Best Diminutive Poems
A Beautiful Day In Spring...Out of the dark, a lambent, lovely day has dawned
In silvery brilliance the early morning is drowned
In the sapphire sky, the sun has appeared on his diurnal shift
Over the firmament the vagrant ......
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Categories:
diminutive, beauty, day, environment, heaven,
Form:
Rhyme
Disorientation...You have raided my night again,
as the burst of a sudden storm,
sneaking into my loneliness,
at the most unexpected hour,
plunging me into swirls of pain
too deep for expression,
leavin......
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Categories:
diminutive, angst, death, depression, farewell,
Form:
Free verse
Survival In the Midst of Ignorance...My prayers are not asking you to
save me from my enemy.
My children have turned their backs.
They praise dance with many
Adversaries-
When they need be refuking,
protesting and rebuking.
......
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Categories:
diminutive, analogy, spoken word, wisdom,
Form:
Classicism
Death Tolls...The atmosphere rings with the bell like calls
of the plover flock, long before they are spotted.
The flight herringbones a grey fedora sky.
Markings of white and coal black weave,
wing-stitched, ......
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Categories:
diminutive, beach, beauty, bird, ocean,
Form:
Free verse
The Child...A child lights our way in life...
The greatest gift there is to be.
They suppress our selfish inclinations...
They set our passions free.
They give sense to our mortality.
They put narcissism ......
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Categories:
diminutive, children, love, passion,
Form:
Rhyme
A Humming Bird in My Garden...Sudden, as a bolt from the blue,
Came down a humming bird, tantalizing
Skimming down and darting up
As an ever revolving top
It reeled round and round
Before it alighted on a drooping ......
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Categories:
diminutive, appreciation, beautiful, bird,
Form:
Free verse
Blowing a Kiss To You...Blowing a kiss to you as
dissipation
gently overtakes
the rain, leaving
......
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Categories:
diminutive, dedication, kiss,
Form:
Free verse
Rough Roads To Roam...The flames of the furnace (well-travelled by wind
slowly glazing the rags of gray women chagrined
at the sight of a hair fleeing tresses now thinned)
sometimes billow like waves flooding naves th......
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Categories:
diminutive, culture, earth, humanity, planet,
Form:
Rhyme
Deceptively Black and White...
deceptively black and white, like night and day
touching everyone yet never truly felt
colorless emotions lucent like crystal water
as ice fades into warmth of day, destined to melt
......
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Categories:
diminutive, depression, loneliness,
Form:
Quatrain
Arcturus Treasure...ARCTURUS TREASURE
Just standing in the handle of the dipper.
Drinking stars from inside her silver slipper.
The cup is buoyed up in ancient liquid light.
And Ursula tags a string upon her kind......
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Categories:
diminutive, imagery, journey, mythology, stars,
Form:
Alliteration
Saggin'...A loose belt and a pair of boxers underneath
Coolin', stylin', and profilin' with a fresh new
pair of kicks on the feet
Saggin', draggin', loose and not together
Constantly pullin' and tuggin'.......
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Categories:
diminutive, black african american, culture,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
In Flight...Gentle are this afternoon's random rains,
that water the garden's blooming flowers.
Still one hummingbird ignores the showers.
Life travels through its delicate veins.
Suspended motionle......
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Categories:
diminutive, bird, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
precious little shadows...I never knew you ...
yet you were mine -
mine as completely as any other
that ever drew breath or dreamed a
dream
on this unforgiving orb.
"the choice" ... THAT choice,
was neve......
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Categories:
diminutive, absence, bereavement, children, forgiveness,
Form:
Free verse
If Australia Was a Poem...If Australia was a poem
It would be written in galloping Iambic
Full of characters leaning toward the laconic
Every line a simile, every name a diminutive
If Australia was a poem
It would be ......
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Categories:
diminutive, culture, nostalgia, simile, word
Form:
Free verse
Trying Something New...A baby elephant arrived at my door,
I invited her in; having guests I adore.
Clutched in her trunk was a purple petunia,
I stifled a giggle; she looked very peculiar!
Swinging her t......
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Categories:
diminutive, flower, food, fun,
Form:
Rhyme