Short Braising Poems

Short Braising Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Braising by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Braising by length and keyword.


Premium Member Turn Off Annoying adds forever

Braising traumatic brain injury pain

easily distracted by too many ads 

the sheer notion of being creative

is having a creative space to write
 
sincerely fight flight beyond plight
Form: Quatern


Premium Member Karma

the braising comments 
above and beyond
the shattered fences
surrounding a pond
the jaded costliness
fickles underneath 
scorned tones
the emptiness arises
behind the valley 
of dry bones
written Mrs. Yolanda Joy Nicholsen
Form: Naat

Premium Member Warmth by Mrs Yolanda Joy Nicholsen

gazing beyond
the chartered places
that dazzles my mind 
beneath the braising 
wonders of self
the mere wonders
of me arose under 
the infamous sun

Written by Yolanda Joy Nicholsen 
December 23rd 2003 
Finally submitted here 5/3/2011
Form: Naat

Floods Freely Forging

Braising sun stagnate, scaring blistering air, sand cutting strafing, more will I mention, elements raising, wedge freely created, by those who do not care.

Floods freely forging, water crushing scare, wave weaving pressing, life lightly wasted, warnings for all to beware.

Premium Member Balzac ll

the braising tomorrow 
gathered beneath me
upon a silent glare 
sounded by great wealth 
unwanted unneeded borrowed 
from yesterday oh how I gazed 
above ground whimpering 
a solid tear formed from a nesting 
fear an empty sigh where love 
loomed about God's own 
galleries of hidden faith
art


Premium Member Traffic

In the hazy air, the camera drone 
followed the stagnant river of traffic,
telegraphing images to control.
The thermals from the searing hot pavement
fighting with the machine’s languid progress
following a braising stream of escapees
from the oppressive summer city heat;
now, slowly cooking in their own tin cans.

Premium Member Thee Abortion

Leaving the train left us rattled 
braising sounds abruptly heightened 
my senses measured completely
beneath sullen moments within 
quiet calmness thee essence of

Arlington cemetery the hidden forestry 
catering to tiny mounds and trees 
industrial findings nestled crawdads 
flew out sparingly creating winged mesh 
emptiness covered in insects flesh
Form: Ghazal

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