Short Bedded Poems

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Premium Member Carriage of Roses

carriage of roses

carriage of roses
radiant and beautiful 
laces of red mist
his bedded yearns beckon
a flame rising to her trust

connie pachecho

6/22/17
Form: Tanka


Donald Trumps Oats

There once was a Lady called Cheryl
who bedded Donald Trump, lucky fellow 
one swish of that wig
and Cheryl whisked him in bed
And then Trump did the same to the nation
fun
Form: Limerick

Bedded, Beside Me

Cat-like, though yet woke
Aware, infer.
Curtain-like, eyelids
Whilst they quiver.
Girl, of this daybreak;
The smiler's own.
As for this prospect
Through a kiss, blown.
Form: Rhyme

Lakeside, Lying

Within this summer dream
Housed and bedded
Willow-arched, willow-awned
Buzz of cares slay.

Whilst that, cruel-edged, afar
As hard, no more
For city's hive shapes it.
Faded away.
Form: Rhyme

Medicated Meditations

Samson had Delilah,
I married a pariah...

She'd bedded the
entire city,
And was really not that pretty,

But dumb is dumb,
And genitals think,
Led to a marriage,
Which really did stink.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.


Cat; And Poem Writer

Before the feminine
Had in the feline
What kept as sweet company with.
And more so tranquil!

Bedded, if back of me.
If days not nightly.
Love-snug purrs, if unstroked too
And sleepy, heard still.
cat
Form: Rhyme

Moonlight

With red and purple sunset
melting into blackened sky

The hummingbirds have bedded down
and shortly so shall I

As crickets sing their lullaby
into a dream I fall

The things of night begin to stir
at moonlight's beck and call
Form: Rhyme

The Gift of Futures Past

Bigger in my memory
smaller in my inclination 
Regret a distant calling card
admonishing my name

Vacant in my recollection
bedded in my hopefulness
Joy a future invitation
—Heaven to proclaim

(Christmas Wishing: First Book Of Prayers- December, 2022)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Wondrous Willow

All alone in tall grass 
She sits in the field 
Covered in frost 
Are it's olive green leaves 
Turned yellow 
Resting at her feet 
The fawn are bedded 
In her vee's 
Nests of infants and hosts are filled 
Atop sits a crow 
From the shelter of the sun 
Green moss grows below 
The lone weeper sways
Form: Concrete

I Hope

I hope to be bedded in You; not looking out or in nor feeling with these blind nerves but rooted, so that there is no other, not even the finest cell wall or ego, or veil of light between. I hope to be for a timeless moment just this – your ocean in an infinite molecule of all there is.

Premium Member Seasons Come and Go

Birds bedded down. The cool air circulates. Whispers of crickets. The black noise hushes. Yawns give way to tears - the ducts erupting. An autumnal wave crashes over me. It’s obvious how seasons come and go, as mom’s settled in purple urn - the ashes keep; without incandescence in her sleep.

A Flower's Paradise

daffodils spinning heads wind scents lovely smell
     roses bedded different accent emphasizes
tulips are so colorful and bright accentuate
     élites amongst the bushes and scrubs 
placed on the table in budvases to adorn
     treasures at this June garden party
_________________________________|
PENNED ON JUNE 29, 2014!
Form: Sonnet

The brain-injury marble

The copious serpents bedded the wolves and the sheepish grins so too unfolded the poker table is lit tonight, stripped table legs that oaken tonight, so left from the gambler were his life savings like Vegas unmatched the true course of daisies, and so darker hell-bent marble furl and regain consciousness so that we may too see the world.
© Ken Martin  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Catfish Are Jumpin'

'Yond the fields 
      of golden whey 
 A mountains- grown 
      in grayish clay 
Near it's 'neath 
      a river flows 
On bedded rocks 
      green algae grows
 Catfish' treats- 
      a tasty bite 
They eat, they jump 
      into the night 
When morning's sun 
      begins to rise 
They jump again
      to catch 'em flies
Form: Verse

Lady Bugs

Peonies and purfect sunsets swell as the evening thunders
Even the daffoldilles saunter as  Mrs. night dresses up her laces
Open hearts and now forgotten places within mixed up faces
Boughten borrowed lots been buried and caught just in cases
Lilacs spawn as early as that there bedded about the lawn
 Little specs ride the pond one by one

Homeless

You could tell he didn’t know
Who he was or where to go
You’d find him around town
Bedded down on a piece of ground

I’m sure there was a time
When he was just so fine
But that was long ago
When his world was aglow

Now there are no dreams
And the world is so mean 
Well he doesn’t know who he is
Or his life he no longer wants to live.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Mars Statute

A death of shadow courses
curtain mars red

Bedded in Apollo moon rock 
ex stock mission over

In search of life we left behind
when we left this desolate planet
behind for good

To move onto and resettle we
those remaining to fresh earth

For cleaner air and drinking water

A place for future generation to
prosper

A new world for a new start
where we can right our wrong

Renegades

Wooed and wedded with a devil's kiss 
the renegades are here, not blessed 
on any heaven's list nor bedded 
in the womb of common decency. 

Men are bleeding, truth and beauty 
losing their validity. Legless, heartless, 
headless, mindless stark insanity. 

Humanity withers; people are reeling, 
dealing their brothers, stealing 
another look over their shoulders, 
trust but a fantasy, justice a dream.
Form: Verse

Renegades

Wooed and wedded with a devil's kiss
the renegades are here, not blessed 
on any heaven's list nor bedded 
in the womb of common decency.

Men are bleeding, truth and beauty
losing their validity. Legless, heartless, 
headless, mindless stark insanity!

Humanity withers; people are reeling,
dealing their brothers, stealing 
another look over their shoulders, 
trust but a fantasy, justice a dream.
war
Form: Verse

Renegades

Wooed and wedded with a devil's kiss
the renegades are here, not blessed 
on any heaven's list nor bedded 
in the womb of common decency.

Men are bleeding, truth and beauty
losing their validity. Legless, heartless, 
headless, mindless stark insanity!

Humanity withers; people are reeling,
dealing their brothers, stealing 
another look over their shoulders, 
trust but a fantasy, justice a dream.
Form: Verse

Renegades

Wooed and wedded with a devil's kiss
the renegades are here, not blessed 
on any heaven's list nor bedded 
in the womb of common decency.

Men are bleeding, truth and beauty
losing their validity. Legless, heartless, 
headless, mindless stark insanity!

Humanity withers; people are reeling,
dealing their brothers, stealing 
another look over their shoulders, 
trust but a fantasy, justice a dream.
war
Form: Verse

Renegades

Wooed and wedded with a devil's kiss
the renegades are here, not blessed 
on any heaven's list nor bedded 
in the womb of common decency.

Men are bleeding, truth and beauty
losing their validity. Legless, heartless, 
headless, mindless stark insanity!

Humanity withers; people are reeling,
dealing their brothers, stealing 
another look over their shoulders, 
trust but a fantasy, justice a dream.
war
Form: Verse

Renegades

Wooed and wedded with a devil's kiss
the renegades are here, not blessed 
on any heaven's list nor bedded 
in the womb of common decency.

Men are bleeding, truth and beauty
losing their validity. Legless, heartless, 
headless, mindless stark insanity!

Humanity withers; people are reeling,
dealing their brothers, stealing 
another look over their shoulders, 
trust but a fantasy, justice a dream.
sad
Form: Verse

Renegades

Wooed and wedded with a devil's kiss
the renegades are here; not blessed 
on any heaven's list nor bedded 
in the womb of common decency.

Men are bleeding, truth and beauty
losing their validity; legless, heartless, 
headless, mindless, sheer insanity.

Humanity withers; kinfolk are reeling,
dealing their brothers, stealing 
another look over their shoulders, 
trust but a fantasy, justice a dream.
Form: Verse

Premium Member In the Woods

~ deep in the woodlands surrounded by pine and birch live deer; buck and doe ~ where creeks trickle soft bedded with stones and sand, frogs and crawdads exist ~ under moss and fern hide reptiles, spiders, insects who don’t come from dens ~ amid the chatter of crickets and forest sounds come howls of the night ~ woodsy welcoming sings the animals who play graceful and peaceful ~
Form: Haiku

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