Short Breda Poems

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


Breaking Dawn

Breaking Dawn Night sky frays to day Headlights make holes in the slate Driving out the dark © September 2013—Kim van Breda
Categories: breda, dark, day, light,
Form: Haiku


Lily

LILY

Lily loved literacy
Inside every book of poetry
Lost in flowing lyrical prose
Yielding, yearning liberally


Copyright© May 2013—Kim van Breda
Categories: breda, character, poetry,
Form: Name

Portraits

PORTRAITS

photographic portrayal depicted

perspective platitude inflicted

projective persona conflicted







(Copyright© April 2013-Kim van Breda)
Categories: breda, satire, perspective,
Form: Haiku

Ash

ASH you poke and stare a wildfire glare in melting shrieks I turn and burn away till all that’s left is ash © Kim van Breda—22 October 2015
Categories: breda, abuse,
Form: I do not know?

Consumed

CONSUMED

obsessive oppressive addictions

overloading another’s afflictions

oblivion optimizing restriction









(Copyright© April 2013- Kim van Breda)
Categories: breda, addiction,
Form: Haiku


Lost

LOST lost inside my head echo’s fall inside of me I am upside down in a dark and hollow place I flee begging to be set free © Kim van Breda
Categories: breda, identity,
Form: Free verse

Sushi

SuShI you and me we should be transcribing underneath a Cherryblossom Poet-tree in Japanese savoring intimacy sharing SuShI © Kim van Breda—27 December 2015
Categories: breda, nostalgia,
Form: I do not know?

Estranged

ESTRANGED estranged changed suspended where angels fear to tread imposing deep thoughts noises infringe from the outside detonating all within © Kim van Breda—1 November 2015
Categories: breda, absence,
Form: Blank verse

Chloe

CHLOE

Chloe chastised chauvinism
Hating hypocrites of opposing gender
Liberating her limitless femininity
Obsessively opposing male nuances
Emotively enticing heroism


Copyright© May 2013—Kim van Breda
Categories: breda, character, fun, judgement,
Form: Name

Foreign Coffee

FOREIGN COFFEE sluggish pulse room ahiss percolating this fetid heart foreign coffee funnel brown muck muck funnel smut searching for words plopping like mud © Kim van Breda—8 January 2016
Categories: breda, word play,
Form: Free verse

Chess

CHESS black Knight to restless Queen a war of the bored poetry checks and mates them to the game worlds away breaths apart words unite a broken heart © Kim van Breda—14 August 2015
Categories: breda, games, life,
Form: Free verse

Access Denied

ACCESS DENIED screeching of brakes sequels then breaks flickering lights… on…off..on..off.. then it all turns white like peeling skin screaming access denied © Kim van Breda—19 October 2015
Categories: breda, allusion,
Form: I do not know?

Ants Hog Glen

ANTS HOG GLEN Fiery red burns Autumn orange Army ants learn How to hog Glen High winged pigs Fly blue in tune Suctioning mouths Pulling helium Balloons © Kim van Breda—18 November 2015
Categories: breda, volleyball,
Form: I do not know?

Astronomical

ASTRONOMICAL tempo of the ocean drama of the season planet acrobatics catapulting streamlining generating speed how… extravagant our drunken heart needs seem © Kim van Breda—10 December 2015
Categories: breda, analogy,
Form: Free verse

Squirelled

SQUIRRELED

 squirrel 

D
  R
    O
      P
       S

H    i  S  . n  U  t  S

then squirreled them away

the willows were chilling
and the face in the pool
was calm



© Kim van Breda—13 September 2015
Categories: breda, metaphor,
Form: I do not know?

Dilys-- Limerick

DILYS

Dilys my close friend and muse the only one I’d ever choose to share thoughts and wacky ways promote one another in life’s haze but mostly we just love to booze Copyright Kim van Breda-- March 2014
Categories: breda, humor,
Form: Limerick

Confess Everything

CONFESS EVERYTHING life is intriguing so open your eyerings you may be aware of an absence presently right now I am numb you are dumb I love your stupidity © Kim van Breda—2 November 2015
Categories: breda, analogy,
Form: Free verse

Misty Reflections

MISTY REFLECTIONS past reflecting misty moments hazy hues diverse dimensions of abstract attractions dark caves of the mind like still cool waters better left behind © Kim van Breda— August 2015
Categories: breda, imagery,
Form: Rhyme

Sandra-- Limerick

SANDRA there was a young lady named Sandra who seldom wrote more than a stanza her words promised us talent and creative attempt valiant we longed to read more of her mantra © Kim van Breda—February 2014
Categories: breda, humor,
Form: Limerick

Beauty

Beauty So exquisite Mirrored wrong perceptions Disguising hidden reflections Of past hurts and life’s cruel condemnation Lies beneath the surface Obscured mask of Beauty © Kim van Breda- 20 October 2014
Categories: breda, body, imagery, judgement, mirror,
Form: Rictameter

Touch It

TOUCH IT Touch it I won’t bite Or shrink like Rotting fruit Touch it Quietly With your mind Soft and slow Touch it Raw flesh wound The dark night Of my soul © Kim van Breda—30 November 2015
Categories: breda, allusion, imagery,
Form: I do not know?

All the Leaves Had Names

ALL THE LEAVES HAD NAMES after the poems creaking stanza’s of beds versed in her hurt skinned from bare heart a shroud lay warm on the floor all the… leaves had names © Kim van Breda—14 August 2015
Categories: breda, symbolism, word play,
Form: Free verse

Tempered Grace

TEMPERED GRACE

one challenge, one heartbeat, one goal
blinding blast--Boston’s blood
achievements brutally, ruthlessly denied

(My prayers and heart go out to Boston--the Athletes and their loved ones)

Kim van Breda-15 April 2013
Categories: breda, sympathy,
Form: Haiku

Night Moves

UNSUPPORTED CODE NIGHT MOVES wrapped in a shroud pread-eagled man lies… dreamless in the unmade grave of his bed beams glare on his mooning face as his hands clench on the nights long throat ©Kim van Breda—August 2015
Categories: breda, fantasy, horror,
Form: Free verse

Unordinary

UNORDINARY bizarre you live so far away… ajar strange this page so pale out of range odd this poem weirdly rough shod unexpected astonishingly unordinary remarkable man © Kim van Breda—13 November 2015
Categories: breda, symbolism,
Form: Rhyme
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