Short Alternates Poems

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Doubtful Display

Match so naughty of self calamity, 
Alternates modernized tactics of play 
Neglecting physical aggression. 

Countless clearcut chances,  
Impulsively lost to anxiety. 
Trying the best possible to weigh
Yoke propelled by GARCIA in depression.


O To Swim In Memories

When came for a swim
In what looked to me like dream,
Water nor worries, 
We swam in old memories,
Or so did it seem. 
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    Tanka | 07.09.13 | 

Poet's note: This Tanka of five lines alternates a 3-7-3-7-3 scheme.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Earlier Days

Earlier Days Written: by Tom Wright 7-19-2016 The sweet scent of remembrance, Alternates between past and present; As I summon thoughts of youth, When time was ours, I stare at images of life, as two, united. Understanding that, The years can never be reclaimed, Just remembered;
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Emotions

The feeling of disastrous thoughts,
     Of my loved one now lost.
The pain escapes in fine threads,
     Showing no end.

People come and go, 
     And change comes slow.
They live to forget,
     To have no regrets.

Memories flourish in waves of ecstasy,
     Only time can heal our tragedies.
Fear of the future alternates with loops of excitement,
     And our hearts will break and mend,
     The pain will eventually end.

Premium Member The Hourglass

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The sands of time slips through the void It courses as it gravitates
Neath chamber fills with sand deployed
The sands of time slips through the void
With gifts of passage mounds employed One sits bare the spare alternates
The sands of time slips through the void It courses as it gravitates
Date: 06/13/2019
Form: Triolet


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