Short Breezed Poems

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Premium Member Autumn's Flowers Bloom-

dawn so shines the sun
warm breezed summer not Autumn sun
autumn flowers bloom


10/9/21
Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Haiku


Skinny Dip

Craving Skinny dip
breezed to the stream on full moon
stripping emerged out
stream dry as rock, my wish died
check water before you strip.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Kenny Rogers

My man Kenny breezed through five marriages Certainly not unscathed but with a few blemishes They certainly cost him Much to his chagrin But to me he's still a big star with lots to cherish
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Epitaph

Here lies the remains of old Ethel Carter she breezed through life as a prolific farter With a tremendous force she passed her last departing this world saying ‘life's been a blast’ Contest Sponsored by Jesse Rowe 9/14/18
Form: Epitaph

Just Like You

Just like you I wanted to sing
Just like you I wanted to bling
I don't know why I wanted to be just like You
Just like you I breezed Throigh life
Just like you I picked up a knife
Just like you I started fights
And just like that me just like you was gone
Form:


Windows

Not by any trite window
Tensed, framing worry
Its oft serene onlooker;
Life's; through Memory.

Accordingly is brought up
The clear distinction
Twixt today's world, all feel more
Obligated to
And that brighter faced, breezed through;
With heart's free action.
Form: Rhyme

A Painted Prose

Robin, 
like last leaf 
of autumn,

clings 
to a velvet 
rose.  Ah, 

such a lovely 
scene, from painted 
prose of God, 

the Unseen- 
of which thru his artwork 
reminded me of 

a child 
holding sweet mama, 
‘til he was being 

breezed away 
into manhood, by the thrilling 
wings of her olden days.
Form: Ode

Premium Member Today

In Memorium 
Day 1:
TODAY


Today a great man died
So many people cried
His grand legacy strides


Today both love and fate
Breezed past the weary gate
A homeward winging date


Today an era grooms
Ample boom to fill rooms
Despite this sad sad gloom

~~~~~~~~~




Leon Enriquez
23 March 2015
Singapore
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Nathania Nana's Bubble Stance-

Bubbles blowing in the wind Moving in the air Flowing in the water's capsule blend Breezed translucent spears With air covered with water flying suspicious All around me bubblicious And when I run out of the solution soap extinguished Mommy can we use the soap we use for the dishes
8/21/23 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2023
Form: Rhyme

Planted Snakes

"The planted snakes are  venomous!"
Warned q caller anonymous
"Anaconda size enormous!"
Their state with Death synonymous
Thus, price to pay not enormous...

And decision unanimous:
All pleas for ' Mercy Blasphemous',
None to try The Eponymous

Named he had Twelve Thousand Dollars,
Necks causing to wet starched collars

Planted snakes for easy money:
When cops soon breezed in, not funny
Form: Rhyme

Feelings of Poetry

When shackled by wind
and breezed by balance to mend

Grip the wealth that life's garden grows
And smell the unknowns the nose not knows

Hear zesty colors in rhyming dance
And see bountiful beauty from musical chance

Be in this moment to crisp the crunch 
Silence packs a thunderous punch

Harvest the taste, this freedom life that melts
And feel as though you're on your way to someplace else
Form: Lyric

Afore

In this time of my need,
I dream about 
those Harmattan-breezed stories
you left unsaid on my skin,
for you were so dreaded by the thought
that your light may come alive from its slumber,
that I may reflect and echo you.

And I am whispering now,
repeating the song of your beating heart, 
before you could also withdraw your touch,
and say: rather stay blind than to face with these all.

I unbound my hair...
© Diana Bosa  Create an image from this poem.

A Sweet Memory...

To 
  My Beloved, 

My Silky body turns fragile,
My long Brown Hair grows its white,
My Face will birth wrinkles,
My Eyes fade their bright,
My Smile would be empty
My life without light,Yet,
My Heart shall remember,You!
My Most Handsome Knight.
My Heart shall remember You,
the softest Sweet Wind which
breezed throught my days,
and rocked me ,at Night.
My Heart shall remember You!
with every Crystal, Shooting Star Sight.
 


  Charma
Form: Lyric

Glass Man

seen through like a map
of the underground,
a perfect web of red and blue;

we are easily observed,
heads filled with empty plains
or bellies of pig lust,

so let me, at least, serve you
as a bottle of milk warming on
a doorstep as pigeons wake

or as a bomb-site mirror
forgotten and brick eyed with dust,
breezed by a newspaper in flight;

unnoticed, I fail to reflect the truith,
a stranger passing a glass door,
myself alone, a face of age

Wide Awake

wide awake, wide alive 
 but i feel so dead inside
 cant shake this feeling
 i did alright, i did ok 
 breezed through the 
 rest of my day 

 all i have is night 
 all night
 darkness squeezed tight 
 every night is a fight 
 the war is raging

 come to me 
 belive in me 
 hold me close now 
 rescue me 
 free me
 don't ever let me go now

 i've been ok 
 i've been alright 
 the dawn is almost in sight 
 i look to you 
 you are my redeemer

Sookie Quats

Beneath the shady breezed kissed stock,
The mind takes stock and looks for thee,
My thee, my love, my heartbeat’s clock,
The ticking clock I cannot see.

The passing hour that moves too slow,
So slowly turn the hands of time,
And like wild thyme on winds doth blow,
Love blows the breeze of sweet sublime.

Upon the breeze, I hear thy voice,
Oh, sweet thy voice that calls the flame,
Thy flame that makes my heart rejoice,
Rejoicing love within thy name.



Form: Wreathed Quatrains
Form: Quatrain

Never Say Never

Why I took him back.....after all that hurt
Why i've had a change of heart
Thou this one I wanted to dart
I did not want history to steal this art 

So I opened the curtain and let the light in, which took more than a glance
Then I proceeded to open the window to let the fresh air dance
After opening the window, the birds and butterflies came in, couldn't miss a chance
The scent of the fresh flowers breezed in without tense
And there I sat smiling at the skies, pure with romance
Form: Rhyme

If I Ever Knew

If I ever knew this day would come 
when my muse stops showing up
and words stop flowing through,
I would have breezed upon each chapter
all these breaths l feel for you.
If I ever knew our bench would once be empty,
Creases vanish from my coat
Our peach tree lies unaccompanied ,
and Spring-gardens will turn cold.
If I ever knew a night would come
where I stopped counting stars
in the jazzy sky so blue ...
I would have stopped the time in yester's arms,
and whispered , I love you.

Premium Member The Weather Forecast


He breezed in after a whirlwind tour of the local pubs.
Feeling muggy, he drifted up the stairs like a silent mist, 
but was greeted with an isobar across the back of the head.

An icy stare froze him to the spot, followed by a maelstrom of words 
that bounced off the walls, pounding him like giant hailstones.

Then fighting against a hurricane he slipped in a pool of hate
He glanced up to see her chest swelling, then with an avalanche
Of abuse she predicted a cold front coming in…

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