Weirds Poems | Examples


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Sonnet on Complain and Suggestion

What makes-mean to whom my solitary,
Who don't face it ,that I encounter,
In every day I die in thousands poetry,
Where who don't care about this shouter.

Wish! I live, die in a  moment-mere
That put-on blanket of white-pleasure,
But what the means of this tear
That who haven't weap time-leisure.

Everywhere seek no find,no words,
Express in this I'm feeling solitude,
Interpretion hide in event weirds
Reveal that ,don't care about  multitude.

What care about world if this mild,
Live in it,it's my thoughts wild.

Only Weirds and Odd Balls

Only Weirdos and Odd Balls

Wirdos and odd balls Trump represent;
Those in jail for time short or long stint;
Have hair stringy,
Or totally dingy
Only ones who he could obtain consent.

Jim Horn

A Transitory Existence, An Eternal Quintessence

My tenant body constitutes a lease,
A rented fabric owed to landlord Time, 
From smoothened silk to wrinkled leather’s crease,
This shuttled thread is bound in deed to grime.
My mind he stakes a vested interest in,
Its vibrancy is forced perforce to fade,
The stain of Lethe’s dull oblivion
Shall wash and sink this mind in murky shades.

Immortal dyes Arachne used to draw,
(While mortals die unraveled, naked, sheared)
Her strings contested Nature’s with their awe,
Art’s golden wool outwears the looming Weirds.
This trunk of life is tailored for a fashion,
Yet timeless wove is art’s transcendent passion.


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Yesterday's Frenzy

Yesterday's Frenzy

Caught in the sunny solitude 
While on the coastal beach of lauretol 
You were the enchanted princess 
And i was innocent 
Blushing in your frisson 
Basking in the magical tent of the sunlight 
Gazing at your Extremities 
strolling past the succulence; yet you found me faultless 
Before i dauted my pride 
Memories of the crispy breeze made a scene of your 
sinuos hair 
But justice stood afar 
As i prooved it, sliding through the Ocean tide 
Melting away at night on your horrizon 
Which caresses the stars in the sky 
I persisted, forgetting the weirds 
and wearies of our time

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