Best Slivers Poems
Below are the all-time best Slivers poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of slivers poems written by PoetrySoup members
Slivers of LightA thousand yellow and orange slivers of light vibrate.
Their heat permeates.
Slowly they glide into pairs and groups, singing as one.
Alas, this solitary yellow light...
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Categories:
slivers, angst, horror, morning, prayer,
Form:
Free verse
An Omen of the Taste of TwilightVanished
the wild magic of this place;
this wilderness I now roam alone
as its lifeblood seeps
into
Afterlife
..my mournful howls
across time and distance
go unanswered -
Oh, how I...
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Categories:
slivers, animal, death, fate, grief,
Form:
Free verse
The HauntingCold, so cold, as everything seems to enshroud me
encasing light, the flame of life - darkness within.
Slivers of blue, ice my lips, like a...
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Categories:
slivers, horror,
Form:
Narrative
Soul of Seaside Sepulchre
When the
seaside sepulchre
of a kingdom,
without its queen,
is smeared with
screams of lighting,
I wish to crackle
these slivers
of silver shakle,
and...
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Categories:
slivers, angst, betrayal, dark, deep,
Form:
Free verse
A Shade From the PastJust as days long ago, when decorum resolved,
before composure, and poise,.. were corsages, unknown
Where propriety mattered, and was favored as gold,
high society, has gathered...
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Categories:
slivers, art, nostalgia, people,
Form:
Sonnet
Life and Death Across the SkyLife and death across the sky
some must live and some
must die
Broken wings and slivers
showing
Shredded hopes the
wind is blowing
...
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Categories:
slivers, death, friendship, imagination, death,
Form:
I do not know?
Black DiamondOn the border of the obscure wastelands,
In the depths of shadows and torments,
Far beyond the land of Never Was, Never Will
Is a place where I...
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Categories:
slivers, art, beauty, dark, dedication,
Form:
Ode
The Father of LightSilken slivers....
Aside the rolling sea
Falling from the knowing stars
Beyond these swaying trees ~
Shadows playing, now
Beneath their dancing leaves
Twirling toward the waiting ground
Amid this summer's breeze...
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Categories:
slivers, love,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
Dawning Desires - Repost~
Whispering apricot beams shine upon frilly sheers,
lazy shadows dance in daffodil dawn colors,
pirouettes of pleasured moments,
silently flowing on smooth brush stroke walls
You breathe, softly, the...
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Categories:
slivers, morning, sensual,
Form:
Free verse
Amber BalmStirring My Tea 12-22-23
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Amber Balm
Evening settles into an overstuffed ebony chair,
No longer pacing in little anxious circles
Nor scurrying into hollow...
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Categories:
slivers, drink, health, night, peace,
Form:
Free verse
Secret pathsA lamp post casts a shadow
Could we tip toe into those slivers of space
where opposites are true?
Breathe the air trapped beneath the sea?
Look and see...
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Categories:
slivers, imagination,
Form:
Free verse
Half MastCan one count the pieces of a broken heart?
Can a flag half staff proudly wave?
Will kites still rise in staccato weather,
or partial freedom be...
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Categories:
slivers, conflict, emotions, hope, math,
Form:
Rhyme
Kiss the RainThe air is shivered; to displacements whim.'
From the Ides of heaven’s sphere
As smote was the skin of a cosmic drum
Throbbing walls of pressure ‘push in’.
Then...
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Categories:
slivers, seasons,
Form:
Prose
Snowflake
A crystal lattice so Devine
Slowly falling on earth supine
Surely we now must redefine
Our place in nature so sublime
Such elegant beauty a shrine
A crystal lattice so...
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Categories:
slivers, beautiful, nature, snow,
Form:
Quatern
Daylight RobberyLast night I stole a little - from time.
Don’t worry he’s got plenty on his hands
You could call it daylight robbery, but that wouldn’t be...
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Categories:
slivers, fun, light, morning, sun,
Form:
Narrative