”
“Oh, shut the … whining,” God boomed.
“Just go back and get a life!”

Premium Member A letter to a ww2 vet My Dad

My love for my dad, this is how this pen goes, I often
 speculate often to myself about his whereabouts? My
love for my dad.

Vague memories, and  his lack of presence in my childhood 
Dad, I'm sure you attempted to do your best. My love for
My dad.

Overwhelmed with questions about the unknown of uneventful circumstances, situations beyond's a innocent 
child I plead not guilty, A letter to my dad

I often question myself was I at fault? Why wasn't always 
in my life, My love for my dad.

My childhood I was very curious and say to myself 
that I could fix my parents situation  and play the game
Parent trap that backfired,  My love for my dad.

Life has been full of challenges and defeats dad did try.
My love for my dad.

Our recall our last conversation he mentioned to me that the Bible stands for basic, instructions,  before leaving,  earth. My love for my dad.

Then I  received a dreadful phone that my dad has transitioned, that still reminds me until this day. My
love for my dad.


Called Too Early

Walking to class with an expectation not allowed for the innocent.
An uneventful day was expected, but never promised.
My intention as pure as could be with the expectation of the same from a weary society.
Graduation within reach keeps my sanity intact for yet another day.
As I walk to the lunchroom I smell a mixture of meat and cordite that suppress my appetite. 
Running from the sounds of horror to a false safety shall be my undoing.
Why can't I unhear the screams from my peers that perforate my ears?
Why can't I unsee the hate that introduced my fate?
I've wronged no one to deserve such an end to a story barely began.
If nothing else I pray that the torment of those left behind can give some peace to another of their kind.

Premium Member Home Again

His trip took him across many miles
That might have seemed unending -
But he did not notice.

His flight was uneventful
And should have been quite peaceful -
But he did not notice.

The roads traversed green countryside
And might have looked serene -
But he did not notice.

The people gathered close around
And could have made him self-conscious -
But he did not notice.

The words spoken were kind and grateful
And should have been most comforting -
But he did not notice.

He was home again at last,
A true hero and patriot -
To rest forever in eternal stillness.

Premium Member Blessed With Good Fortune

From way up high looking down on Earth
Living up on some clouds to the west
Is my guardian angel watching over me
Not allowing hard times and unrest

Blessed with good fortune and a happy life
Pretty lucky when I hear people mutter
It hasn't been a popular trend among most
Yet my life's been smooth as butter 

Makes me smile and I count my lucky stars
For this charmed and trouble free life
Relative calm and good fortune's been mine
Uneventful and free from strife

Must've done something to deserve this life
Once was kind to a little old lady
Helped her across a real busy intersection
It was just for a matter of safety

Humbly I accept this great honour with pride
Sure don't want to rock the boat
One day think I'll just sail off into the sunset
And be remembered by what I wrote

Premium Member A Terrace Full of Flowers For Our Anniversary

Oh! No. I won’t wait until you’re seriously terminally sick
Or to expire in order to send you bouquets of ritzy flowers
Today is indeed the time, the hour to stand above the big brick
To show my love amidst the hubbub of seasoneless showers.

You are profoundly loved, dear colorful and calm princess
You are always on my mind, in my guts, my heart and my soul
You are always on top of the unbiased poll, on my pole
And I love you with an incredible passion since you are the best.

I want to give you a garden jammed full of exotic flowers
And invite gobs of colorful rainbows to dazzle you daily
While exposing my love despite of a series of uneventful hours.

Oh! It’s rewarding, classy and marvelous to celebrate joyfully
Under the pristine blue sky. It’s our anniversary, let’s enjoy life
To the fullest. Let’s move on, forget the sad past and the vile rife.

Copyright © August 2023, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.

Not Always Cheerful

Not always cheerful,
Sometimes sorrowful, 
Sometimes delightful.

Sometimes hurtful,
Sometimes regretful,
Sometimes beautiful.

Sometimes disrespectful,
Sometimes respectful,
Sometimes wonderful.

Sometimes bashful, 
Sometimes resentful,
Sometimes playful.

Sometimes forgetful,
Sometimes wishful,
Sometimes thoughtful.

Sometimes getting an earful,
Sometimes doubtful,
Sometimes colorful.

Sometimes prayerful,
Sometimes eventful,
Sometimes uneventful.

Sometimes tearful,
Sometimes fretful,
Sometimes careful.

Sometimes fearful,
Sometimes painful,
Sometimes artful.

Always plentiful,
Always thankful,
Always heartful.

Premium Member A Day In the Life Act 3 and 4

Act Three - the nap 

Naptime was uneventful.  The girls didn’t show up.  The dog snores.  He drools.  The pillowcase is a brownish, water stained, Picasso-esque masterpiece.

Act Four - table for three 

Dogs are omnivorous, they will eat anything that hits the floor.  The cat is more selective.  It will use a single claw to remind him of its likes and dislikes.  If it is rare steak the cat will use several claws and a paw to guide his hand from plate to gaping maw.  The dog will pretend it is sleeping and drool in anticipation.  If he opens a can of tuna he believes that the cat will have an ****** as it claws his leg.  The three of them eat a highly protein(aka-meat)-centric diet.

John G. Lawless
©4/28/2023

Shambles

“Let me rant and let me ramble, you’re looking at a lunatic in shambles.”
                                    ~' Let me be' by The Mighty Mighty BossTones

Do you ever feel hot, palms sweating? 
your hands and feet burning
your heart benumbed
and yet, you feel a chill 
running through your body.
When you look back and
see mostly an uneventful life
and see only a foreboding haze ahead?

When all the religions and the scriptures
all the philosophical treaties 
and all the political maneuvering,
The social and moral proprieties 
that you adhered to all your life
now seems to appear nothing but a farce.

All the passions and the obsessions
the ideals and the ambitions of your life
they all come roaring back 
like the waves of the sea at high tide
and then quietly recede
leaving behind  
a troubled and cynical soul in shambles.


~04/09/23
~Contest: Writing Challenge 'S' words
~Sponsor: Constance La France

Some Days

There are still some uneventful days. 

Days which are always welcome. 

I have tried waiting. 

And I have tried chasing. 

But either way, I am tired at the end of the day.

Premium Member Wish For An Ordinary Day

Another day marches through September
With its ordinaries, its appointments, its glitches --
Hopefully, it will pass as most uneventful,
Not seared in our brain by some tragedy
I’ll settle for a flaccid day of mundanity,
A “live and let live” cliché kind of every day
With a mere sprinkling of raw spontaneity
Slipping into a quiet evening of tranquility.

Written September 12, 2022
[any rhymes are purely
coincidental]

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