Absorbing Poems | Examples


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absorbing india

busy state
fullest living
rolling stone gathers god particles

watching humans
watching flag of nations
preparing how to arrive than considering political correctness,political incorrectness

busy state
fullest living
rolling stone gathers god particles

watching planet earth
counter normal adults,aggressive adults,dangerous adults
preparing how to actulise self-actulisation than considering like votes collection

busy state
fullest living
rolling stone gathers god particles

watching unknown
watching rebirth urges when last comes
preparing how to leave world than considering country risk,political risk

busy state
fullest living
rolling stone gathers god particles

Premium Member On Absorbing Truth

All the morals and ethics in the world
As principles and values unfurled,
Mean nothing without appropriation
Into heart and soul with approbation.
We must absorb truth into our being
So inner light we are always seeing
As our guide into the next dimension,
Believing in eternity as a life extension,
Our truth must become as real inside
As real, right now, all in eternity reside.  

FIFTH PLACE WINNER
Written April 24, 2022
submitted to "Our Truth" Poetry Contest
sponsored by Unseeking Seeker

Absorbing Powers

Absorbing radiations and burping flare
Oh! pardon me for my shine
Luminous light of the mighty father,
The creation of heaven 
and the fall of man,
Given powers, the hand i couldn't reach,
The hidden strings of the puppet master!

Elemental force, 
strongest at my atoms than protons
Casting light building spectrums,
Perceiving the world; 
the colour wheel,

Absorbing energy from the wild winds
And reflecting radiations,
A body as a temple;
A mind of a seer
And my visions are prophecies,
Decorated my temple with the finest garments;  
jewels and marbles,
Ye be marveled at the sight of prosperity.


Premium Member Wide Eyes Absorbing True Magical Scene

Wide Eyes Absorbing That Magical Scene


Upon night's clear sky, moon glowing its best
Soft breeze, swirling gently in silent tune
That gleaming star shining high in the West
Companion for Heaven's striking big moon

Wide eyes absorbing true magical scene
With its proof we are souls wanting to fly
Earthen ground reflecting brightest moon-sheen
Tears born of pure joy, not a sad, sad cry

As dawn comes to wipe, to gift us new views
We may feel pains of sorrow losing this
Should we not celebrate having the two
For surely either lost, we'd dearly miss

Should mankind ponder why such great, bright gifts
Tis Heaven's view to earth, that so uplifts


by Robert J. Lindley
1-23-2017
Sonnet-10

Note-
This sonnet was written this morn, as I watched dawn approach this happy family home, hidden away in these magnificent hills!
Earth, Sky and Heaven sent moon's gleaming views away to birth early dawn's great gifts to mankind!

Absorbing

You don’t consume a second meal
Before the first’s digested.
Your senses need some time to sort
The tastes you’ve just invested.

The same holds true for things you see
Or places where you travel.
Experience requires time
To stick, or might unravel.

When news is gotten, good or bad,
It takes a little while
To seep inside and be absorbed
In your specific style.

You cannot rush the process;
It may sometimes be quite slow,
But bombarding of the body
Or the mind’s not how to go.

Absorbing Nature

ABSORBING NATURE
Jet stream shoots
Between two mountains cliffs
A breeze of honeysuckles I smell

Shooting stream 
Jet between two mountains
Cliffs of honeysuckles to enrich

Mountains cliffs
A stream jets a breeze felt
Honeysuckles smelt and landscape blooms

Waterfall 
Mountain parts water pours
A course emerge a spring to love
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Poet:               Verlena S. Walker
Date:               Penned October 26, 2014!
Contest Name: SOME FORM OF CRYSTALLINE


Premium Member Absorbing the Silence

Sweet sound of nothing
A rarity for certain
Frees chaotic mind.

Entered in: GET YOUR SENRYU ON Contest
By: Judy Konos

Absorbing

I saw you today
On this day I feel new
No longer blue, or sad
or any of those emotions
I sometimes have

There was some forgiveness,
in your voice
Those words
danced on the lobes of my ears

I was quiet too the moment
absorbing
Then the tears

You said,
I believe you

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