Poetry is often seen as a means of expressing one’s innermost thoughts and emotions. From love to heartbreak, nature to society, and everything in between, poets have written about a range of themes and subjects over the years. However, sometimes a poet’s inspiration can come from the most unexpected places, including the excuses we make for ourselves and others. In this poem, we delve into the world of “Poem Excuses,” exploring the reasons we give for not doing what we know we should, and the often-complex emotions and experiences that underlie them. Through the lens of poetry, we gain a deeper understanding of the human condition and the myriad of reasons we use to justify our actions (or inactions). So, sit back, relax, and let’s explore the world of “Poem Excuses” together.
“Apologies in Verse: Exploring the Art of Excuses”
Poem #1: “Excuses for Not Writing a Poem”
I can’t write a poem today,
I’ve got too much on my plate.
My mind is foggy and astray,
I’m just not feeling very great.
I know I should be creative,
But my inspiration’s lacking.
My mind is simply inactive,
And my words are all just slacking.
I’ll write a poem tomorrow,
When my head is clearer still.
But for now, please just let me go,
And let my writer’s block be still.
Poem #2: “Excuses for Not Sharing a Poem”
I wrote a poem the other day,
But I don’t think it’s very good.
I’m afraid to share it anyway,
In case you think it’s just a dud.
The words don’t seem to flow just right,
And the rhymes don’t quite make sense.
I don’t want to share this tonight,
It might just make you feel intense.
Maybe I’ll try again someday,
And write a poem that’s worth your time.
But for now, please just let me stay,
And keep my verse within my mind.
Poem #3: “Excuses for Not Reading a Poem”
I know you sent me a poem,
But I haven’t had time to read.
I’m sorry that I’m not at home,
And my schedule’s just too full, indeed.
I promise I’ll get to it soon,
And give your verse the attention it’s due.
But for now, I’m on the move,
And my to-do list is quite a few.
Your poem deserves a careful read,
And I’ll take the time to give it that.
But for now, I must proceed,
And leave your verse to sit and chat.
We hope that you liked this Excuses Poems of Solitude and Mystery collection and please do share this poem online with your Family, Friend and Loved ones.
Also Visit:“Dreamland’s Embrace: A Poetic Ode to Sleep”