Short Brought Poems

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Premium Member Clerhew Bocklin

Swiaaborn Arnold Bocklin
whose art so rarely brought a grin
His works a dream-like reverie
in moody landscapes so free
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Ukrainian Morning

the dawn brought an eerie silence and scenes of total devastation 






Written on 29th May 2022.
Form: Monoku

Thank You

ARE MY EYES DECEIVING ME
WHAT BEAUTY YOU BEHOLD
RADIANT AND SHIMMERING
HOPELESSLY IM AWARE
YOU BROUGHT ME BACK TO LIFE
Form:

Fighting

"you brought a sword?
 I'll shoot you in the head to piss off your destiny character"

---Princesses The Great year 1---

Premium Member Clerihew Willing

Artist Victor Willing
nudes were hisparticular thing
Suffering from the illness MS
brought about his early death,I guess
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member A Conversation

My grandchild didn’t know the horror that the war had brought.
But then, they cannot remember what they were never taught.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member NATIVITY a VERSE vignette

a maiden from Nazareth
fully human,never divine
in a stable did confine
brought forth a child-
human,Jesus,saviour..mine
Form: Rhyme

Standing At the Dmv

Standing at the DMV
what a long line!
I should have brought 
some Fish and Chips
even a little wine!

Copyright McCuen
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Shorts

I was born blind
To
The joys
And
Could only see Life’s cruelty
But then you came
And
Brought back all the good to me.
© Laura Hew  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Charlie Chaplin - Clerihew

Charlie Chaplin’s his name
“Slap stick” brought him fame
Chuckled when I watch his flick
But never saw him “slap a stick”
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Strange

Odd Eagle out
When he brought a twig
She said I wanted fig

When he brought a fish
She wanted a dish
Never got her wish
Form:

Love Wanes

words spoken
fantasies sought
feelings touched
memories brought

time slips
heart's strain
cutting deep as
love wanes
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

A Yearning For Love

A melancholy tulip 
In an everlasting sun 
Until midnight's dream of a goodnight kiss 
Brought the rainfall upon it's skin

Premium Member Passion

Three small words brought us close; unified with two. -------------- (C) John C Michaels, May 2017
Form: Lanterne

Premium Member My writing

My paper 
collects blue ink droplets 
and stick letters 
filling the page 
with all my feelings 
and hurt you brought me

Premium Member Painting Poetry

With pen in hand, the poet paints a scene; Brought to life, it touches all, Who enter its gateway.
Form: Kimo

Been Five Years Today

Been five years today
Miss the joy you brought to me
I'll never forget
Those were loving, tender times
Years ago but yesterday
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Clerihew Bly

US   poet Robert Bly
brought Neruda's verse to the public eye
His himself with poetry 'politique'
of Minnesota made him tick
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Clerihew Taylor

Samuel Taylor-coleridge
via Amerindians found a spiritual bridge
He hyphenated thus his name 
&  cantata brought choral fame
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Ink and stick letters

My paper collects 
blue ink droplets 
and stick letters 
filling the page 
with all my feelings 
and hurt you've brought me

Heart

My heart was on a dusty shelf.
Broken, rotting, and dead.
You picked it up and revived me.
You brought me back from the dead.
Form: Lyric

New Promise In Large Amount

J-ust open your mind and think
O-f the blessings that count; 
N-ovember fifth day has brought 
N-ew promise in large
A-mount.
Form: Acrostic

Traces

there
are still
traces
of slow
minded
memories
of you,
recaptured
and brought
to view,
whispering
softly
to my heart.

Premium Member Clerihew Kisling

Montparnasse Moise Kisling
painting nudes made his brush sing
They brought him much acclaim
but very short-lived was this fame
Form: Clerihew

Pearl of the Orient

Brought out by sages
Birthed within seas of dharma
Beheld by Mani
Begotten as the world’s soul
Brought out by the rising sun
Form: Tanka

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