Hovering Poems | Examples

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Premium Member A dark cloud hovering

I'll go to my deathbed with your dirty secret
But know that there's a price to pay.



AP: Honorable Mention 2026

Premium Member A dark cloud hovering

I'll go to my deathbed with your dirty secret
But know that there's a price to pay.

Hovering Moon

Where hovering Moon touches field of ripened corn

Lone ragged tree contrives to fracture perfectness.

Heavens jostling myriads eager to witness how Moon 

Responds to such deliberate and provocative arrogance.


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Where the hovering Moon touches the field of ripened corn

A lone ragged tree contrives to fracture the perfectness.

Heavens jostling myriads are eager to witness how the Moon

Will respond to such deliberate and provocative arrogance.


Premium Member Hovering

Just passing by
Looking at you
Hoping for a quick smile
You just made my day

Premium Member Lighting on my body I’m a flower butterfly hovering -


I am a flower
Scented is my heart blossom
Smells aromatic butterfly hovering 
Lighting on my body I’m a flower

8/27/24
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©

Premium Member Hovering House

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Hoisting in hefty hemmed hovering house,
                                             hollowed hunks, higher hames hype


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17 Syllables


Premium Member Hovering Somewhere

Hovering somewhere
    at times alongside
    betimes even over  

  Detached
    out of sync
    removed from

  A world once so important 
    ~ mocks my very existence

No More To Try Again

NO MORE TO TRY AGAIN
By Tapiwa N. Maseko

At first my heart was filled with every sweet-talk 
It was so prompted in a love walk
Because of your immaculate face
That propelled many people including I, myself to be in a love race
I didn’t know that your heart is a temporally love place
If I knew at first time in your love I couldn’t prance.

No more to try again
Because it left me in great pain
It perished everything good from your heart I did gain
I didn’t understand when your love stated to wane
The question which was hovering in my mind was “Since when?”

Our love was so luminous which could surpass the light that sun brings
Our love was so fly then why did you cut its wings
Because yours withered like a leaf 
I have known that love is just a myth 

I was thinking that it was during “Golden age” of our love
But it was the same year  your love I started to starve.
It was a tragedy of life
To lose somebody who was to be my wife
Hence I agree to this saying
 “Girls have to be loved but not trusted because for trust is
Only word which ought to be found in the vocabulary but 
Not in the heart of a person.
I can claim
No more that I will try again.

Premium Member Forest Tall and Lean Hovering Over Me-

Forrest ever so;
Reigning O'er me;
Towering,
Spruce timbers be;
100 feet high and more;
While others you have just below, the skies;

11/20/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

The Hovering Mother

The hovering mother is never quite out of sight.
She hovers morning, midday, noon, and night
Darting from tree to tree, she’d fervently hide,
Or at the back of a bus, when they took a ride.
Looking for ways, to keep out of view,
Believing she’s diligent, but has nothing better to do,

Her children sigh, whenever she comes near,
For the freedom they seek, she lives...in fear.
"Protection", she says, is her duty to perform,
But instead of good, all she’s doing is harm.

The hovering mother, who learnt a tad late,
That the world exists in and outside her gate.
She learned how to show, as well as to speak,
That it’s easier to hide, and harder to seek,

From airbrushed billboard, to subliminal screen,
Much more lies hidden...than is openly seen.
Cakes and biscuits have ingredients easily bought,
But we grow through lessons, both tried and taught.

Tell her it’s okay, to sometimes take a peripheral view.
Have a much-needed rest, do something creative, or new.
Children need to be heard, and space to grow,
Not a hovering mother who's always in tow.

Joanna Davis

Premium Member Hovering

Ufo hovers
visible in the sunlight,
Aliens watching.

Premium Member Above the Hovering-

Haloes hesitates handles hollowing hovering ~holograph


5/5/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021


5/5/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

What's the Hurry

Sunlight struck the window, and it all began again,
Leaving the half-written page behind, I started a new page.
In diligence of making a dream into reality, I left behind my true image,
The image seems to be sunk by now, in the water of rain.

Persistently running in that direction, stretching my hand to grab it,
My guileless approach is in vain, no matter how much I drag it.

It's about time I sat and watched the sun drowning in the sky,
Maybe a melody or psalm can give peace to my mind.
Tomorrow again the sun will rise, and I will be hovering over peace, I can't find,
I Will Find a new cram to write on a page, or at least I will try.

There was a sound that gave me peace in the state of worry,
"Let's have a little chat son, What's the hurry?".

Premium Member Hovering

some have delved
in the meaning of life
others
in the meaning of death

but what of
the meaning of limbo
that hovering
between
life and death

that state of
suspension
between
the two worlds

not ready to enter
not ready to leave
~ hovering



AP: Honorable Mention 2021

Hovering

from each of 
her ear lobe 
vines hang
a single
rose

earring
bringing
a thought
to mind as
if wanting to 

find out
where the
thorns may
be found so
that my want

to kiss
with lips
will not bleed
but yet need to 
become a bee or

me more
a humming
bird with heart
beat rapidly like
wings wanting to

put my
licking
tongue
slowly
in to

tease

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