Best Disappears Poems


Premium Member Daylight Disappears

As shifting shadows merge within the night,
darkness devours disheveled silhouettes.
And daylight disappears, fading from sight;
as a splendiferous sun slowly sets.

Twilight's crimson-colored clouds coalesce;
tinting the skies a cotton candy pink.
And yet, darkness descends nevertheless,
tattooing shadows with ebony ink.

Sequined stars sparkle in the midnight sky;
glittering gems, in the fabric of space.
And today greets tomorrow with a sigh,
as Luna's moon mirrors Sol's fiery face.

Moonbeams mold monsters out of shards of black;
sculpting scary shapes with chisels of light.
And female mosquitoes mount their attack;
as buzzing, bloodthirsty biters: alight.

Silence shushes sounds, stirring in the day;
as night's nocturnal creatures slowly wake.
And stridulating crickets chirp away;
trilling, till Dawn breaks: and dreamers awake.

Mary Disappears Pt 1

As you probably know by now, I love stories about magic mirrors.  Here's another one:


When my Great Aunt Mary looked in her new mirror that night,
       she could see future events that caused her great fright.
So many scary things made her cringe with fear in her face.
       Even though scary wasn't always the case.
 
She had gotten this mirror for her birthday today.
       But little did she know what a price she would pay.
She could see things that you and I think of as being everyday things.
       Only the blackest of nights, would the mirror bring.
       
On one night she saw a man named Armstrong whom 
       she heard voices say was walking on the moon.
She heard in the distance from the mirror, in her mind.
        "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
 
The mirror would only show her secrets in the darkness of the night.
       Never would it reveal itself, when there was a hint of any light.
Aunt Mary would sneek into the bedroom with much apprehension.
       And always with a candle, to avert the mirror's attention.
 
The mirror could always sense her presence and was waiting patiently.
       To show her all the things that she was so afraid to see.
The flying machines she saw were huge and people flying coast to coast.
       Not knowing of such things, she thought they were some kind of ghost.
 
She tried telling people about the things she saw one day.
       But after she told them, most of them would always say,
"That Mary, you know, she's such a good girl, but her minds not quite right."
       Then Mary stopped telling them all the things she saw that gave her a fright.
 
 
continued in Pt 2

Mary Disappears Pt 2

continued from Pt 1
  

Exactly one year and at midnight, when she turned twenty one,
       Was the darkest of nights that had ever been since time had begun.
There came a great storm and when the lightning did strike,
       caused that mirror to light up and begin to vibrate and hum with delight.
.
Rain was pouring and from the tin roof water was filling a drum.
       The greater the storm, the greater the hum.
From the bed, Mary wanted to get up and run.
       But she seem to be paralized and just layed there and watched stunned.
 
Oh the things she saw would have made your hair rise.
       Maybe even caused you to go blind in both eyes.
It seemed like hours but was only a minute, then Mary felt very strange.
       What was happening?  She was floating and the mirror was in range.
 
As she neared it, it seemed to open it's arms and embrace her.
       She was disappearing into the glass, looking into the distance far.
And as she left, she felt the most wonderful peace she had ever known.
       Mary disappeared and no one knew where she had gone.
 
Her twenty first birthday, people came to celebrate.
       They couldn't find Mary and they were all in a state.
They looked in her bedroom and her bed was in place.
        But her new mirror was gone and there was no trace.
 
Speculations were that Mary longed to live in a future day.
       Maybe even travel through space in the sun's ray.
But wherever Mary went that mirror's there too.
       And maybe someday it will bring her back when her traveling's through!


Premium Member Part of Me Disappears

   Part of me disappears
     without me knowing 
  Can’t reap a blessed thing
     no clue what I was sowing 

  North wind nips buds of yesterday
     icicles freeze every flower that sways
  The brain desires to work overtime
     while a haze swirls round 

   ~ ‘Tis not a victimless crime

Premium Member Santa's Snack Disappears

The kids set out a bowl of milk with chips

  For dear Old Santa with no thought of tips

    But when Santa arrived

      He was somewhat surprised

        To see Jeff the cat a-lickin' his lips

Premium Member As For the Silence of Clouds

As for the Silence of Clouds
By David J Walker

How random the trek of thoughts
Floating through the grey ether of  imagination 
In  connected but disassociated ways

Like stray clouds 
Passing by with 
Nothing to say

Each a form of its own meaning
Needing to be painted on a canvas 
of thick paper and  plain words 

A descriptive colloquy pray 
Prayed and then captured
Before it disbands and 

disappears forever
Before threatening storms


Disappears When Dried

Image in water
                                             rainy mirror on rough ground
                                                  disappears when dries
© Bl Devnath  Create an image from this poem.

Time Disappears

Time Disappears

Time disappears,
the hours, the days
Lost in the shadows,
a sundial haze

Seizing the moments
our memories trace
Drawing the curtain,
these thoughts to erase

Still I ignore
every clock on the wall
Each ticking second,
the minutes that fall

For all I see is
the beautiful view
Of every new day
I am starting with you

Good Morning Soupers

E-Rated Poemier: It's Us Till the Sun Disappears

i always believe in us
though if the world don't
i believe the four letters
the popular letters
which amaze men to drown
in a sea none has seen
but hearts coul feel

the four letters "love"
l-long
o-of
v-virtues
e-enternal

for this word love
kept our virtue axed in us
in us we could feel 
completion
though little i was
i saw the spaces between 
my fingers
looking for whom to fill it
have i longed this far
like a tale a writer seeks to 
tell
an orator yells to voice
as i saw you from glances 
far
i just knew it was you

the birds didn't had to fly 
twice for me to know
voices didn't have to be loud
for me to discern it was you 
for i know it's us
driven by the believe in me
that it's us till the sun 
dissapears
i don't want to see another 
take this place
for you have created
a great legacy in me
that our love goes beyond
the love of romeo and juliet
beyond adam and eve 
for if i should be honest
it's between you and i 
not even the quench of 
death could drift what i have
for you my love
till enternity i would still love 
you
even at heaven your name
would that be in my lips
it's us till the sun dissapears 
to you my love
i solace this word to you
like a crimstone
i would engraved your name
in it that it's you and me

Some of the Sunshine Disappears

Some of the sunshine disappears 
When a loved one sadly passes away 
You think of all the good times you had 
Each and every day
Those precious memories are still there 
Even though that your mom is gone 
Now you have to live your life 
And have the strength to carry on

Dusk Disappears

J-ust meet the new day, 
G-reet the break of fresh morning, 
V-iew the lovely dawn.









Topi c: Birthday of John Ray G. Vino (March 1) 
Form: Acrostic Haiku

Premium Member When Gravity Disappears

When gravity disappears
I will float higher than an oak tree.
Collecting leaves and acorns on my way up.
Traveling into the fluffy white clouds.
Snatching tiny pieces to consume
so I can see if they taste like cotton candy.
When gravity disappears

After the Rain Disappears

A-fter the rain disappears, 
R-ays are shining bright; 
V-ile weather fades away, 
E-arly morn leaves the 
N-ight. 

A-fter the rain disappears, 
S-unlight warms the day; 
T-wenty-fourth November 
E-rases the dark and gray. 
J-ust look at the skyline, 
A-nd see the million cheers; 
D-elightful beacon comes, 
A-fter the rain disappears.

The Poison Disappears

lips bleed poison 
on your skin 
burning in further 
to purge away your sin 
its true that only the dead 
will see an end to this war 
cause we keep on fighting 
till we cant fight no more 
why cant we stop this? 
and live in harmony 
let people speak out their opinion 
let us all be free 
we're prisoners to our own hate 
prisoners of ourselves 
but we're the only once who can save us 
we cant be saved by anyone else 
so lets put an end to all the conflict 
put an end to all the screams 
lets not be held down by ourselves 
lets not be poisoning dreams
do you fear me when im gone 
do you hide away your tears
as we argue who was wrong
the poison disappears
© Matt Doe  Create an image from this poem.

As He Disappears into the Fog

As he disappears into the fog, forgiveness fills my soul.
I feel the love come back to me, my heart growing hundredfold.

As he disappears into the fog, I feel anxiety leave.
I feel an astounding sense of peace overflowing in me.

As he disappears into the fog, the bitterness is suddenly gone.
The joy and laughter I've now found makes the bitterness feel so wrong.

As he disappears into the fog, the goodness is overwhelming.
The kindness in my heart and soul has become so compelling.

As he disappears into the fog, by now he's traveled deep.
I feel the patience swell within as I lay it all at His feet.

As he disappears into the fog, the fog so thick and dense,
this self control I am now feeling is starting to make sense.

As he disappears into the fog, I pray he stays in there.
For him to come back to me is more than my soul can bear.

As he disappears into the fog, into the dark abyss,
I find comfort in knowing these gifts from Jesus will not go amiss.

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