Short Acquiescent Poems

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Premium Member Silhouette-Ziket

smart acquiescent silhouette — brittle butterfly 8/13/2020 2-LINE POEM - ziket Poetry Contest Sponsor: Line Gauthier


The Barred Spiral

Tilted nipple, lend
Your acquiescent ballast
To rotate earths breast

Referring to the “Milky Way”
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*Inspired by Raul Moreno's  
Nature's Best Contest
Form: Haiku

Familial Shadows

Dullness settles sharply, without warning;
The words are gone, as if they'd never been.
There is but acquiescent pain at the loss.
It is left now to wait
For the familial shadows to pass.
© Deb Radke  Create an image from this poem.

Love On Hold

events in life happen within the sequence of time but in their significance find a unique order an acquiescent awareness a special soul-mate memory that very rarely leaves our hearts © September 2013—Kim van Breda

Premium Member Lifting the glass to sip from cupped hands

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The cup rests warm in the bearer's hands inviting a swirl fragrant sniff to savor the wine, palm cupped a pause before drinking raising glass to lips tilting the cup heavenwards to taste head laid back acquiescent in ritual revelry
Form: Other


January

JANUARY

Joyful bells and pyrotechnics greet the year
Acclamations of the turning of a page
Now we look to future hopes with banished fear 
Under brightening days new visions to engage
Acquiescent to what fate may have in store
Reaching forward for the blessings that may pour
You had better wear warm gloves against the hoar!
Form: Acrostic

Vanished Egos

The clouds pass silently above On their way to infinity; Sojourners drifting in the sky; Compliantly acquiescent to whims of dominating winds. Our paths to perpetuity are like those hovering above: Short time stays in this dimension crammed with egregious egotism; Marvel at insignificance as though it were significant. Our egos pass, notwithstanding, into amnesic nothingness.
Form: Verse

Premium Member The World At Peace

Soft skies of blue and ivory
Circling the planet of light and ebony

Colored eyes enthralled by the cold of the night
Waving lightning mantled by fright

Winds embracing acquiescent bodies so bleak
Unshielded pillars of the strong, not weak

Grounds bracing the faithful with might
Bounds of serenity awaits so light

From His numen all wonders come in piece
Bodies and souls live and die with peace!
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Chapbook Editing

To enhance our book’s creation,
we sought your permission
for your poem’s transformation
to a condensed composition.

Not entirely acquiescent
to our last minute request;
you gave your consent
with tongue-in-cheek protest.

There were other Poets
whose heart-prints were cropped.
It’s painful, we know it,
to have feelings lopped.

Your reply touched our hearts
and our funny-bones too;
We can’t wait to impart
our finished work to you.
© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Four Dimensional Elements

Four Dimensional Elements

Solidity

Earth 

Land by soil to
Dancing stone
Treads its path to water
Kisses the feet of
Home

Between

Air

Fragrance clouded
And plumed pillars of
Breathing Earths
Seething repentance
In rain

Catching

Water

The flippant leaves
Acquiescent flow echo
Reverberated poundings in
Waves
And falls a blessing

Liberty

Fire

Recombination of release
Prevailing supplicant of
Mystery
And Mother of
Light

Premium Member Looking Back

Looking back
curiously acquiescent
in 4th floor chaos

Looking through these
dresser drawers of
sleepy underclothing

Retrospective shirts
and tiresome socks,
these sheaths of self
more coincidental 
than designed

Everything ajar,
windows, doors
              my dresser drawers

Clues left coyly
in my path
by boorish poltergeists

Half absent,
I impassively apprise their
surreptitious ways,
         their secret jokes
                   on my reclusion

Premium Member Double Talk

Idle sit the swords in bloodied rust
old glories faded in the long dull blades
lie about cold beauty's savage lives
masked within the scars of victors songs.

Words unbent repent in ploughshare shame
succumb to acquiescent mumbling
rising in the throat of strangled steel
tempered by the stench of battles fear.

Is peace naught but a swords rekindling flame
sharpening both sides of fates cold wand.


©12/2/2019

If you live by he sword then you die by the sword Poetry Contest

Sapphire equinox

The night comes back in flashes, 
As I look for the pieces,
Buried somewhere in these ashes. 

So what changed that one time? 
We were an acquiescent class
Where talking was a crime. 

Maybe we had too much to drink,
A mess and an introvert
We simply forgot to think.  

Did I say something senseless? 
I don’t remember much except 
Your hand under my dress. 

Oh what I wouldn’t give 
To rewind time
To remember what I did with you 
And how it felt to look at that azure blue
© Sue Verma  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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