Flick Poems | Examples


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Premium Member A Flick of the Finger

   
     Today holiday shopping’s a flick of the finger  
	
         ~ Bargain basement memories barely linger

Premium Member DRIP FLICK art of ARRESTED moments

Chance
      accidents
in time&space
float in unreal
swirls

flowing
     without restraint

turmoil 
in
energetic
      explosions


flung
   splattered
moments
    arrested in space
dripping
  drop
     by
       drop

Premium Member which way did you flick it

Golf Cranks tried to see where his ball went on the course
The bird on his head was looking another way, his tweet hoarse
Which way did you flick it? His golf partners asked Cranks.
If I knew that it would be easier he said, not knowing their pranks.

They had given him a trick ball for his birthday, for fun.
It had disintegrated immediately as he started this run.
They finally confessed and had a laugh together too.
They are despicable friends said his golf caddie Bird Dew.


Premium Member Flick of Light

A flick of light within my soul
becomes a beacon for my life
wherein I join with You in Christ
free from normal life of strife.

Today breaks boldly clear and bright
A bastion holds me safe from sin
and fills my heart with calming Voice
to sooth and hold me close within.

How grateful I become for You
who teaches that Your love may cope
with those who challenge You exist,
persuaded by Your voice of hope.

Flick

a deep chill delving
straight to bone
 
fragmented shadows become
full figures -
long and lithe,
strange and bulbous,
ever-morphing
and haunting the night
 
flick a light to be rid of 
these monsters

Flick Prophetic Finger

FLICK PROPHETIC FINGER 

Knocking hard on a massive ancient gate,
Step out of a gaunt, granite building,
Leave behind its austere contents,

With wood-panelled box-seats,
Pinching sardine-tight orthodoxy's rumps,
Say farewell to enforced isolation,
Corralled within a pulpit-facing pew,

Flick prophetic finger 
At sanctimonious conformity,
As I cross the widening threshold
Into a welcome world of 
Confusing discovery. 

Give place in me to an individual,
Questioning all from A to Z,
Finding the new pathway, opened out
To an approaching horizon. It holds
My curious gaze beyond 
Present knowledge. 

I know with some deeper weight of understanding,
Unhinged from the enclosed 
Constriction in which I have been
A prisoner of my own choice.

Now the chains sheared off, scales 
Fallen from once-blindfolded eyes,
I, flying as the uncaged bird,

Lift suddenly into free flight
On instinctive weaving
Of supple strength.


Premium Member Flick It Away

Thoughts that arise, oft hold us in surprise
Seeming to be of foreign origin
Flicked away before ego does apprise 

If we meddle not, all thoughts are virgin
We look and release, flowing like the breeze
Resting narrow thought construct perception

Dweller of the void, living life in ease
Unaffected by the world external
Blissful presence, with nothing to appease

Choosing thus, the throb of bliss eternal
Be to become, a living miracle

21-March-2021

Premium Member Flick the Switch

flick that switch in my brain
put on my best smile

jump up
show enthusiasm
arms wide open
projecting love and harmony

turn on my high energy
boost the sparkle feature
launch my dreams
attracting upbeat people

live today with a sense of passion
dial it up a notch
giving voice to that bubbly
cheerleader in my head



Published in my 24-page photo/anthology book ~STAY TRUE~ 2023

AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Premium Member With a Quick Flick

I read a poem and will save,
      'cause of feelings it gave;
where there is emotion within the words,
that flutter and fly off the page like birds.
        I do love those tear-jerking writes,
and those beautiful sweet nature delights;
a wild thriller, unrestrained and intense,
        a treasure with awesome suspense.
      These poems make me click;
    with a quick flick!

_____________________________
December 3, 2019


Poetry/Rhyme/With A Quick Flick
Copyright Protected, ID 19-1204-922-02
All Rights Reserved.  Written under Pseudonym.

Written for the contest, Fave
sponsor, Line Gauthier

Third Place

Premium Member Chick Flick

as the credits scroll

a bee-line for the toilette

        runny mascara

Fox Flick

'Fox Flick' from the 1960 Slang Words

Here she goes gimme some skin
with friends in the Friggin ,
She is the flower child 
who is always Gassed.

She loves the Hair -Musical
later becomes the radical,
She was the crazy Raddie 
who was the sick Puppy.

She loves her real soul
which is the her only rule,
she never goes as the Rattled 
because she doesn't want that load.
by Esther J -(Rhyming words taken from the 1960 pop history slang words )

Flick Through

There are books that nobody ever reads,
lines expanded with stories that never get to catch,
eyes stalking cyberspace,
inside there is SOcial media, SOOcial media, SOOOcial media,
like a 3-ring circus they join by watching themselves,
as though egotism could have value in a selfie,
as though Spam could impart knowledge to untaught minds.

From time to time I read some
hardbacks that converted Kindle Fire,
fitting together with the popular, with the digital era,
with those who run and intensify this circus,
and intellectual students married to information,
books sitting on shelves behind me,
the computer screen before me,
eyes darting wildly to see illusions and jokes,
witnessing a tragic magic trick as books disappear .

When was the last time you read a book?

Stray Winds Flick Rotor Fingers

stray winds flick rotor fingers
uranium rods shun sun
for perpetual motion

puny pursuit of power continues

Flick

my mind
like the flick of a camera shutter
memorizes your face

my heart
memorizes everything else

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