Short Brought About Poems

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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


How

Rain is brought about 
by angels playing hopscotch 
in puddles of celestial dew, 
thunder by God's breakfast 
grumbling in his stomach.

Premium Member Poetry

Poetry comes swift
Like a quiet thought it is 
Brought about inside
Often shining through the skin
Reawakening gold words

Written on July 24, 2014
©2014 by Regina Riddle
Form: Tanka

False Conception

a personalized interpretation 
an unrealistic mental conception brought about by
a falsely conceived notion created by a 
clouded reality brought about through years 
of misunderstandings
Form: Lyric

Killing Colours

Do these things matter?
To them;
The colour blinds
Do they recognize them?
The colours of the skin
That which brought about the fuss
If truly;
This ability they lack
Let it plague humankind


Brought About the End

in actions brought about actions
actions brought about negativity
negativity brought about distance 
distance brought about resentment
resentment brought about estrangement 
estrangement brought about the end
Form: Lyric

Premium Member It's a Mad World

Weeping willow tree, I now know why you are always crying I'm weeping with you, at the destruction brought about by man’s greed Let’s float down the river of life, and plant peaceful roots elsewhere
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Ruby Red

A ruby that’s red with fire
Brought about sweet love’s desire
There’s no other that’s higher
Sweet ruby red fire

Russell Sivey

My birthstone for July is a ruby!

Entrant into Tracie ~*~ Indigo Dreamweaver's "~ Flowers or Stones ~" contest

1/13/2012
Form: Dodoitsu

Every Breath I Take

Love is found in every breath
I take, entering my soul, 
enticing hope, love and trust
with every heart beat.

Humour brings chuckles out loud,
gurgling sound of merriment.
ignited by hope and trust,
brought about by love.


Penned 8 February 2015
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Zen mode

as form, we dissolve
in the stream of bliss
as divine magnetism, we engulf
body urn so yearning

to connect 

who on earth can name
the resultant rapture splash
brought about by love’s embrace
fixating attention thus in meditation 

in an unbroken continuum

Sink Deeper Deeper

sink deeper deeper 
within the recesses of 
a dark dismal existence
that has been lade out 
in front of the present 
version of self 
created  by way of 
negative self induced sabotage 
brought about through years 
a top of years of being controlled 
by anxiety
Form: Lyric

Premium Member The Ethos of Wind

Please, the Wind of Life, blow into my middle. Purge-it of any injuries brought about by struggle. Top off my heart like an inflatable and enable it to float. Therefore, may my heart sing its serenade chant?
Written: January 11, 2022
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ekphrasis

Shrugged It Off

became 
accustomed 
to the habit 
of shrugging 
off arguments 
brought about 
by emotional 
outbursts 
since everything 
would always 
seem to blow over 
in time eventually 
till one day it 
did not blow over 
instead it was over 
we were over this 
time for real
Form: Lyric

The Balloon

The last one in the packet,
You blow it up, hold it aloft,
Admiring the transformation
That you have brought about;
The kiss of life
The gift of hope
An air of grace
Your life, your hope, your air
So easy to damage
Burst pop bang:
Hear your breath escape,
The silent song it sang.
© Abi Morgan  Create an image from this poem.

The Garden

Thus the world was ruined, By the sin of a single man. A tiny twist in the story, Brought about a change in God’s plan. For out of the garden they were thrown With nothing but rags to cover themselves; But with wisdom so dangerous yet powerful That opened the gateway to hell.
Form: Ballad

Premium Member No Child

This is the hardcore reality,
refused to be acknowledged by the ignorant majority.
No child born today will die in a free society,
and the bulk of their innocent lives will be lived very harshly,
unless real change is brought about immediately,
but positive change will never happen politically.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Debit Card

amateur inventors are responsible...
they brought about near everything...
education is now an industry and
the media is about stamping out minds
to fit a modern consumer world
where-in the only privacy left
is under an all out attack...
brought about by the greedy...
how much cash in your pocket?
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Here now this morn

A burn that is bliss, as flame without smoke,
transmutes our quintessence from deep within,
brought about when presence with love we yoke,
which causes this ignition to begin,
where the vast void beckons us to come in,
being absoluteness where we belong,
where pulse of life is sensed as God’s Om gong.

Three Little Words

Hold them deep inside
Or else they will escape,
Hide them with a hard control
Until its time to wake.

Doubt and fear surround it
It’s desperation’s breath
The deadliest of poisons
Another tiny death.

For it’s a painful lesson
When brought about too fast
So guard them like a jealous man
Or it will never last.
Form: Rhyme

Tomorrow and Every Day After

Mysterious new awakening
of eyes that yet to see
Has brought about new ideals
and changes there for me
I have no recollection
of the days within my past
But, yet I see tomorrows
with a life, not gone so fast
Into these days I’ll give my all
to keep my perspective true
In these days of new awakenings
I see within them, you

My Friend the Wind

I am a cake on the sill
made during the night’s still
will cool with the wind
who is favored my friend.

my aroma will be noted
recipe now promoted
A blue ribbon at best
inspired and chosen by guest 

the wind provides my presence
notably the fine vanilla essence
it brought about a hearty grin
and a smile from my friend.
Form: Rhyme

Estelle Getty

(Dedicated to Estelle Getty who died July 22, 2008.)

When we watched her, she brought about laughter.
Now she's dead and she's in the hereafter.
She died at the age of eighty-four.
It's sad that she's not around anymore.
When she was young, she must have been very pretty.
Now the world is sad as we say goodbye to Estelle Getty.
Form: Rhyme

Breeze of Hope

Amidst the mountains so tall an straight,
I begged the horizons to know my fate.
As I glimpsed through the curtains so hard,
There it was all across the sward.
Within my soul,fluttered the fresh summer breeze,
Flows over the rivers and goes across the seas.
Brought about hope in life, and fresh light,
No leaves withered,none blossoms blight.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Say it like it is

It is pointless to negate the here now this,
for no matter what be our recognition,
we cannot deny divine energised bliss,
brought about by kundalini ignition,
caress sublime borne by Divine Mother’s kiss,
where those with pure hearts have right of admission.
Rapture renewal is the name of the game,
embodied in our heart as our claim to fame.

Spring Time In Fall

Falls Folly is that all will Founder
Falling slowing to the ground, or
Floating atop a liquid mirror
It all displays a death
Short and kind 
Or 
Brought about by brutal winds
Throwing pieces through the sky’s
But Fall is only victorious for a time 
Because in spring life returns 
In the Form of budding babies
Born anew: yellow, green, and blue

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