July 6, 2015

Poems

by Timothy J. Muise (author's profile)

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RESTRAINT
by Timothy J. Muise

Restraint is a big word in my world,
you just show restraint or,
you will be placed in restraints.

Restraint is a harsh word in my world,
you must act with restraint or,
you will be subjected to over-agressive restraint.

Restraint is a tragic word in my world,
you must know unlawful restraint or,
you will be fixed in a wooden paupers box with restraints.

Restraint is a word of hope in my own words,
as I am energized by my restraint and,
use my words, my pen, to issue my own order of restraint.

THE BOX
by Timothy J. Muise

My world is a box,
concrete and steel.
There I develop my words,
express how I feel.

That box is so small
just a bit larger than I.
It saved my life,
as I would surely have died.

I don't live in this box,
it is not my true home.
For now I must reside,
so powerfully alone.

The box left behind,
that is what I dream.
Its shape in my past,
my words all they seem.

LIGHTLY
by Timothy J. Muise

She touched my lightly,
I melted like summer ice.

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Imponderables Posted 9 years, 3 months ago. ✓ Mailed 9 years, 1 month ago   Favorite
Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post.

Your poems are so inspirational - keep your head up and keep writing.

Michelle.68 Posted 9 years, 2 months ago. ✓ Mailed 9 years, 1 month ago   Favorite
Thanks for writing. I like your poems

Timothy J. Muise Posted 8 years, 11 months ago.   Favorite
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