Objects Poems | Examples

Premium Member Our Legacy

As obvious as it may seem,
Our higher life we must redeem.
To get full value, its true worth,
It’s not a given at one’s birth.

First acknowledged, then understood,
Overcome ego, become good.
Use your energy to create,
Our deeper thoughts our true estate.

To share the truth that we have gleamed,
Our higher self must be redeemed.
Legacy: our thoughts repeated.
Shows our life is not completed.

Life goes on; it is eternal.
The body: only a kernel.

Objects

Objects

Objects devoid of
definite shape are 
responsible, with the loyal aid of 
tree roots, and to 
bagpipe music, for the 
breakdown of
the 
Western Roman Empire (467 AD).


Premium Member Arguing With Inanimate Objects

Arguing with inanimate objects
Can be very distressing
To them
My Roomba drove itself down the stairs
The Keurig switched to decaf

Alexa told me where to go
Siri filed for a restraining order
My iphone deleted the “find my phone” app
My robot pet brought poop into the house
When I hit the “autopark” button
My car parks itself around the corner from the house
My security cameras only watch what I’m doing
My drone took off with a raven

I googled “How to get rich”
It told me to sell my organs

I checked my heart rate on my apple watch
It said “faster – you’re still breathing”

While hiking my phone beeped
The message read…
You are entering a dead zone…STAY THERE.

Objects of Affection

“Objects of Affection” 

Objects of affection
drop like white marbles
from the sky 
we love to look 
to our heaven
for all kinds
of angels

all’s fair in 
love and war
when faith 
and belief 
in a stronger
unified existence
that type of love, denied

trust 
walks out the door
along a fine sharp line
sucked into that endless place
where the black ball 
is dropped,
compartmentalised

life interrupted
for the unheard 
taken down 
by the unnecessary
silent swift intervention,
interrogated, eviscerated,
true autopsy, denied

what is love
to the alienated 
gone AWOL alien
true fabric 
orchestrated 
by the external 
as something other, 

superficial, 
the internal, inconvenient, 
briefly recognised
worthless feelings 
buried deep, the complex 
compartmentalised
non-copacetic;

by the artificial copacetic
written off blithely,
non-evolutionary
the revolution de-loused,
time spent of no importance,
touch and emotions
clinically extinct

love
unknown 

life
unrecognised

of unknown origin
unidentified

(LadyLabyrinth / 2023)

Premium Member Broken Objects

Sunny and her love-object have broken up.

It was a selfie-inflicted wound - a slapdash pic taken,
that like a puzzle, revealed more than intended.

We try and be thoughtful and considerate but
we’ve only recently escaped from captivity.

Perfectly nice people are capable of unfaithful deeds. 
Isn’t that what so much of great literature is about?

Our lives are written in disappearing ink,
and it’s not as if all kisses are meaningful.

We stretch for happiness or for fleeting pleasure
- we’re not married and only vaguely committed.

What would tempt you - what could you actually resist at 18? 
Or now - but maybe you’re a saint.


The Most Fragile Objects On Earth

The Most Fragile on Earth are we,
The creative brains, forever enslaved 
By the jealous mistress, the Muse.
We’re the folk Fortune never embraced.

Emotions wide open, tears on the ready, 
A fetish to embrace the senseless pain 
Of all humanity. We end up most often 
With angina, the sweet angst that kills.

Are we mad, are we magnificent, 
Neither we nor our readers know. 
We flaunt not our work, its beauty
Keeps us safe and forever on course.

From one setback to another, 
We sail past disaster and honor
Our peers who defied misfortune
Their poems are of enduring glory.

Theirs were the heroic lives 
Of unmitigated suffering:
Long years of want, unmerited 
Persecution, insults and taunt. 

We honor them, the poets of our past, 
Their sacrifices indeed were not in vain.
We’ve learnt from them and their work
The undying beauty of enduring pain.

Premium Member Objects of Nature

There is nature all around us
Nature has many objects
So many trees are around
All an assortment are seen
In the forest a river or stream
It divides the forest in half
Logs on the ground long and short
Scattered everywhere on the ground

Many dead trees still standing
Do we hear the dead trees falling?
Birds in the trees nesting their young
Owls hooting from above a branch
Hikers followed those paths
A narrow path leads somewhere
There is an abandoned log cabin
Dilapidated soon falling

Lost Souls and Rubber Objects

Cars are made of rubber in the land of US
Asphalt highways twist and turn in pain
Erased for your protection at the curb
Life is no ones fault but yours

May the DMV have mercy on your souls
May they require daily inspections in your homes
Stay inside away from stores
Closed but open to suggestion
Avoid shopping at all cost.  Walk. 
                   -Safety comes first-  
Leave keys on the dash and tongues in the mouth
If you own objects throw them out 

Souls are subjects of interest to the powers that be
If they bounce they become intriguing

Gum and coins can be found in the sofa
Couch potatoes can be found above
If you lose your keys don’t blame God
It is not His job
If you look real hard you will discover…..Rubber

Objects are another kind of trouble
You should let them be
Concentrate on the subject at hand
Find the keys



Authors Note:  Why are cars made of dangerous materials like metal and glass?  Why are they not made of rubber?  Rubber bounces during collisions.

Premium Member Sentimental Objects

There are certain items kept
Sentimental objects are special
They hold the good memories
Some of us own one object
While some of us own several

It could be anything owned
Mine are several items
I treasure to my heart
I framed a Christmas card
A scene of Colpoy Bay area

A painting framed of Wiarton
My sewing table plus more
A stain glass wheel hand made
When the sun shines the colours
show
My statue dog Scruffy
An autograph book of poetry
Are sentimental to me

2 Am On a Saturday

Your bottle
of Wild Irish
Rose wine
is a potbelly pig
bleeding in the tender
over-turned dirt

gnats linger near it
like kids do a birthday cake
when it’s about to be cut

I am under a blanket
thick as the snow that was on the steps
left from the blizzard of 1993

I keep light on a page of my diary
I sketch my dirty secrets in it

the ones no rose I will ever grasp
will ever know
and don’t ever think
you can make me tell you them

now you sit on a landing
a puppet
when it’s not danced
by magic

and that maybe have been left
to be just another piece
of my home to study
and to one morning

before my blood reminds me
it also has pain
that won’t go away

be chosen
to be another thing
I am obsessed with
revealing in a poem

Give Me Something Round

Give me something round
Edges to life should be circular
Beware of the elliptic mystery
Rotate your marbles frequently

Give me something spherical
Two hemispheres in harmony
Held together with super glue
Solid to the core and spiraling

Give me something not Michigan
(Round objects are illegal in Michigan)
Balls and clocks are criminal offenses
Cops eat holes but not the donuts

Give me something curled up
Cylindrical in its composition
Rotund but not too obtusely cute
Circumferences should not be too cute

Give me something more articulated
Orbicular to orbiculated would be great
An object that orbits about itself and others
Held in both hands hollowed out loud

Give me something, anything with a shape
As long as it is not cube or rectangular
Squares and lines are grave mistakes
God forgives that which is angular

Give me something other than zeros
There must be light at the end of the tunnel
Ovals become more circular over time
Edges become less... once questioned

Give me moons surrounded by planets
Give me bald women who look ridiculous
We love them anyway from the bottom up
And the universe they came in on

Flying Objects

Flying things
 
I once saw a flying pig
there was a hard wind blowing from the east.
over the bay of Cascais
The wind slackened and dropped the pig
that was alive and swimming ashore
alas, where men with knives waited.
Every café was serving pork in all its form
a pig is versatile for human consumption.
Can`t say the same for my little donkey
on the terrace, it costs me a fortune in carrots
but it has sweet-smelling droppings which
I dry and sell to rose lovers.

Premium Member What Are Objects Question Mark

What are objects?

a silly question many will say
an interruption to things of importance..
the chair is the chair..now on to my
daily schedule..uninterrupted please..
however..after much searching to 
satisfy desires..pausing with the question
might be finally reconsidered..finding that
an inbred belief in objects can be rattled
with attention to experience..telling of the 
frailty of of such belief..
we experience in wholes..not in chairs
claiming their independence..
the chair reconsidered shows up as
perception temporarily..then perceiving..
a walking back to the Reality which 
has been quietly waiting for
recognition..
those objects we knew before the question 
now appear as they always appeared
but somehow now..satisfying the desires
we had painfully pursued...

Premium Member Special Objects of Divine Affection -John 15: 19

It's a great thing to dwell so much
upon our great God's love divine
this love so hard to describe fully
God's elect have it being His one kind

John's words tell much of God's heart
for out of it comes our election
as the Lord chose us out of the world
special objects of divine affection

Why should God choose such as we?
pots of clay lost in sin without hope
but of His merciful boundless love
reaching out sending His rescue rope

This is the perfect love of God supreme
chosen are His elect from eternity past
His great love is the answer why
who God chose for His dye is cast

God's love sent Jesus His only son
to die on Calvary our sin to atone
The redeemer paid the perfect sacrifice
so one day we'll be heavenly flown


("I have chosen you out of the world." John 15:19)

Premium Member Near Earth Objects

NASA watches sky

Asteroids whiz by

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