Short Break Off Poems

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Premium Member Fearless Surfers

young fearless daredevil surfers appear at costa de prata in the winter
pitting their skills against the colossal waves that break off Praia do Norte
confident they will be the one who survives, they are invincible right?
I stand on this beach, clutching my heart and my throat, danger aware.


Premium Member Weather

Winds rip through the valley
Warping treetops bow down 
Writhing branches break off
Winding down to the ground 
Whisking leaves form eddies 
Wrap arms round each other 
Whilst heaven tries to drown


Pleiades W Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Kim Merryman
Syllable counter ps 7x6
10/05/2021
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Gift

I'll break off a foot.
Ate both arms yesterday
The head went first of all
Early Christmas Day.

Best of all the gifts
The prize is surely won
A ginger man hand made
By my youngest, grown-up son.

Sweeter than the sugar
No frosting is so grand
The ginger scent recalls
The gentle touch of his hand.
Form: Rhyme

Alliteral Storm

Turgid tempest traipses slowly,
heavy thunder, hammers holy,
livid lightning lights the lowly.

Storm surges, striking sand-bar,
winds wailing, whipping wife’s car,
rain races to rills and rock scars.

Power pulses, promising pain,
branches break-off, block the brave,
dumb to drive on dreadful days.

A Secret Stone

Hollow to follow
Willow never shallow 
     Surreptitious 
      Lithe
Yellow for show
Mellow for a pillow 
       An umbrella 
       Sempiternal

Little pockets of hearts break off with time
And with that the stone has to recover with each chime
Because of the 'major' interruption of the whole    
The stone is left with another hollow hole
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Anaphylactic

DJ spin me hard,
hit me with peppermint spit;
Sick turntable bark;
Break off a word and dip it,
coat it in cocoa sweetness;

How fast can you go? 
Do you have mic control? 
Come on let’s hear it;
I don’t want delicate licks,
I want a total knockout;

A full grown viper
firing such venomous bars;
Anaphylactic;
Aromatic, rhythmic; 
Indulge me a biting rhyme.

Premium Member Subsidence

Sloping hills roll nearby     
Sliding scree, drops awry    
Slanted rock face bone dry   
Slipping boulders, sweep by \\•,,,
Shelves break off splinters fly \\\\\••,,,
Sprawling dust blocks blue sky \\\\\\\\•••,,,,
Skewed landscape forms hereby\\\\\\\\\\\••••,,,


Written April 22 2021
for "Pleiades "S" Contest"
sponsored by Kim Merryman
Syllable counter PS 7x6
Form: Rhyme

To the Next Generation:

Eat me a ton of star bellies
on your grandiose trip to the Milky Way
and break off a hunk of the fluorescent moon
to burn spiral rings in your nap sack to glow
Lift up black holes and hula hoop swing
side stepping gravity's bowl with a wink
Leap onto tails of inflection's decree
and bring me the voice of the sun.

For through you vicarious living's begun
and I can't take my two eyes off you...

Penta-Cinquains ~ Seasons

~~~
Summer
Hot sultry
Scorching burning de-hydrating
Breeze rustles the leaves
Sunny

Rain
Fresh 
Drizzling Refreshing invigorating  
Freshness in the leaves
Monsoon

Autumn
Bereft dull
Crumpling fading descending
Break off, the leaves
Fall 

Winter
Harsh cold
Snowing chilling  
Blizzard burying leaves
Frost 

Spring
Colourful beautiful
Blooming blossoming flowering
Green are all the leaves
Vernal
~~~
© Meghana S  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Cinquain

puzzle

over a thousand pieces 
to complete my puzzle
a picture of me, my heart
piecing it together my whole life
fitting in a new piece
filling in the frame
never quite complete
       pieces break off 
       pieces fall away 
leaving holes where others should be
       pieces are lost 
       pieces are found
it will never truly be complete
on the day I lost you
the largest piece vanished
leaving my puzzle broken forever

Premium Member Jealousy

When will the olive tree be free,
its ancient roots,gnarled,twisted
earth-deep into its promised land,
stubbornly ignores its history;
With nectar,embittered and sour
the branches break off,with no bud
the unleafed tree provides no shade,
its verdant green,a dormant brown;
And yet the covenant remains,
the gardener and husbandry
daily engraft shoots with new life-
soon,will the olive tree,be free.

Fuller story at Romans 11

Thinking Upon Hades

Swindling all the small things, Trolling graveyards
For ghosts that just don't seem to be anywhere
I think they live in the imagination alone.

Yet my fingers wave in the wind like leaves,
They ready to break off and fall,
Slowly - graceful like circus acrobats.
Eventually settling on the ground.

Mmm..I always did love the crackling
sound autumn leaves make..
Almost like walking through fire,
Almost like home..

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Form:

A Tree

I am. 
A tree that has branches, which are tough. 
Snow is nothing for me to handle. 
When someone passes me, they break off an icicle. 
And I become less sharp. 
My leaves are buried under snow.
So nothing hides me. 
Yet…
A dead cat lies below me. 
Tangled in my roots. 
The ground was hard so they didn’t dig deep. 
Leaves and snow become entwined. 
To cover him a little more. 
I am. 
A tree. 
A cat is buried beneath me. 
Not many people know that.

Broken Apple

A beautiful apple on a branch
grew old and began to rot
while on its way down
it cried for mercy to its father

“Forgive me, my father
I did not intend to break off
from my cottage at the branch
I only grew old. Not my fault.

But the father, the apple tree
covered his ears and eyes
“That is your fate. Fear not
Go down and rot intelligently

That is your final destination
I wish you well in another life
if you discover how to live forever
come back and teach us.
Form: Quatrain

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