Short Assimilate Poems

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Nick Bridich

Tears cannot even
Come close
to how I revealed
my Secret Weapon. 

And its not
Like I tried

I failed. 

With robot
arms I tried
to assimilate
being a Baseball Player.


New York

She brings the world golden light
A new world of justice waits
Anticipating her insights
To assimilate her better traits 

By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights reserved ©MMX
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Ignorance

Often thought of myself as different And the differences were very significant Tried to assimilate Shook like a quake Quite different but far from ignorant
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Ignorance

Often thought of myself as different And the differences were very significant Tried to assimilate Shook like a quake Quite different but far from ignorant
Form: Limerick

Without You

Days are
gone
to listen
you 
to view 
you
assimilate 
your beauty
smell and nectar
onto my existence;

don't like
anything anymore
the beauty of this
world
without you.


Assimilate Line

D-ivine
A-wesome
N-ote
I-s
L-etting
O-ne

V-iewer
A-ssimilate
L-ine
E-mploying
N-oble
C-onnotation
I-n
A-crostic

Topic: Birthday of Danilo Valencia (August 06) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Interlaced

We are both of each other
that when our hands touch
I hardly assimilate which ones
 are mine and what are yours...
When we are interlaced,
I do not realize where
 my body ends
and where yours begins ...

Premium Member Tradition

Have you ever known an Asian lady by the name of Jane Kinda different it is, methinks it's quite strange Trying to assimilate Prefer the name Kate But why should people by tradition be chained
Form: Limerick

Premium Member In His Hands

I emerge as
light overwhelms me --
such peace

he stands there --
his open hand and smile 
inviting 
judgment is not in him
as he looks into my eyes

our minds meld --
I assimilate his aura
and I am whole

That's Life

i don't need
a shrink 
i don't want
a shrunken
head but
quite the
opposite

to expand
my mind
take in
information
download
the weight
on my 

shoulders
assimilate
the asylum
while simult
aneously
singing
Sinatra
Form:

Premium Member My Gutenberg Bible

From Genes to Brains to Books
Lap in words from these Brooks

Pan ideas heavy to swirl analysis
There, assimilate your anonymous

Fill your Mind to cast first Editions
Emulate Gutenberg's Impressions

Now, aspire to be 

SET FREE
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Almost but not quite

Having been, seen and so known,
light of our true self full blown,
although we know who we are,
we operate below par.

How much longer should we wait,
to fully assimilate,
this awareness all the time,
mirroring heart’s bliss beat chime?
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Zen mode

as a co-creator with God
is not our pure intent enough 
to assimilate love and light
in life’s turbulent seas so rough

our ego having vaporised 
who is the dweller of our heart
the presence that burns and yet yearns
feeling all as one, none apart
Form: Rhyme

A Serving of Joy

A Potluck of People can be hard to Digest or assimilate

 Different customs Different taste

 Only One dish can truly Satisfy the human race
                                                    
 A Serving of Joy  placed on the table by Love  on Christmas Day
Form: Verse

Premium Member Woodpecker On Late Winter Oak

camouflaged body of singular bird, on late Winter oak’s white, gray and brown bark, would assimilate feathers, except for a blooming red head that rises from the hollow’s depth 3/11/2022 Bite Size Poem no.39 Sponsor: Line Gauthier

Premium Member As a petal blossoms

Wisdom scriptures speak of imbibed,
simply being unresistant 
and as bliss on heart is inscribed,
God’s light no longer seems distant.

As bliss burns in mind-body urn,
pristine presence awaits its turn
to assimilate the knowing,
doing nothing, gently flowing.
Form: Rispetto

Just Assimilate New Knowledge

J-ust
A-ssimilate
N-ew

K-nowledge
E-agerly
R-aising
L-ife
E-ducation
N-ever

D-enying
E-very
L-esson
O-nce
S-tudy

R-eally
E-levates
Y-our 
E-xcellent
S-tatus

Topic: Birthday of Jan Kerlen DO. Delos Reyes (March 18) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Natures Metaphor

I am the lion for I have power and courage…
I am the eagle for I see with awareness and accuracy…
I am the owl for I sit unnoticed and hear the vibrations…
I am the bear for I gorge on knowledge and sleep to assimilate…
I am the butterfly for I transform what I am into a more beautiful me…

Becoming Mean

BECOMING MEAN Ingest, absorb ASSIMILATE. Detest, Maul, engorge. REGURGITATE. Revenge fueled aggression Testosterone and hate. Never caring at all Becoming the bully - Blindly intimidate. Familiar Aggression family taught Household hatred just the way I was brought up
Form: Rhyme

Redeem Lost Souls

Condemn not victims programmed to devour, imbibe and assimilate beliefs, creeds, norms, mores and values that wipe away the compass of right and wrong, left and right, leaving victims in a state of arrested moral development and envelopment. 

Help redeem souls lost in 
the strong grip of misguided
creeds inadvertently.
Form: Haibun

Package Design

The boring masses assimilate those unwary of their collective oozing.
Keep moving.
Stay positive. 
Think outside your box.
Stay productive.
Don’t let them package you with their boxes of dissention,
thier wrapping papers of gossip and their condemnations that seal your box.

By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights Reserved © MMX
Form: Verse

Hearts Heart Souls Soul

Heart's Heart; Soul's Soul I know Grief is a gift From you To start and Uphold The quest For myself. You say There’s light after The darkness, at your will. In both, I am yours and You are mine – My heart’s heart, Soul’s soul. Give me the strength To assimilate onto you Forever, Even if The darkness, Is never over.
Form: Ode

The Lapse of Time

Losses of days make worry haze
Time is forgettable in mysterious plays.
Deadlines I fear as consequence
Emerging light one's only essence.
Goals make believers solidly blind
To undying fates in the mind.
Wounds converge on the palm
Waves silence in the calm.
Nature holds life's rhythm and blues
Ending wars assimilate forgotten clues.
Form:

Premium Member The bliss continuum

Looking at flow of life as a seamless whole
and feeling within, polarities mingle,
as we joyously play out our ordained role,
the eye of soul in our heart becomes single.
Becoming living light that scriptures extol,
we assimilate in form, love’s bliss tingle,
doing nothing at all, simply being still,
breath by breath surrendering to God our will.

Premium Member Stoic Surrender

knowing is not the becoming until we assimilate wisdom recognising within heart lies God’s kingdom yet having been and so seen truth of underlying reality in the midst of storms we retain clarity within the womb of existence there’s no haste to ascend standing still all we do our will to God bend 03-March-2023
Form: Rhyme

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