Warren Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Warren Dunes

Warren Dunes
Kevin Davis 2024

Sitting in the sun, back when we did so without worry, 
It felt warm and right to rest on this towel with no hurry. 
A gentle breeze whispered the secrets of future and past, 
While waves danced softly to music we hoped would always last.

Children’s laughter echoed—melodies tender and sweet, 
Warm sand between our toes, the earth steady beneath our feet. 
Time itself moved slower, turning each moment into a treasure, 
In the golden lake light, where we found our simple pleasure.

Sky and far horizon stretched endlessly blue, 
Dreams lifted like gulls in the bright open view. 
Memories were painted in hues of joy and light— 
In those sun-washed days, absolutely everything felt right.

Now we sit and remember those hours so free, 
When worries were shadows and hearts brimmed with glee. 
Sitting in the sun lives on in memory— 
A season of peace held gently in our history.

Premium Member Warren William Zevon

Warren William Zevon
weird themes his music touched on
without a care or bother
he gave us Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner

Stanford Warren and Barren Lands

I have heard of a Stanford Warren, 
Who chose to live in lands barren,
Self submitting to predicament; 
It was simply not God’s Commandment.

Warren tags it Rich Self-Denial
And swears “Decision is final!”
By full choice “Rock of Gibraltar’
“You can’t me change from your altar!”

Was he after A Transformation:
Out testing some dropped information?
Former neighbor: multi-millionaire
Former best friend stinking billionaire 
He’d tried a fact-finding questionnaire
The First had slept in a dust bin,
The Second long punished his skin…

And to Fifty-Year-Old Warren
His surest bet: lands badly barren!


Premium Member The Strong Belief of Senator Hiram Warren Johnson

Johnson believed that
war’s proponents use falsehood
to garner support . . .
this wise man died the same day
the atomic bomb got dropped


April 5, 2022
For Sotto Poet's Is Truth The First Casualty Of War And Why Is That Poetry Contest

Premium Member Remembering Warren Zevon

(1943-2003)

He was a renegade. 
He was a rebel all his days.
Then something broke inside. And I, I --  
I cried and cried when Warren died.

Re: Warren 'Link' Draper

“Once you’ve financed your passion
—it’s time to quit work”

(Valley Forge Military Academy: August, 1964)


Premium Member Winds of Change -- Trump Vs Warren Or Harris

Any state's electors 
  May now be defectors
A state may go for Trump
  But its electors can choose 'her'

A recipe for chaos, pure
  To be challenged in court, for sure

Premium Member Little Warren Buffett

Little Warren Buffett
  sat on a tuffet
Counting his stocks
  and his bonds

Along came a crash
  and there went his stash
But it wasn't as bad
  as it sounds...

While others pulled out
  Little Warren held stout
He took the stock-picker's dare
  Purchasing bargains with care

Touting a 'buy-low' culture
  He swooped in like a vulture
A mere year from that crash
  He'd made back all his cash

There's a lesson in here
  Whose principle's clear -- 
When you sit on a tuffet
  Make sure you don't **** it!

The Buffett

I twice shortchanged Warren one of the two “t”s in Buffett. I found Ogden Nash did a fine job with double letters in "The Lama".
That inspired me to write, in apology for slighting Mr. Buffett:

The Buffet

The one-t buffet,
That's a punch, 
Or a place to 
Have your lunch.
The two-t Buffett?
He never knew 
A fiscal crunch. 
And I will bet 
A silken tuffet
There isn't any
Three-t buffettt. *

--- Oliver Klosov
* The author regrets that he cannot duplicate 
Ogden Nash's final “groaner” re a “three-t buffettt” . Pooh. 

If that's not enough it will have to do. (heh heh)

Warring With Warren

Warring With Warren

Here is a warning;
Don't be warring with Warren;
May end up mourning.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn

Horn Haiku has to be 5-7-5
Each line will be rhyming 
with perfect timing.

I'Ll Never Be As Rich As Warren Buffet

I will never be as rich as Mr. Buffet 
Though I have made some correct decisions 
Including a wiining lawsuit 
and a purchase of an 1877 Indian head penny 
I will never be as rich as Warren Buffet 
But I find happiness none the less
A well played chess game 
A good meal, a kiss on the breeze
leave me feeking as rich as Mr. Buffet 
Well, one can always dream 
money matters 
but it isn't everything 
by any means.....

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