Best Specks Poems


Premium Member 'colored Specks'

Like colored specks on a dull canvas 
You can live your life 
The different shades of your array 
Will make an elegant display 

The sometimes blurred lines 
You create 
Will be your unique story
Not just for your eyes but for the world to see 
Trust yourself enough to go out there 
Own your spot in the cycle of life 

No one can rob you of that prospect 
It is just you and your reservations 
At times the no in your head 
Are ten times more shrill 
Then the yes in your heart 

Be mindful and trust your heart at times

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Semi-Grey Sky Rain Specks In the Sand

The wind it seems is staying on the ocean whipping up the sea
The waves tumbling to a smart chop on a shelly  sea urchin shore 
As there is no wind from the mainland but coming from the oceans side.
Trails of fresh green seagrass are left  in the the tides descending echoes
Leaving lines of  green froth in the outgoing tide....
Earlier at an Art class the sea poured out from the pencil onto a drawing.
The heavy paper  was saturated with pencil marks of a mandarin with all its 
pores lying near the detailed edge of a bamboo basket...
Fibre balls lay full and spun with fine seaweed as if waiting to hatch a creature 
Seaweed reminiscent of a under-developed plastic bunch of grapes is found.
Footprints in the sand show different tread designs, some quite complex.
Hoof prints in a line , fancy sports shoe prints and tiny flower paw prints.
The grey skys now unleash a torrent of rain popping on the tall tin roof tops.
The safety and warmth of  the hall's interior contrasts with the wind outside.
We are seated celebrating  a Community Birthday  luncheon banquet and 
the Communities most Senior members are there to join for communion.
They had just finished a Yoga class and caterers were busy in the kitchen.
Celery soup with Soft music, soft honey sliced meats ,steamed veges and 
strawberry mousse brings warm smiles to eyes on  age-specked faces.
Outside on the beach a huge long red kite is flowing in the now clear sky.
As we approach its frilly neck, flapping arms and legs and long tail show
a wide eyed 15 metre harlequin red and pink patchwork frilly neck lizard 
with a racing car parachute attached by a long cord to a jeep on the beach.

We Are Just Specks

We are just specks on a ball in space
Yet we think our actions some how run this place.

Trees, living organisms tower all around
We build things bigger them just to tear them down.

The smallest arachnid can hinder our fragile shell
Yet we send our youth to die amid a warring hell.

Our ideas are out growing our human form
We give ourselves freely to the devils storm.

We are guided by things unmeasured or seen
Like fear, hate, love, and especially greed.

We act surprised or mortified when people are killed
Somehow we forget the things we thought of to build.

Did we not think that evil would learn how to use technology
Or as we create, consequences of them are not wired in our biology.

For as a famous scientist did find, for every act
You better be ready for an equal yet opposite impact.

Yet we keep trying to find ways to make life easier
Is anyone seeing the opposite, for it is just getting busier.

We are just specks on this ball in space
Wondering when something much bigger will smack us in the face.


Simple Specks of Sands

Simple specks of Sand…
Force falls in love with Steam
Gentle gazes through Glass…
Blow breaths in life from Dream
Utile uses into Urn…
Gravity gives in cry for Lust
Mantle mazes lay Mosaic….
Eroding ends return to Dust



Simple specks of Sand…

Premium Member Flying Specks Moving

flying specks moving
streaks of light along the sky
not a sound is heard

Entrant into Tirzah Conway's "Shooting Stars" contest

8/7/2012

Specks of Hope

A sense of foreboding captures my thinking
The room is darkening and my spirit is sinking
I watch the evening begin to vanquish the day
Light bows, allowing the shadow to have its way
The dying day gives into the smothering of night
Daytime fades fast before this onslaught to its light
Night begins its reign, but then a tiny light appears
A speck of flickering hope that takes away my fears
The blanket of the sky is punctured by a brightness
I am reassured, consoled, cared for in my weakness

Patrick Brennan ©


Premium Member Twinkling Specks

Living under a polka dot sky at night
Each little speck of light seems so despondent
When power is lost and is no longer bright
You must look within each sparkling commandment
The stars seem to fall down on you this evening
Beauty throughout is what I’m truly seeing
In the thicket of trees they are deceiving
They twinkle more, exactly what’s believing

Russell Sivey

Contest: short poems
Sponsor: Nathan A.

6/1/2013

Specks In Time

Universe is vast,
Endless splendor spinning,
We are specks in time.


By: Sabina Nicole

Premium Member 'specks of White' - Tanka

canvass of color
like a slide show changing 
a testimony
of all my trials and heartache
specks of white, healing power...

We Are Specks of Gold

the
stars
we
are
specks of gold
sprinkled
throughout
the
starry...starry night

Quantum Specks

Something
In my mind
Is not the same-

Feeling nothing
None to blame-

Resonance has
Shifted
What a shame-

Single tear
Dissolves within

The rain-

Tiny quantum
Specks 
Grains of sand-

Once were
Patterns -

Woken dreams
I’ve lost
Cannot reclaim-

Now they dissipate
Right through
My hand-

Premium Member Specks of Joy

Ocean is of billion drops of water, 
fused; 
life is of billion specks of joy, 
suffused.

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Written : December 23, 2017
July 17, 2022
For Line Gauthier's contest Bite Size Poem No. 49

Branch Britches

teribium,Curium,actinium
sheres of charcoal.
they seek such to
make generated dissisha.
samples the need
for energy.
the need to produce
the world wishes a
freedom from what
 currently exist.
Des-alpha motaium.

Specks of Dust

Mere specks of dust 
 in this wide universe,
  we will heal our wounds
   if we just learn to love.

    Love is the answer!

Were there rules

Okay, boomers, doing great,
We know it's never too late,
Rules can be bent, you see,
Rules shape society,
Archetypes we designed,
Thought control, never mind,
Divine love transcends all rules,
Despite what's taught in schools,
Fragments, these rules of men,
Specks in the universal zen,
Our souls light up to pray,
Okay, boomers, doing okay!

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