Short Beacon Light Poems

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Premium Member Haiku

beacon light reflects stones polished smooth by time- mysterious mist
For the "What My Eyes See" contest...
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Enlightened Phrase Shift

sometimes it requires
a phase shift, rather than a
tilt, lean, sag or bend,
                to shine a bright beacon light ~
                to see, and be seen, in sync
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Nightlamp

                                       nocturnal mistress
                                   external light ascendant~
                                        eternal reigning
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Cape Cod

From a distance a lighthouse horn blows
The mist settles in, fishermen do not go 
A beacon light gleams and attracts 
Sights and sounds, from a warning tract.
 
From a distance, harbor lights in a row
Tides smooth over, ripples are low
Seagulls landing, shells lie about
This must be Cape Cod no doubt
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Offering

i'd craved you i suppose 
all of my life i'd awakened 
to the sound of soft pebbles 
dancing on the windowsill eagerly 

quenching the needful things first 
as i gathered notions of 
the sun's own rays gravity 
approached a mindful task withered 

beneath solace while faint hues 
lingered between a beacon light 
capturing my thoughts 
above a whisper you'd beckoned 
my soul once more


Premium Member In America

My dear, my dear,
How goes it in America,
   in America,
   my dear?
How goes it in America?

Fine fine fine, says she.

Except 
   of course
   of course
not so finefinefine

If
You are a woman
   or an immigrant
or uneducated
or lacking skills
or poor
   or black
   or brown...

That's how she goes
   in America,
dear Liberty Lady.

Your beacon light
shines not on all.

Presence .

surrounded by its presence
soft focus, aware, quiet
gentle music again plays
sweet songs of forgiveness
understanding softly
until enveloped with love
accepting presence, surrender
unwanted hurtful memories
burden needed no more
restless spirit now free
stay, be my guide
together we experience
loving heart and hand
promises dreampt, now kept
come, be my beacon, light and
I shall be yours

My Middle Child Mini Me

My mini me middle child 

Handsome, strong willed and brave is my middle child. 
He doesn't understand how much he means to me. 
He is my bright and bold beacon light. 
He is the breath in my lungs. 
It's remarkable how much he is like me. 
A repeat rebellious, determed, wild me. Stubborn, ornery, smart. 
A fighter, survivor, problem solver. 
Yup that's him but it is also me. 
My mini me middle child. ?? 

L. Mack 

10/18/18
© Lori Mack  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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