Short Archer Poems

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Premium Member Hope Arrows

Rainbow's colored light 
Archer aims at cloud's despair
Shooting hope arrows


"I have set my rainbow in the clouds" (Genesis 9:13)
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Draw Weight

Draw weight heavy sin Invisible archer fires God above begged Listen to the hums And the whistles above too He never misses
© Tim B  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Impaled

Arrows fly causing chem trails, 
such crazy twisted cupid tales! 
Could have flown farther 
boomerang hit the archer;
Now they fall, a crush impales.
Form: Limerick

This 'Feminist' Malarkey

When Heard dared to question her partner,
men suited up in outraged armour.
Battling patriarchy,
this ‘feminist’ malarkey,
makes women prey and men the archer.
Form: Limerick

A Seasoned Fisherman

A nonchalant twist of an age 
freckled wrist
The cast finished in the stance 
of an archer
A long languid shimmering line 
slowly slips
Arcs, hovers then drops on the 
water
© Joe Murphy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Victor Buhagiar

a man of wisdom
life
integrity
strong and with love
soft words
have reached me
a man
to be listened too

The archer murdered
The Maltese falcon born
Knights
take care of all

Archer Divine

The bow of
God’s wrath 
is restrung in
the dark
To target
injustice
and hate
as its mark
Each arrow
His judgment
of life
in the main 
And striking
dead center
He frees us
— again

(1st Book Of Prayers: May, 2025)
god
Form: Rhyme

The Roman Guard and His Brother

(At the Tomb) 

I never told my brother, 
That the women did anchor, 
That the scene was blacker, 
Than a black sheep bleater, 
Because I was the archer, 
Of the delinquency, the snatcher, 
So I was not an asker, 
To my mother or brother.
Form: Monorhyme

The Artist Won

The best artist that there probably was,
His words make music sound sharper than saws,
His mouth shoots arrows,
The mic is his mighty bow,
He is practically an Archer,
Every piece he performs,
A battle he has won,
Ends with a victorious laughter

-cupid-

This armed cherub In diapers, with arrows This winged archer is set upon our meadows Yet only time will tell If he comes bearing, God's greatest gift Or leaves us smitten and gawking at some girl...
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Vignette-Through the Glass Ceiling

Lee bridged the race divide
when prejudice had nowhere to hide-
Riding a mustang in the sky
His deeds gave bigotry the lie,
sterotyping his,to defy.

Tribute to Lt-Colonel Lee Archer (1919-2010) WW2 fighter pilot and VP of General Foods who 
died this past week
Form: Narrative

Premium Member The Archer

The Archer

    S-shy but saucy
    A-Able to relate
    G-Gleeful and sometimes goofy
    I-inward looking
    T-Temperate being
    T-Tender feelings
    A-Absent minded
    R-Rascal at heart
    I-Idealist still
    U-Unaffected ways
    S-Safe..a sanctuary
Form: Acrostic

To Sing the Unsung Melody

To sing the unsung melody; 
To ring the unrung bell ??…
Amidst the hungry poets 
Starved and naked with pens poised …
To be awake amongst the sleeping;
To feel rain that has sobbed itself dry;
To the archer with only a toy arrow 
He will come by and by …!
( Naomi Rainbow )

Premium Member Clerihew a Rhyme To Tell

In the legend of one,William Tell
an archer& Swiss-born rebel
Such accuracy & skilled know-how
but,to an Austrian hat would not bow.

So had to skewer an apple on his son's head
this obedient  lad trembled &said
keep your eye's open father,please
&    dear Papa,do not do not, sneeze
Form: Clerihew

The Hunter's Party (Naga-Uta Lyric Form)

Nearing river’s edge;
My thoughts began to wander,
	As brooding clouds formed --
       In a once indigo sky, 
           There the hunter stood…
Yes, the archer and his hounds
	Readying his bow
He implored twins Gemini
“Chase the bull ‘cross Milky Way“… 




(Just a star gazers dream)
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Apollo

Apollo, Grecian god Acclaimed as god of sun Ageless and immortal Adept in many skills Archer and musician Athletic and handsome Adorable in mien
Placed Second March.2. 2022 Greek Mythology Poetry Contest Sponsor - Joseph May Syllable Counter used- How Many Syllables
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Archery

Clout on target
Eye you can't forget
A dot like a tv set
No winking eye you let
Aiming high or low
Stretched or loose you throw
Arrows you release or blow
Prize you do not show.
Archer you know in you
With bow and arrow of you
Archery is your life in a game
Name in flame you lit without shame.
Form: Grook

Premium Member Robin Hood

An archer from Sherwood made shooting an art
Persuaded the wealthy from surplus to part.
He fell for a maid at first sight
But fearing to tell her outright
Enlisted friend Eros to capture her heart.


- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -		 		
Limerick 3 Contest
Hosted by Joseph May
© 31st January 2019
Form: Limerick

Fates Arrow

I walked the path of
  William Tell

An apple by my
  side

And waited for an archer
  strong

To match me stride
  for stride

I placed the orb
  upon my head

And stood against
  a tree

And gave my faith
  unto the wind

Fates arrow sent
  to free

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wu Wei

The archer shooting his arrow without hesitating,
the musician effortlessly improvising,
the singers seamlessly blending,
the speaker clearly enunciating.
It's not about being lazy or passive
or being forceful or combative.
Nothing unnecessary or artificial,
it's about being spontaneous and natural,
coming from an inner elemental source...
like water finding its course.
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Robin Hood

ROBIN HOOD

      Skilled swordsman cum archer coming in guise,
       Robbing from rich to reach poor as surprise.
                  Brave righteous Robin Hood
                  Hero of my childhood.
        Fighting injustice was his exercise.

   01/29/19
                       Third Place
   'Limerick 3' Contest by Joseph May 

 'Early February 2019' Contest by Brian Strand.
Form: Limerick

Extirpate the Potentate

The famed archer perches on the minaret
While the waxing moon disappears
He studies the dancing silhouettes 
Waiting on the reclusive premier 
The scant light of a torch coyly dances 
And soon the moribund ruler emerges
The bowman knows where his allegiance is
Soon the realm will be singing dirges 

The arrow hits the heart and it is rent apart
And so departs the tyrannical tetrarch
Form: Rhyme

Today Is Tomorrow Only Yesterday

Today is tomorrow only yesterday 
Oh how days go by counting sheep 
May I say this day to be the boy who cries wolf 
Or shall I comment on her dress?
Ribbons tied onto bows archer invisible arrows of love
Reading books' like eyes my jaw 
Omits it's formidable drool
What's that you say? Today is tomorrow only yesterday. 


1/20/17
fun
Form: Acrostic

Polarities

Energetic Aries, I AM, moving toward the scales of Libra, I BALANCE 

Stable Taurus, I HAVE, because idealistic Scorpio, I DESIRE 

Mercurial Gemini, I THINK, with the archer, Sagittarius, I  SEE

Motherly Cancer, I FEEL, so with fatherly Capricorn, resources I USE 

I WILL as the sun shines in Leo, reflecting the water bearer, Aquarius, I KNOW 

Upstream—downstream goes Pisces, I BELIEVE, and I analyze; there goes Virgo
Form: Didactic

Shot At the Shot

Bullseye,
on dot,
marksman,
archer,
and a great shot,
each aim,
for him was a killed game,
he struck fear,
when he began to shake,
and have his armament leer,
he did not know,
that his days,
were near for taking a bow,
another of his clan,
had a long plan,
this time when he took the aim,
and could utter victim's name,
a little pain traversed,
from his temple to temple,
and he bowed and fell,
in a pool of blood ample.

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