Misfortune Poems

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Die and Let Die
by A.F. Sh

That heartbeat I heard, so miserably yearned–
An ear so desperate, melancholic and afeared;

Absurdity it stirred, conferred my eyes blurred–
Adversity! So perilously longing for the end ...

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SHORT EVERYWHERE
by Jonathan Tafreg

Short upstairs and short downstairs,
Short in memory and no spare.

Short in hands that gives,
Short in hands that receives.

Short in legs that rush to opportunities,
Short in connections to possibilities.

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The tortoise that wanted to fly
by Author Reinvented

There once was a little tortoise,
Who desperately wanted to fly,
He strapped wings to his shell,
Wished himself well,
And Jumped off a cliff to the sky.

There once was a starving Coyote,
​​​​​​Who desperately wished for a meal,
Then down fell some lunch
With a thunderous crunch,

......

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The tortoise that wanted to fly
by Author Reinvented

There once was a little tortoise,
Who desperately wanted to fly,
He strapped wings to his shell,
Wished himself well,
And Jumped off a cliff to the sky.

There once was a starving Coyote,
​​​​​​Who desperately wished for a meal,
Then down fell some lunch
With a thunderous crunch,

......

Continue reading
Die and Let Die
by A.F. Sh

That heartbeat I heard, so miserably yearned–
An ear so desperate, melancholic and afeared;

Absurdity it stirred, conferred my eyes blurred–
Adversity! So perilously longing for the end ...

Continue reading
SHORT EVERYWHERE
by Jonathan Tafreg

Short upstairs and short downstairs,
Short in memory and no spare.

Short in hands that gives,
Short in hands that receives.

Short in legs that rush to opportunities,
Short in connections to possibilities.

Continue reading
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