Short Bolstered Poems

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Premium Member Gob-Smacker of a Boost

Occasionally in life comes a welcome surprise
   Fierce determination seen in Nancy Pelosi’s eyes

Upon visiting Ukraine to support Zelensky 
   ~ She bolstered his stock (and his smile) immensely
Form: Couplet


Come Comanche

demon allure coaxing me near
to a place inhabited
roadside flare

with ample provisions
action follows suit
distress, undressed with motive too

rustic claw piercing
tetanus thighs
sullied my hands and bolstered a lie

absolved of blame
i return unchanged

A Young Boy's Scary Walk Through a Dark Woods At Night

Although I’m late, my pace is slow
The woods are dark, my path to go.
Each sound, a host of unseen brutes
That lurk amongst the tangled roots
Of trees that line my pitch-black route.
I want to scream, I want to shout
And yet a light, though faint ahead
A beacon to my waiting bed
Soon steps through welcome bolstered door
Assure me that I’m safe once more
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Reality Speaks

Youth’s lofty dreams 
are bolstered by
supporters: “You can 
be, do, have
whatEVER you please!”
Soon, killjoy Reality
speaks up: “Look—
down here! Listen.
You can’t bring 
numerous demanding 
dreams to fruition.
Choose the best.
Pursue with energy,
gratefulness, and joy!”
Reality trumps encouragement.


March 30, 2019. entered in Line Gautier's Ribbon Poetry Contest

Premium Member Immediate and intimate

Identified no more with form,
with spatial silence as the norm,
poised in stillness, one with the all,
we feel God’s touch, tender and warm.

No images left to recall,
our vaporised presence stands tall,
as pure awareness self-aware,
bolstered by a benign bliss squall.

This revelation which we share,
is for those souls who choose to pair,
with love and light in heart aflame;
aura of soul we always wear.
Form: Rubaiyat


Dawn's Deliverance

Start Feeling Awareness Beginning now Characteristic Of sensation anew That is velvety bolstered. Upon the rise so translucent, Shows another’s sculpted perfection Traced around morning dews undulation, Reflecting imperfections in luster, Briefly angular and attractive, Quickly becoming defective, As its form goes transparent, Delivering nature, Gentle nourishment, For welcoming, Gossamer Seedlings Birth
Form: Verse

Premium Member Bolstered

babies
            b o l s t e r 
          biographies

7-13-2021

In Just A Few Words 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Joseph May

The Brevette, created by Emily Romano consists of a subject (noun), verb, and object (noun), in this exact order. The verb should show an ongoing action. This is done by spacing out the letters in the verb. There are only three words in the poem. 

For this contest all 3 words must start with the same letter.

 . 3 words only
Form: Verse

Premium Member It Has All Been Done Before

You may think it's unique
That it's just
happened to you
at the moment

But it has all been done before
Anything that you imagine
has already taken place
It's nothing knew

It may seem
like it's a catastrophe
or that it's the greatest
thing that ever occurred

This is just an illusion
an illumination of discrepancies
fostered by time and space
bolstered by the relevancies

of disinterested specimens
that circulate through
the time portals
of everyday situations

A Bright Start

Finding myself devastated in the middle of the run, 
I built up the courage to start with the new rising sun. 
With thoughts of all the encountered failure coming one by one, 
Making my life look like a piece of pavement unwieldy done, 
I snuggled up with a few achievements, leaving behind none 

With a tint of fear, 
With a skeptical attitude towards the coming year. 
I was bolstered up with a lot of cheer. 
The importance of treating the ends as a start dawned on my broken tears.
Form: Rhyme

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