Catch Poems - Poems about Catch

two Robins scurry stop and go across the lawn worm lunch in...

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Life speeds by with work, errands, crisis and then something huge pops up It's so easy to settle into a busy numbness and just pass the days at the speed of light However if you tuck your head down and just let life pass quickly, you may miss the sweet moments that enrich life with laughter, connection, and blessings I...

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I've little or no chance. Should I go for the kill? With my skill and will, I must till every hard hill. I'm my government. I must make my decision. Amidst moral schisms, I have endless vision. Like lions, tigers, and rhinos, I show aggression. Doesn't this involve an ethical transgression? There's a battle. There's a physio-psychic war. Against the opponent, there's...

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Let me try, spoon-feed me nor ever teach, My big mouth said, help me reach to my bridge Like olden-day gurus who would not preach, Help me smooth out if you find a rough ridge That allowed little light of truth to reach, Stop utter darkness from declaring siege. Just guide, help me old blockages to...

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My mission is to make you see out loud And understand, my means are to open your mind's eye I must reach you to teach you the nature at hand Every cup that's filled, it's a must that you sip And if the rules ain't bent don't bend them I just want you to...

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Catch joy when you can Like a butterfly twirling away And keep near the heart. If not, joy will escape your grip too And fly by somebody else's head....

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May we be blessed to always… with the child within us stay attuned… May we never stop chasing rainbows or trying to catch the moon. ...

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You continue to impress me With everything you do And you can do most anything That you put your mind to You truly are amazing A tiger through and through And to top it off you're gorgeous There's no one else like you...

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Catch-22 If I say I love you I’m too possessive. If I fail to say I love you I’m not romantic enough. If I work twelve-hour days I don’t spend enough time with you. If I only work four-hour days I don’t show enough ambition. If I discipline the children I’m too harsh. If I don’t discipline the children I’m too lax. If I suggest we go on...

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Dust shrouds the peeling varnish on the old church pew as Noah (first of his namesake, last of his namesake) thumbs an overripe orange in his patchwork coat pocket. The preacher, made an obelisk by distance and light looms against the marble cross, stark fragmented, like bullet holes through white fencing. He speaks. “Every Living Thing Has A Soul And...

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Kentia palms catch a breeze And sway gently in their rows; This verdant sanctuary Comforts me like the psalms. I amble slowly between them - My head tapped by the fronds. I feel the warmth of the sun; The fresh air fills my lungs. A kintsugi pot rests on pebbles - ...

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You snuggle in beside me, claiming the crook of my arm, like the last piece of our favourite puzzle finally finding its place. I rest my cheek against your precious head, waiting for this moment to land so I can try to catch it, hold it, before it skitters away. It's hard to be present these days when my mind is a turbulent ocean, each...

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Written: December 11, 2024, for contest Sponsored by: Robert James Liguori ________________________________ When dusk strikes, the magic swirls, In the grasp of dawn, a wispy heart twirls. The shades waltz as a painter brush whirls, In a...

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In a corner of thought, where time stops to catch its breath, I felt how your dreamlike touch envelops my being, Coming from a world where reality is woven with threads of light, Where stars are sisters and the moon is an old friend, whispering secrets to you. You descended, an unearthly miracle, like a ray slipping through the...

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In the heart of the forest, where shadows creep, Where whispers of darkness bind all in sleep, A tale unfolds, of a much-feared witch, With eyes like the void and a malevolent twitch. By the edge of the village, where children dare not play, The elders recall what the old tomes say: "To catch a witch, you...

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