Inner Ear Poems | Examples

List of Member Poems

Premium Member - Rock 'n' Roll In My Head -


    A feeling that the room is spinning
    especially with specific head movements
    Bout of dizziness
    don't look up, down or to the side
    - just straight ahead
    I loved carousels when I was a kid

    One step, one goal
    grab a door frame or a chair
    Vertigo... hits the labyrinth in the inner ear
    My crystals ran wild
    finally the diamonds are where they should be
    I don't like carousels anymore

Premium Member Cleanse Ourselves To Holiness Fearing The Living God - 2 Corinthians 7:1

The Apostle Paul speaks here earnestly
of the importance to be cleansed
from every defilement of sin
clearing the dirt through our spiritual lens

This cleansing comes in God's power
through his divine merciful grace
praying in and through His Holy Spirit
telling of His love in constant praise

Holiness is so important to God
as scripture tells He's triple holy
proclaiming His pure godly character
to be clothed in holiness solely

Let us live in the fear of God
making us complete in Christ's name
having a right reverential fear
pointing heavenwards our constant aim

Underline with priority these words
cleanse, defilement, holiness and fear
bring them to mind regular and often
hear God's spirit in your inner ear

('let us cleanse ourselves from every defilement of body[a] and spirit, bringing holiness to completion in the fear of God.')
2 Corinthians 7: 1 (ESV)

Resonance

I hear the sound of clanging and banging from a distant source

Like an orchestra of metal pots that have fallen on the kitchen floor

which brings a ringing to my inner ear

then a low vibration comes as I stand still

This frequency happens frequently 

transmitting a language I've yet to unveil

Creating a magnetic peace during its stay

One day I hope to understand the meaning behind it all

A tale probably woven over a thousand years

I hear the sound and listen in 

The tone goes away just as mysterious as it came


Loving You

Loving you is easy.
Your heart beats like
The midnight breeze,
Caressing the strings of my essence.

Loving you is easy.
Your smile tenderly
Invites reveries,
Exposing the chords of my mind.

Loving you is easy.
Your voice is like
Music to my inner ear,
And honey to my soul.

Loving you means completeness.
You answer the questions
Of my inner interactions.
You bless the seasons
Of my secret divinity.
God sent you to enlighten
The epiphany of my pen,
So that I can describe beauty
In words and thoughts,
And open the door to invisible realities.

Loving you makes me aware
Of my purpose in life.

Loving you brings me peace.

Loving you…

Loving you…

Is easy.

©2010 Cendrine Marrouat

Premium Member POETRY IS A DANCE

                         Poetry is a dance of words and feelings,
                                  Bouncing off my inner ear;
                            Laughter, tears and joyous giggling
                           That only the writer's heart can hear,

                           A tension playing against life's strings,
                      Vibrating wildly to my soul's quickening pace;
                              Rushing, gushing, struggling to be
                               The first upon the mighty page.

 Chula Fleming © 3/16/2015

Restless Nights

My nights are often restless,
My dreams are often broken. 
The tremors are often heard, 
Within words not often spoken.

I'm tossed about in silent motion,
Until I'm cocooned within the covers.
The darkness holds me tighter,
Than the embrace of secret lovers.

I stare deep into the torment,
Until shadows come into vision. 
Every thought comes into focus,
But is spared my minds division.

The voices seem to separate,
My mind becomes distorted.
Every attempt at inner silence,
Shows every effort is thwarted.

As dawn slowly penetrates,
And every shadow has faded. 
The voices cause more confusion,
Than any I've previously stated.

The night survived my prayers,
Just as I survived the night. 
The voices filled my inner ear,
Just as the shadows filled my sight. 

These nights come too frequently,
I suffer, knowing what's at stake. 
So I pray for a mind as idle,
As it is when I first awake.


Premium Member I Hear the Rocks Calling Dedicated To God Is Speaking Ministry 2 Janeen Brown

I was standing on the grounds of myself 
barefooted standing erected stance tall on top of the terrain
 I embrace His breath of life 
His wind kissed my face 
Blowing receiving my nose and mouth
 As my inner ear and my heart 
So so sincere I gaze at the trees 
They see me 
Their branches and leaves wave to me
 I hear a mumbling whispers 
As the rocks whisper each Pebble each Stone 
each brick each block 
Vibrates a calls unto me yet
 Before the call unto me
 The praising the Almighty
Elohim
Elohim
Elohim
Elohim
  I hear the rocks crying 
Elohim
Elohim
Elohim
For my God don't need me to worship Him 
For the rocks cry out to HIM
ELOHIM
ELOHIM
 For the birds sing a Melody unto HIM 
As the rocks stones and pebbles cry out praising HIM
ELOHIM

5/10/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2023

Premium Member Cul-De-Sac

Cul-de-Sac 

Quick steps slow to hesitate
The sudden curve of a straight white line
Into the mists of detour
 Lined with haunting facades
  Of blurred addresses
   And faded street signs
Where echoes of curiosity bluster -
 Magic or madness -
In proverbs of warning about blind alleys -
 Mayhem or mystic -
Bending the lane
  Like the nautilus inner ear
A flat arc where light searches 
For the sacred
Past faceless abodes lining this curlicue
 With a come-on to remain
Yet the heart knows to follow 
The flamboyant contours,
  Like angel’s wings,
Into the loop – not a dead end
But a recoiling boomerang
Leaving knots of doubt behind
 Arms open wide to inquisitive's marathon
Then ride the hairpin rail out of gossamer inkiness
Leaving behind the rags of repetition
Into a rosy borning road.

2-21-23
Contest: This or That 
Sponsor: Edward Ibeh
Theme chosen – Cul-de-Sac

Premium Member Waiting For You

On days clouds mask transparency,
when sprinkles/gales quell meadow’s song,
before Spring’s green, post Autumn’s fall
of colored leaves (that flirt with tones of Prelude’s whites),
I wait for you (and doing so) find new delights!

On days what’s right (what’s left’s not clear),
discordance jars the inner ear,
I trust the harmony for all
that God provides, the love we share (makes right what’s wrong),
I wait for you (why hamstring with inerrancy?)

I wait for you, trust you’ll be near when time is right,
for die is cast, an inner compass guides our flight.
We both support what we need be
to bloom the ways God’s plans mature
in gifts we’re dealt our day of birth.

I wait for you though seasons pass, poles flip on earth
(in one day’s time), the oceans freeze (one last, “Bonjour!”),
the sun’s end fades to more maybe.
I won’t begrudge its fleeting glow!
Look for lips poised with love’s, “Hello!”


Long Tooth
November 6th in 2022

Forest Murmurs

Light makes lustrous the green of the leaves above;
Waving forest hands, calming gestures, luminous
Antidotes to stress. 
The movement of the air is no more than a cool breath,
Down here, amongst the ferns and boulders, 
Grey from lichen.
A sudden clapping of wings startles, as was the bird;
Yet stillness returns, save for distant voices,
The world without.
Thoughts slow, rumination gives way to contemplation;
Magically, the mind reaches into memory, to music,
Summoning soothing melodies.
Notes fall, in elegant cadence, onto the inner ear;
A joy-filled phrase brings the comfort of familiarity,
Remembered forest murmurings.
The crevices of the mind, recently obese with anxieties,
Fill instead with haunting rhythms, hungry for
Their healing balm.
Each step becomes a dance, a graceful pavane;
Sure footed, guided by the music, cushioned by 
The softness beneath.
Time slows, the moment lingers, reluctant to escape;
The music plays, filling body, soul and mind,
Bringing peace.

Premium Member Be a Thinker Use Your Blinker

You saw me riding my bike 
as I came to the cross walk 
you were there again 
admiring the flowers 
in my basket I chimed
 
my bell as the little man 
legs started to move 
inside the box flashing 
light began blinking 
on the street pole
 
I noticed you again 
as I began to cross instantly 
you pulled out no signal 
confusing traffic sirens glared 
my inner ear blood stained
 
my helmet a truck driver yell 
that driver never turned 
on a signal how was I
too know she'd pull out 
eyes sinking mind thinking

Written by Mrs Yolanda Joy Nicholsen

Neither Silent Nor Still

** Neither Silent Nor Still **

With you…by you…in you
Lord,
I never found silence
To be stillness.

With you, silence is
  elevating, escalating,
Eternally
An ongoing current — a soundless ocean
With an unending 
   Roll-over of crested waves,
But silent  with the pulse of my soul.

In silence I found
The heart  of God, but
Therein God heard 
The Voice of my devotion —
Heart to heart —
His tenderly spoken
   response
Heard within a silence
By an inner ear 
With the moving grace
Of a full embrace of utter peace,
Which was not still, but
Cradling held, a hint of floating
With a consuming quiet joy
That I turn and turn over 
   In memory to
Repeat
   the rhythm-breathing
Communion…Alleluia! Come
Alleluia, Abba!  All Love is yours —

————————————————————————————————-
(c) sally young eslinger
Thanks be to God

Premium Member Listen With Your Inner Ear

As time goes by, we are getting older. 
Time itself waits on know one. 
Each one of us have gifts, talents, and abilities.
Let them not go to the grave unused.
And when God choose someone to come into your life, 
let not that moment pass you by, 
because if you KNOW it is from God, 
there is always a reward with it. 
It may not come when you want it, 
but It's always on time, 
especially when you are in need. 
His word has went out of His mouth
and will not come back to Him void,
they will accomplish that which He send it for. 
So believe, receive, achieve and take it, it's yours.
Listen with your inner ear and hear what God is saying to you.

Bird Black

Blackbirds singing in jackboots

Women freshening and powdering 
in the Men's room

A child is born without square eye's
and cell phone permanently attached
to it's inner ear

Traversing footsteps under a star
with both maternal loving married
parents expectantly awaiting a
cradle beside

Waning Luna quarter moon tide 
lapping in and out the countryside

Clotting blood splattered indiscriminately
outside the chalk line box

A hairdresser shearing blonde locks
off for a charitable cause or donation
appeal

A doctor delivering a terminal diagnosis

Whilst in the other room a child is born
and miraculous life saving medical
procedure is being performed

Premium Member Return To Peace

The dice are cast. You watch them 
As they tumble slowly away, into the swale
Where you rush to search for them.
But as you push away the sharp blades 
There are only stones, wiped clean of numbers,
Your compass obliterated by the salt tears 
Of the stars which rain like tiny feathers at night
But contain the weight of elephants and
Burden the soul with unfinished dreams
And feelings too vast to be encompassed 
In flesh and skin and bone and sinew,
So break the bonds of gravity and soar
To where, in the formless void, 
The mind’s corrosive static slowly dims,
Soft spoken syllables, faint music of a laugh,
The essence of a presence, though unseen,
Float through the ether, falling like kisses
On that inner ear of memory, and birds 
Trill echoes to soothe the heart.

Sub Categories

Looking for the formal definition, structure, and history of this poetry form? Visit the Poetry Dictionary entry below. Then return to explore how PoetrySoup members bring the form to life through their own poems.

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace