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You Might Regret

Read this poem and you might regret
It has no purpose, well not yet
I know it needs revised
and that I was quick to realize
My reason: I had no plan
I wrote a poem, and then I ran
The critics are angry
"Freedom of the Press!", I shout eagerly
Read another poem, or whatever
While I rewrite this shamefull endeavor
Though this ink has stained my paper,
I'll rest now and write better later
One will surely ask, "who wrote this trash"
What shall I do, and what shall I say?
I shall wear a mask and point the other way


Untitled

I wish you could know me in a prison cell
You'll think I'm a law abiding citizen, and kindhearted as well

and I wish you could know me in a funny farm
You'd think I'm sane, goodminded, and exceptionally normal

I wish you could know me in the ghetto
so you can see how well mannered and groomed I'am

In Zimbabwe you'll notice how much I eat, how much I get and how wealthy I'am

I wish you could know me when I'am in a crowd, and when I'm by myself

When I'm at home, with my parents, with my friends at school, or nowhere doing nothing at all,
whether you like me or not, you'd know who I'am

I wish you didnt know me at all

until I stand cleansed before God, and appear flawless


The Red Car

(parody of the red wheel barrow)

Nothing depends
upon

an old rusty
car

leaking gas

beside the high-rising
flames


Ode to the Mess

In it is what I've always needed
Whereas what I forgot was mine
It's where I always heave it
When it has no bearing and I lack the time
It has no shape or color
The trademark I shall pattent
Its mysteries have my favor
Some of it new, despite the mold and dents
Think of the potential value
Despite there discontent
Give time to the investment
Ode to the mess
The height of reputations clad
All they ever say
It looks bad
It's always in our way
Be slow to anger
It has no hate for you
In such a disabled state
It can't walk from under your shoe
It's most unique and
has a true identity
The longer it's there
The more accurate to depict me
When asked where my belonging is
My stance and proud creedence is
It's in the mess!
It never lets me down
It turns up either now
or the discrepency of the mess
It takes better care of my stuff than I
Ode to the mess!


Untitled

Life's a joke
Join the chorus
Laugh histerically
I may respond
.but cannont answer
I have gone
as did my sanity


lots more poems by Aaron Liess will be added soon!

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