Vocabularies
Can be small when the words have
multiple meaning
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sck030415
Vocabularies
Can be small when the words have
multiple meaning
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sck030415
Once knew a man named Chuckles LaRue
Always had he an extra shoe
With just one leg there’s little to do
Till he meet another with one leg too
Now they both share their extra shoe
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My grass gets tall, I don’t care
My neighbor’s old, I have no fear
A porch to sit, a pen to push
A comfy cushion for my tush
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Singing birdies in the bush
A barking dog, I whisper “shush”
A gentle breeze across my face
A stolen moment from the human race
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My mind’s racing to outer-space
Thoughts flowing at breakneck pace
A blink of an eye, I hit a wall
My brain is blank, nothing at all
~*~
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I’m not really a
Poet, I just make stuff up,
write it down and rhyme.
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Sck030115
Welcome all to the Hall of Knowledge
Knowing all I don’t allege
Though what’s known within these walls
Is the knowledge all known by no-one at all
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There are no books, tablets or scrolls
Nothings written of what’s unknown
Yet this knowledge exists, all right here
Filling the voids of this knowledge lair
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Knowledge hidden behind these great doors
Muffling the roars of the dragons snores
To open the doors the dragons would soar
Soaring dragons seen nevermore
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There’s also Centaurs that canter to and fro
Whilst the Mers and Unicorns laugh at their show
Some shards of light slip through the cracks
But without reflection they can’t get back
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So this Hall of Knowledge remains ever shuttered
Ensuring that future quests remain unfettered
Now off to the slide of gloom and despair
Or steps to the heavens, way, way up there
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As fitting an ending as ever can be
The show ends here of your fantasy
To go beyond there’s no return
Nothing to live for if nothing to yearn
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Oh! And one last thing before you go
We can’t tell anyone of this show
We don’t want anyone else to know
Of this place we cannot go
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Procrastination
is never having to say
you’re sorry – too soon
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Good at the climbs, great
at the fall, peaks and valleys
I’m not good at all
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People who always
Know where they’re going never
Really quite get there
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Better decisions
are made when we get older,
though often too late.
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I like haiku-ing,
though I sometime think that for
every haiku,
.
a poem written,
for every poem a
story or maybe
.
a novel, but if
I wrote novels there’d be no
time to write haikus.
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Sck020915
Being paranoid
I use invisible ink
Soured and scared sweet-less
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Instantaneous
Conclusions and solutions
Dissolve instantly
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If an ass’s an ass
For not doing what they’re told
What’s an ass that does?
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Sck020415
See No Evil
Eyes shut mask the fright
Eyes shut also hide the light
Eyes open see right
*
Hear No Evil
Noise surrounds, drowning
Screams, laughs trickle in-between
Ghostly silence lurks
*
Speak No Evil
Honesty’s the best
Policy – that’s why it’s best
I keep my mouth shut
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T’was a chilled northern isle
Where grows only weed and rock
From those rocks many a wall grow
Walls that fill with pigs and sheep
They all eat well, weaving tales in their sleep
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What’s more successful?
Almost catching a tiger
Or eating a rat
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Square pegs fit round holes
When diameter’s greater
Than diagonal
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The Hunger Haiku’s
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Drips End
.
Precious little bean
Sweet with cream dream, water pure
Hot tonic to cure
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Scrambled Emotions
.
Warm and firm to touch
Smooth curves conform in cold hands
Crack, beat add to heat
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Lustful Awakening
.
Its length is lovely
Its girth is great – Goooood Morning!
Sausage on my plate
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There was once a clown
Who ventured to town
Where teased and laughed at out-loud
The clown was sad, the clown was proud
Thus used his big shoes to kick-ass all-around
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Sck013115
Trickle-down theory
works well, if you’re already
well above the waist
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Why when I think I’m
Not writing, I write a lot
But when thinking – not
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I saw a bird in a tree.
I said “hey bird talk to me.”
He turned around, we had a chat.
I wrote it down and that was that.
We said good-bye and I flew home.
I sat right down to write this poem.
*
But lost the notes stuffed in my vest,
And whence returned I found a nest.
“My birds prose lost, how can this be?”
I said “hey bird look at me.”
She looked down so she could see,
A babbling bird brain talking to a tree.
*
I yelled “give back my notes in your nest.”
She returned the anger, on my vest.
I started to yell one more time.
Then thought; save the vest, forget this rhyme,
A cozy nest is better than a talking bird poem.
I just hope I think of something else when I get home.
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