Short Adorn Poems

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Premium Member Bright Leaves Adorn the Trees

bright leaves adorn the trees - the swallows’ empty nests above our door

For Debbie Guzzi's Singled Out Poetry Contest
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Seeing Autumn's Oak Adorn

Painting sky before I was born,
Draping my grave in leaf and acorn.

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Contest: Crystalline
Sponsor: Rick Parise
11.22.14

Premium Member Adorn

I adore you as much as I adore thousands of stars.
I adorn you with all of my kisses and expressions of love.
I adore you as much as the constellations above.
Form: Sijo

Adorn Her Neck With Pearls

Stars tumble,
Stars fall,
They sparkle 
Like gems
Surely, 
God watches 
Over them
Stars, 
You are 
My string 
Of pearls 
That adorn
Her neck, 
The Goddess
Athena

To Adorn

The words better naked,
  the song better clothed

My feelings stripped bare,
  my lyrics exposed

I flash and I streak,
  the melody warms

Now fully unrobed,
 —my song to adorn 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: May, 2017)
Form: Rhyme


The Scar I Adorn

It cuts like a knife
When you say goodbye
This wound healing slowly
Until again you say hi

So clearly I'm lost
Without you around
When you no longer go
It's then I'll be found

From the depths of my chest
My heart is torn
You're the wound that I wear
The scar I adorn
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Will Worship and Adorn You Lord Always-

in you O
It's you alone I
Worship
It's you, God 
I praise
O
and forever and ever and ever
Always
I will

Father
God
You are God
You are God alone
On the thorn
O
and forever and ever and ever 
Always I'll adorn Always I will



6/25/20
WRITTEN WORDS BY James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©

Adorn the Night

My love, I call you opaline;
you dazzle like a jewel,
extending passion’s brilliant hues,  
when chill of night seems cruel.  

My iridescent evening star,
adorning canvas sky,
I know your fiery radiance
and ache to feel you nigh.

By Rhonda Johnson-Saunders, 3/27/15
for Nette's Let Me Feel Your Lines Contest
Theme - #6 Opaline
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Adorn

Tender leaves adorn all the trees
As the golden sun touches
It rises higher exposing white
Wispy clouds, not rushing

Misty fog has settled in hollows
Kissing the tender grass
Wraps the tassels left upon oaks
and pecans, soon it will pass  

Holly's tender new growth shines 
Reaching for the sun's rays
While it only silhouettes the pines
Soon 'twill rise and stay
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Adorn

Adorn your space
With grace you trace


To know the way
Heed what heart says


To know true sense
Live present tense


To be good here
Focus on cheer


To glimpse the truth
Watch for love's proof


To know fine fest
Just live your best


To know true light
Feel love prompt sight


Adorn your face
In-sync with grace




Leon Enriquez
15 October 2018
Singapore
Form: Couplet

Adorn

The bright arrogate colors
Surround me in mass
Closing my eyes is futile 
Their obnoxious laughs
Mock me?
It's the red one
That taunts me relentlessly
With a disturbing madness 
Which barks after me?
The others whimsically dance
A sadistic destruction 
They paint war upon them
A trademark 
That no two carry 
People fawn over them
Placing them everywhere 
No matter my hiding
I'll never be free

Lyn Church
© Lyn Church  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member To Adorn- adore I AM Him His replication Abba Father- CR


 To Adorn, adore Him Abba Father. 
                                Be His replication.
 Be who we are meant to be in Him.
        In Him is the fullness of Himself. 
           He’s purpose us for His Glory.
                     We’re His light to shine.

So shine Beloved shine
To be like Him for we are,  Amen

Allowed purposefully in Him
U
R
Loved royal purple heart, again...
Amen


3/20/24
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©

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