Short 2001 Poems

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Premium Member September 11th 2001

Inspired by Gregory.R.Bardens blog this morning








warped minds and hatred
the massacre of thousands ~
hells fires awaits them
Form: Senryu


Premium Member That September Day In 2001

Two thousand seven Hundred and fifty victims Murdered, Rest in Peace My entry into Nathan's 9-11 contest http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/america.php
Form: Senryu

For Bob (1958-2001)

when
life becomes
one long
prison sentence
all meaning
becomes
nothing

so Bob
took
his memories
and
a good strong
length of rope
and
quietly
s
l
i
p
p
e
d
thru
the bars
© Harry Rout  Create an image from this poem.

Surviving September 11, 2001

The glorious sun rose that day,
But darkness was soon to follow.
Carnage was not far away,
As screams pierced the flaming sky
Buildings fell like stones
So many lives taken
On the wings of evil.

Jan 5th, 2001

I never felt sure
I knew it was possible
even probable

but how could I know
that she would come in winter
through the open doors

how was I to know
on the very first Friday
of the first new year

of a new decade
century, millennium
that love had arrived
Form: Senryu


2001 a Space Odyssey

Sunrise on Mankind
lights raw survival
dawn brings the unknown
fear, intelligence
first tools and first fire.

Steps on the moon
but not alone
the ancient form
exposed, now calls

Mission on
under threat
Hal must kill

rebirth
star child

one



January 6th 2016
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© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.

Reflections From My Window (Miami To Los Angelles 2001)

Passing through towns
Backdrops in blue
Lonely times 
Engulf my thoughts
Welcoming back you.
Suns pierce so clear
through these brilliant days
Breeze like boys
Run dancing,
Through girls
Like trees that sway
I often wonder 
What you're thinking
Do you share such times as these?
Do you stop 
But for a moment
only to think about me?
Form:

Charon 2001

Charon 2001
by Michael R. Burch

I, too, have stood—paralyzed at the helm
watching onrushing, inevitable disaster.
I too have felt sweat (or ecstatic tears) plaster
damp hair to my eyes, as a slug’s dense film
becomes mucous-insulate. Always, thereafter
living in darkness, bright things overwhelm.

Originally published by The Neovictorian/Cochlea
Form: Epigram

Ocean City 2001

for Jake

He is a sun-bronzed god
reigning in my heart,
with his regulation
golf course hair
and sturdy legs;
winning smile, and
eyes that reflect mine
except that his twinkle.

He stands, indignant and proud,
with all the power his
5 1/2 year old ego can muster.
He is sweet with the affection 
only an innocent heart can bestow.
He is my best work.

My only son.
Form: Verse

Space Before Waking (2001)

Morning dust upon scattered sheets,
A heat wave passing wind spilt paths.
I search for a place warm and close,
Where spirits hold lost memories.
Butterfly tips upon misty dew,
Spread like wild flowers over dusty planes.
A smile enriched with beauty,
Outwardly glowing like gold moons.
With sweet breaths of lullabies,
Tucked in with sparkles of night.
I sleep like a child,
Dreaming deeply, of every moment shared.
Form:

The Children of 9-11-2001

Some of them were too young to remember what went on, two and three years old they just started the parent, child bond. Others would remember that day as they sat back and cried, not growing up with their parent for ten long years, they were denied. Remembering those lost today children's hearts, still torn in two, looking at names engraved in stone for the entire world to view. Copyright © Cynthia Jones Sept.11/2011
Form: Rhyme

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