Well Advised Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Assuming a future

Assuming a future

The evidence is in

Preparation for the future

Is well advised..

Although the future

Will likely be different

Than visualized..

This is the old story

Often repeated which

When appearing empty

Reflects no freedom

And no bondage...

Premium Member Angry Dolphins

Precariously poised on 
the precipitous precipice,
I pondered whether a nose-dive plummet
into the whirlpool lagoon below
was prudent, well-advised and provident.
But the angry impassive persona,
of the ever so cross porpoises,
seen purposefully prancing there
gawking up at me,
persuaded me to prudently, 
postpone the plunge.

Premium Member The Power of Ponder

Assessments are well                                                                                                         advised before accessing,                                                                                                    to avoid excess
06072017PS Haiku Contest, Chris Aechtner


Premium Member Beyond the Grave

Beyond The Grave
By Curtis Johnson

The Arms of Justice, so extensive, having no limits
Reaching the lowest depths, and the highest points
Searching out both the perpetrators and the victims
Rendering to perpetrators their reckoning
Granting to victims their rewards

Yes, death will often precede reckoning and reward
Preventing ‘due process’ for victims and perpetrators
But let victims never fret; let perpetrators be well advised
Even beyond the grave, the Hall of Justice awaits
And on His throne, the Eternal Judge there sits

To execute justice to both
Granting reckoning and reward
cj01302016

Premium Member Old 'Iron-Ass'

A tough four-star general was this man called Curtis LeMay

   We in the ranks remember him as old 'iron-ass' to this very day

      He always had a big cigar stuck in his face and he never smiled

         And you'd be well-advised to steer clear of him when he was riled


Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved

I Didn'T Hear You Say That

I Didn’t Hear You Say That

By Elton Camp

“But I told you to bring home some bread.
You never seem to listen to anything I said.”
Most husbands have heard such as that before
And are likely to hear yet many times more

It isn’t exactly that our hearing is defective,
Rather, because our listening can be selective
So any husband who the favor of his wife seeks
Would be well advised to listen when she speaks


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