Best Slowly Poems


Slowly

Slowly 

 ever so slowly

 overcome with emotion

building up ever so effortlessly

   inside

passions burning ever so swiftly

reside

deep in my heart

sweet smells of your luscious gateau 

roam free

a slight breeze blows in your hazel hair

enhancing your essence

enticing me

slowly

  ever so slowly

I wrap my arms around your 

aphrodite-esque waist

squeezing ever so slightly

 whispering

"love me"
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Swaying Slowly

Stepping into the dance
Gently taking your hand in mine
Entering the realm of infinite possibilities
Where passion and desire breathe as one
An eternal hug
Enveloping our laughter and tears

Swaying slowly
Your breath tickling my ear
We are guided by our mirrored hearts
Open to the ancient whispers within
Arms open wide in vulnerable flight
Encountering lavender vibrations
Nuances ~ miraculous moments
Distant drumming arrives
From within dense fragrant pines
Carried on silver musical notes
Pale turquoise sky
Brushes against our cheeks
We fill our lungs with moist cool air
Breathing in gratitude
Glorious heights surround us
Crag and gleam of crystal
Midnight ebony obsidian shafts
Gulls cry above 
The smell of salty waves beckoning us below
I ride the foam in your welcome embrace
Glistening waves our chauffeur
Diving deeper
Into ocean’s chambers of kaleidoscope blue
Sunrays guide us
Coral’s fingers delight 
Wearing mandarin, cranberry and apple green
We laugh as bubbles escape our smiles
Playfully gliding upwards
Our friends arrive 
Regal parrot fish
Mosaic rainbow scales shimmering 
Calling out to us
A sacred union gathering
Inclusive of all
Silent language is shared
Spellbound destinies of
Beauty and grace
Envelop us

If This Beauty Shall Be My Final Curtain, Let It Be Dropped Slowly

Parched and dry, this barren field stretches,
I wander, head hung low,
staring at the emptiness eclipsing my thoughts
Brittle blades of grass disappear beneath 
my worn out sneakers,
black and white crushing beige
in slow fashioned footprints of blistered dust

“My sanity for some cool water”

When upon my shoulders, reddened by solar intensity,
wet from exerted energy, comes a breeze
as if Autumn has come to claim her colors,
to gather her brown and sepia landscape,
pull the lifeless trees, with little leaf
from the chalk textured ground taking it 
where it would suit another, for this is my luck

"Take my shade I beg not, for it is merely a branch”

Like fingers of a silken web’s reach,
a soft caress of skin is not understood, though very pleasant 
Nature finds me a shiver, a small comfort in this arid place
once crawling with snakes of assorted length, now
green as if lush has just been defined
with sweet air and pomegranate skies featuring a glow, 
pristine shades of which I’ve never seen, heavenly

“To whom might I thank for such a gift?”

When before me stands, my eyes saturated and lost
slowly focus on beauty, winged loveliness now smiling within my own
personal oasis, which quickly forms in my heart
An angel, a goddess, extends a hand to me?
My cracked and weathered palm touches, smooth, gentle
her hand as she lifts me, I am weightless, floating
to her, my breath leaves me as I wonder, is this my end?

“If this beauty shall be my final curtain, let it be dropped slowly”

A voice of velvet speaks, as I fade in and out of reality,
now steadied by her touch and the sweet scent of lavender and lime
“I have come to you as a verse, for poetry is thy keeper,
thy words have been heard,” lyrical this voice sings
melodic and harmonious, a rhythm to the beat of my heart,
the race of my pulse, the love of my life, my muse, my all  

“Eternal to you I shall write, for your beauty fuels my pen”

*I feel this poem speaks of poetry, the reason we are all here. To find and share our muse, to be inspired and grow together in poetry. It also was a step out of my comfort zone for me as this was an early write of mine where I tried a few new ideas.


Slowly Dying

I'm overcome with grief
as I slowly die inside.
They tell me this is normal, 
and everything will be alright.

I can't seem to eat a meal,
or close my eyes to dream.
All I visualize is your face, 
then accidentally scream.

I can't seem to leave my home, 
whats the point anyways?
Without you standing by my side
life is nothing but a waste.

Maybe soon enough I'll join you, 
as I slowly die inside.
When I finally enter the gates of pearl
everything will be alright.

Slowly He Fades

She walks the paths less traveled
collecting wild flowers and fallen butterflies,
She knows that if she just keeps walking
she'll find herself where she once was,
Only she doesn't know which path to follow;

She sits in the seemingly endless field of sunflowers
singing silent songs of a distant tomorrow,
She believes that as the seasons change
she'll find herself closer to Him,
And she pretends not to notice the Sunflowers fade;

She dreams in the perfect forest solitude
gazing up at the Moon staring down,
She wonders, If she sends her wishes to the stars
will she find herself back in his arms?
But she remains there, alone, in the forest;

She runs through the pages in her mind
re-living those special moments they've shared,
She holds tight to the promise he made
she stirs it in with her lemonade,
But as the ice cubes melt
Slowly, He fades.

Premium Member Walk Slowly, Tread Lightly, Voice Kindly, Hold Tightly

Walk Slowly, Tread Lightly, Voice Kindly, Hold Tightly


Walk slowly, Life with its deep mysteries awaits;
 For within the moment Time breathes and dies
Spur gently, racing horses begging passion's gate
 To bring Love from those towering blue skies-
                                   Walk slowly.
								   
Tread lightly, on daydreams that magnify desires;
 Some are foolish, not ever meant to be
Step lively, into romance before it expires
 As Love's joy, sets sails upon open seas-
                                 Tread lightly.
	
Voice kindly, words that in gratitude issue praise;
 For it is true tenderness so rewards
Give freely, heart's glow, its magnificence raise
 To one's depths that life and honor safeguards-
                                   Voice kindly.
								   
Hold tightly, greater fortitude that courage brings;
 As are cast rare gems of sweetest delight
See clearly, life's beauty and Nature's offerings
 for such are gifts that prove life is alright-
                                   Hold tightly.
								   
Robert J. Lindley, 2-27-2020
Rhyme, ( Beneath The Starry Skies, Looking Into Infinity )


Stroll Slowly

Stroll slowly along the beach with me
Together under the brilliant stars
Come listen to my heart songs
I'll love you just the way you are

Be my one and only
The answer to my prayers
Come and walk beside me
The rest of our living years

I'll gaze lovingly into those caramel eyes
Stroke lightly on your lambent cheek
Whisper sweet poetry in your attentive ear
My heart will tremble as we speak

Wrap your arms securely around me 
Make me feel safe and warm
Comfort me with hugs and kisses
Together we'll weather the storms
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member She Drowns Slowly

By blue degrees she drowns slowly
Like rain, fear lightly fills my palm
Amid rash seas she troubles me
Not by her fury, but her calm

Not by her fury, but her calm
Amid rash seas she troubles me
Like rain, fear lightly fills my palm
By blue degrees she drowns slowly.

08/09/20

For "Mirror Mirror" contest
Sponsor: John Lawless

If This Beauty Shall Be My Final Curtain, Let It Be Dropped Slowly - Repost

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Parched and dry, this barren field stretches,
I wander, head hung low,
staring at the emptiness eclipsing my thoughts
Brittle blades of grass disappear beneath 
my worn out sneakers,
black and white crushing beige
in slow fashioned footprints of blistered dust

“My sanity for some cool water”

When upon my shoulders, reddened by solar intensity,
wet from exerted energy, comes a breeze
as if Autumn has come to claim her colors,
to gather her brown and sepia landscape,
pull the lifeless trees, with little leaf
from the chalk textured ground taking it 
where it would suit another, for this is my luck

"Take my shade I beg not, for it is merely a branch”

Like fingers of a silken web’s reach,
a soft caress of skin is not understood, though very pleasant 
Nature finds me a shiver, a small comfort in this arid place
once crawling with snakes of assorted length, now
green as if lush has just been defined
with sweet air and pomegranate skies featuring a glow, 
pristine shades of which I’ve never seen, heavenly

“To whom might I thank for such a gift?”

When before me stands, my eyes saturated and lost
slowly focus on beauty, winged loveliness now smiling within my own
personal oasis, which quickly forms in my heart
An angel, a goddess, extends a hand to me?
My cracked and weathered palm touches, smooth, gentle
her hand as she lifts me, I am weightless, floating
to her, my breath leaves me as I wonder, is this my end?

“If this beauty shall be my final curtain, let it be dropped slowly”

A voice of velvet speaks, as I fade in and out of reality,
now steadied by her touch and the sweet scent of lavender and lime
“I have come to you as a verse, for poetry is thy keeper,
thy words have been heard,” lyrical this voice sings
melodic and harmonious, a rhythm to the beat of my heart,
the race of my pulse, the love of my life, my muse, my all  

“Eternal to you I shall write, for your beauty fuels my pen”

Premium Member Vines Slowly Crawl

Life was the wing that gave them flight
 as they soared ever so high
 now death is the darkness of their plight
 where the wind mournfully sighs

 Dry bones bound by eternity's chain
 rest serenely 'neath tall shade trees
 where dreams have decayed with the leafy debris
 and silence is all that remains

 Headstones stand as sentinels
 Along the tree lined path
 Sadness clings to the overgrown vines
 in the timeless aftermath

 Within the muted reverence of this place
 the overgrown vines seem to speak
 with a voice that will oft embrace
 the departed souls mystique

 When one sentinel falls
 the others will stand tall
 Whispering secrets to the great beyond
 as the vines slowly crawl
           ~~~
9/30/16
 Contest Name: Overgrown With Vines
 Sponsor: Broken Wings
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Sunrises Slowly

Pale cobalt blue 'pon horizon
Lavender just above
Fog coats the creek and pine forest
Sunrises slowly, love

The roosters sing their warm greetings
Crickets chirp a morn's song
Mourning Doves coo occasionally
"Peace gives life~~ life prolongs" 

As the red fireball sun rises
Casting red tinged cobalt
'Pon horizon's morn's whispy clouds
The Dove coos don't halt

There can be peace on this good earth
If love rules in each heart
Let love guide and depart never
As the gold sun paints art 

Finis'

Premium Member 'nowhere Slowly'

all you hear is the clock ticking
and you can't feel your heart beating

time is in a rush to go nowhere slowly
you wonder if you are allowed to go with
 on that rush to nowhere  -  
afraid you might be left behind

©130520121715

Premium Member Slowly

clouds burst, dark skies flashed
loud thunder threatening rolled.... 
pet shakes filled with fear
house shakes, floor weaved, terror gripped
slowly fizzled summer's storm

Make Love To Me-Slowly

Slowly 

 ever so slowly

 overcome with emotion

building up ever so quickly

   inside

passions burning ever so quickly 

reside

deep in my heart

sweet smells of your luscious gateau 

roam free

a slight breeze blows in your hazel hair

enhancing your essence

enticing me

slowly

  ever so slowly

I wrap my arms around your 

aphrodite-esque waist

squeezing ever so slightly

 whispering

"Make love to me"
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.

See Our World Is Slowly Dying

Our children are starving
We are busy fighting obsolete wars
The yearning of the infinite
One must flee the decay and connotations 
Of stagnant self content 
Running up against the wall 
Of nonexistence
Afraid of being thrown back
Into the nothingness
From which we came from
The servile fear of unholy wrath
The filial fear of selfishness
For conscience is not easily silenced
Thus we must refrain from 
Self endowed sovereign inalienable worth
And not assimilate 
To our slowly dying world
And be inclined to change the world 
For greater good

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