Short Broadcast Poems

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Premium Member Sullen Glances

Friar of dark night
sullen glances brief broadcast
the unholy moon

Emerges from shadows loom
hidden clues to Satori
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Heaven's Broadcast

how i love listening to the whisper in your voice of midnight stars
AP: 1st place 2021

Broadcast #10

Thunder rumbles quietly
From the pen to the page
And the poets are writing
Of changes. How long 
‘til their voices are seen?
Form:

Sean's Legacy

When James Bond had Pussy Galore
Moneypenny slammed shut the door
MI's telephones
Broadcast Pussy's moans
Touting British esprit de corps!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Friendly Faces

The friendly face of the morning sun
  inspiration broadcast for everyone

She shines on high; we smile down here
  greeting each other with nature's good cheer
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Broadcast

Broadcast what you know well
Live after as a tale to tell
Figure out ways to owning up
To anyone you helped disrupt
Be taller than six feet down
Not only a loss in your town
© ... Gigno  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Broadcast #9

Sing with me, Henry. 
Time is tapping 
A worrisome foot 
For the rhythm 
Of life is a mess. 
Too many hearts 
are dressed in despair. 
and the lost need a song 
for their souls.
Form:

The Past

THE PAST
I am going to the other side of the past
Waiting for today and tomorrow to cast
Are we going too fast
Nothing can produce to broadcast
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando January 9, 2017
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Notorious

Notable, well-known--but
not for a good reason.
News sources broadcast the
names of the infamous
nighttime, daytime. Some can
never resist juicy
nuggets about these "stars."


April 29, 2017
Form: Verse

Broadcast Speaking of News

K-een
I-ndividual
S-imply
S-preads
E-xcellent
S-tatement

J-ust
A-dvancing
B-roadcast
S-peaking
O-f
N-ews

Topic: Birthday of Broadcaster Kisses Jabson (December 04) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Broadcast Battle

Nicoletta Nunez announces noon and nightly news
Silvia De Silva sends the news at six and seven
Nunez is in Newark with De Silva in Seattle
Between them both, better bet there is broadcast battle

12/6/17
fun

Premium Member Firefly Affair

Romanced muskiness-
night highlights insect flambeau	
signaling love’s code;	
amour pheromones broadcast,
firefly affair caught, hand held.

March 10, 2022
Firefly Tanka Poetry Contest
JCB Brul, Sponsor
Form: Tanka

Past

PAST
In the name of the future, we go back to the past
Are you spending anything to broadcast
Love is about the forecast
Let's talk about tomorrow to outlast
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando February 19, 2017
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Broadcast #13

I watch you struggle
in your sleep, 
battle deep,
in a dream 
against yourself.

I watch, and wait 
to sprinkle fairy lust 
inside your mind;

to spell your days
with searching eyes
beyond the obvious.

Premium Member Cockcrow

The moor side broadcast,perpetually
amid airwaves of delirium,
aria that reverberates, from crag to scar
beacon to abbey century to century,
Everyday truth in simplicity
to ignite the human race!

© Harry J Horsman  1998

Broadcast #4

Well, Mary O, I don't know if chicken feed's 
the way to go, to catch the faultless phrase, 
to turn a poet from a dame who's dazed 
by right-side brain overload and malnutrition. 

I'm Irish and a female; 
Isn't that enough?

Premium Member Everything

Tie it up if it can fly.
Were are not done searching.
Let labels go and we may die.
None of this talk is purging
What are deepest selves means to shout.
And we still don't know what's it's all about.
Phooey, then.
Broadcast everything.
Form: Rhyme

Festive Turkey Broadcast

The turkey couple stomped out of their shed,
For the short season that all turkeys dread,
“We quit, we’re done,”
“We want to have fun,”
"OVENS OFF! DON’T DISTURB! We’re off to bed."

19/11/22

A Brian Stand Premiere Choice Poetry Contest
© W J Clarke  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Life Is A Chess Game

In a game of chess
You don't speak
You just act
The only time that you ever speak 
When playing chess 
Is to say checkmate
Life is like chess
Don't broadcast your intentions
Act quietly
Keep achieving
Your achievements 
Are your checkmate.

Premium Member Goosebumplies

~
how
goosebumps
up  and  down
they  shiver  up
shiver down my skin
how the mere thought of you
raises  my  pulse  and  heartbeat
I love most goosebumps that broadcast
there's no better place than in your heart



AP: Honorable Mention 2020
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Morning Broadcast

Listen to poem:
and off to the horizon
the sun appeared
as if to announce
this would be a day
unlike all others

in its full glory
with a quick stretch and yawn
it rose above the clouds
determined to conquer
time and every foe



AP: Honorable Mention 2021

Premium Member Spring Blessing

MAY these be the best days of your life
Each RAY of sunshine dispelling strife

All pessimistic thoughts kept at BAY
Loving kindness in each word you SAY

While warmer weather's bestowed your WAY
Spring broadcast by the singing blue JAY



AP: Honorable Mention 2020
Form: Couplet

Rest In Peace Walter Cronkite

Loud voices
with their measure
No longer 
deem to care
Our information feed
corrupt
With broadcast
millionaires

Stars masquerade
as journalists
To pander, slant
and spin
Truth to fester
in their swamp 
And sink
— but never swim

(Dreamsleep: December, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

Broadcast #8

Sad strings play 
to the vacant space 
at your side; 
a hollow to be filled 
with a power 
that seduces your mind, 
eats up your heart 
and gently lays its head 
against your shoulder - 
an offering; 
the choice to love 
or be in love, 
is yours. 
Wise eyes 
know the difference
Form:

Premium Member Raucous Rude Gallahs

Listen to poem:
all gathered in flocks
with raucous loud squawks
poised pink-grey Gallahs leap up
smashing the dawn hush
in a scramble rush
to broadcast their rude heads-up

they swoop and chatter
all sundry scatter
as nonchalantly engrossed
uncaring rabble
disturbs the babble
of self-righteous flock utmost
Form: Rhyme

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