Short Beamed Poems

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Premium Member Stranded

The tempest dins glass
where once a dawning face beamed
painted lips sipped tea
as the phone rings, plans and swells crash
Form: Quatrain


You Beamed In the Darkness

You beamed in the darkness
I could see your smile
Like the stars in the sky
Bright-eyed baby
Leave your glittered soul
In my hands forever
Form:

Premium Member Implosion

silent walls collapse
folding in sucked into the void
with no sound or light,
to show what once beamed bright there
leaving a black abstinence
Form: Tanka

I'm back

Tempted into wrong way,
Diverse team held sway,
Keen fan did sag,
Boys had lost the flag,
Old team won, glory beamed,
Traitor was back, it seemed!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member September is for romantics

The autumn sun beamed bright.
It cast its spell upon the land.
Transforming hearts to mush & glitter.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other


Premium Member Bloody Mary

A young dead woman named Bloody Mary
for Halloween dressed as the good fairy.
At the mirror she beamed.
No one let out a scream.
BUT many still had dysentery!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member She's a Temptress, My Tv

Be a cowboy, the TV once beamed at me
    Later on, a baseball or football star

  For a while, of 'He-Man' I was a devotee
    ~ Today, I resell Batman-type cars
Form: Rhyme

Their Anniversary

Looking about 
on a starry night 
An old man turned to his wife. . . 

"I see all the love we've shared 
somewhere -- 
beyond the moon in your eyes." 

She beamed.

Out of Bounds

Ilene took an hard look at Dennis
Whose shorts were designed to play tennis
Though he beamed with pride
His balls bounced outside
Perhaps he should try serving Guinness!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Color-Blind No More

I have a dream
  intoned Reverend King
So many folks then
  smiled and beamed

But things are no more
  what they once seemed
a color-blind society's
  no longer esteemed
Form: Rhyme

The Lighthouse Comfort Me

the
lighthouse
beamed
it's
powerful light
across
the 
dark wine sea
that
captured me
ask
the
ships
that
sail across
the
cliffs of wales
return
to thee
while
the
lighthouse
comfort me

My Friend's Girlfriend Danced On the Table

My friend's girlfriend danced on the table.
"Good legs" -I approvingly  told him.
- Do you really think so? - he beamed.
"Indeed, not every table is capable
To sustain such a weight."-
I assured my mate.
Form: Rhyme

Lost In Space

The floating satellite
Was sending pictures back,
We saw the worlds up close
And endless miles of black.

But then a massive craft
Appeared and beamed an arc.
Our satellite was hit
And everything went dark…

Jack Horne for Nathan’s Deep Space contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Click Click Flash Flash

A father in his thirties
Snapped pictures
Of his tween daughter

“Shake your hair out”
And she swung it 
This way and that

“Beautiful”, he said
And she beamed
Flashing orthodontia 


Third in a series written 4/25/09 in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Elf Ears

Tina was,
A tiny elf,
Like a doll,
On a shelf,

Her tiny hands,
Worked so fast,
She always had,
A Christmas blast,

Toys built up,
And filled the sleigh,
Tina beamed,
On Christmas day,

Her pointed shoes,
And hat did jingle,
She loved to work,
For old Chris cringle.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Brook Trickled Easily Down

A brook trickled easily down
As poetry running unbound
And I stood on a rock
To hear the steady stream
Of comely words gurgled.

A hazy shaft of light beamed down -
Laser-pointing through piney boughs -
And where it gently struck -
Columbine shined and teemed
The floor with emeralds.
Form: Rhyme

The Eternal Light

I turn the lights a way down low;
pretend I hear the falling snow,
and in the flashing of a smile,
I wrap some presents for a while.
No child is in our home tonight.
The tree still glows with heavenly light,
as through the ages it has beamed
into mankind's Eternal Dream.

Janet Marie Bingham
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Reclining Rose

Reposed in shadows within a realm of colors dusty rose gown blurs. All the flowers she adores ~ as gold love's beamed out of doors. Green and purple blooms are always in her warm face ~ 'til she sinks in grace. Exquisite pinks golds and blues fade out, as plum night ensues.

Premium Member Sally's Halloween Dance

Sally's Halloween Dance

Sally a Halloween's the pumpkin patch
She plays the field, trick or treat for her match
Through the winding vines, she scored
A Jack-O-Lantern she stored
With her sweet find, Sally beamed at her snatch

10/31/23
Halloween Lim - Old or New Poetry Contest
Sponsor-Joseph May
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Limitation of perception

Mind labels in symbols, objects perceived,
with each from the other, different deemed.
Bemused by illusions, we are deceived,
by myriad impressions to us beamed,
hypnotised by the forms, which we have dreamed.
Freezing flow of time, piercing pores of space,
at a stillness point, we see our true face.

The Earth Can Breed

One after another-
I fail to fast an egg for another-

one after another...

I ready reasons-
corroding all of the studded,

I claim to be beamed-
compounding my bummers,

shouting to withstand,

or reprimand my shudder,

ending in the rudder,

rotating a lover,

loading of the stowaways hover.

Premium Member Baby Steps

Her cute smile
Touched me deeply
So pure
We played eye tag
Her mother held her
Facing me
I beamed
The baby
Wide eye
And searching
Her new world
I wiggled my lips
The baby copied me
I
Left the diner charmed

12/13/22

Writing Challenge - Yalto Form - Poetry Contest
Sponsor-Constance La France

2nd
Form: Verse

Nation

National flag fluttered,
on the day of national honor,
leader beamed so did his cronies,
all other 'vegetable' that had gathered around,
had little spirit and sound,
whatever they made,
they made out of compulsion,
of one or the other kind,
strange nation appeared elated,
while nationals quite and thoroughly deflated.

Sitter

I've got a sitter called Mub,

a boring hitter in a bum-

the crisscrossing of falling things evaporate with me,

as I'm seeing,

savoring moments of feelings becoming beamed,

but I get back after a whole thing,

sauntering-
and rock climbing-
and coarse rhyming,

blasting um' all off but still needing more timing.

Wings of Hope

Like a supernova colliding colors
A new dawn of the Northern Lights beamed,
and thawed the frozen iceburgs of my dreams

I'm on the bend of my full circle
Someday all that I have gone through,
will be as distant as the moon

My spirit will carry on in the breeze
That brushes across the mountain slope,
l will fly on the butterfly's wing of hope
© Karen Maag  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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