Short Capping Poems

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Premium Member Like Salt It Pours

Ocean waters now white capping 
Cool breeze 'pon the shore
Every plant drips rain water
Then like Morton salt pours  

Thursday, June 06, 2013
Form: Verse


Premium Member Turberlance

white capping turberlance
mirrors the distress of my soul...
Seagulls ride the wind

caught in their delight
peace and joyful moments...
all distress takes flight

  

Written Friday, June 07, 2013
Form: Haiku

Love Is

Love is in caring wind
In morning song birds string

Love is capping weep
In the coldest night's weird

Love is a cane of sugar
In cascade of river enclosed

 Love is a call of heart
And  pains love in lone crowd
Form:

Angel's Whispered Reminders - To Each In Its Trust

You are what you were; and
What you always will be:
Yourself; unique as that! Awe's for its truth.
Does plainly and simply.

Capping stone of what in
A lifetime's compliments
Rise, pyramidal, for. Day's slavish whispered
"You're doing well" augments.
Form: Rhyme

Pan Cleansing

Standing in the middle 
of yesterday’s tomorrow,
she streams her existence 
through reverse osmosis
to purify the memories 
and wishflowers 
into a mineral-enhanced 
presence of being.

Capping her new essence,
she turns away 
from that second star on the right
and flies straight on,

no looking back,
no mourning.


Premium Member Undertakers

This is a give-me-give-me everything world
A million takers for every giver
This is why mankind's wells are running dry
The givers are dead or dying out.
Soon there'll be nothing left but takers. 
Clusters of walking excuses for human beings.
Looking to bleed out the last of the givers
capping the wells of life 
with the bones of their dried-out excuses.

Premium Member Light of a thousand suns

Thousands of bliss bubbles vibrate in our head,
capping, as it were, our presence in a mist,
wherein then thus by divine magnetism led,
heart sings on being by Divine Mother kissed.
Nodes within form, independent yet entwined,
all sing love’s song, being with bliss beats aligned
and the rapture we feel, with joy we exclaim,
effusing love and light, as our claim to fame.
Form: Rispetto

I Saw God

Like a phantom apparition
That caught my eyes by deep surprise 
Was he really fact or fiction 
Or tricky clouds just caught my eyes 

I saw God but I'm still breathing 
When only dead could see his face 
They say that seeing is believing 
But then my mind has wiped his trace 

I saw God in depth of dreams 
Telling me right to take his ways 
But sway of dark is tempting, it seems 
Dark clouds keep capping my sunny days
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Winter's Day On the Trail

wind-whipped waves, white-capping near shore
  trail's thin layer of ice, cracking underfoot
    a cold sock awaiting impatient shoes

on the look-out, hoping, but not really expecting
  to spot her on the trail she once danced along
    her lithe motions a Nutcracker Suite to me

no, no, no -- not him -- my old roommate approaching
  inviting me to join him on his 'Jog with Nature' kick
    what could I do... I fell glumly in line...

Premium Member Mother plays the harp

as bliss pheromones mingle we feel our enlivened spine tingle poised in stillness, our attention sharp kundalini ascends upward, playing a harp the harp we speak of has thirty three strings where each vertebrae a unique note rings with medulla knot being already open soundless secrets to us are spoken the mist rises to the Bindu point we witness how Mother does anoint back of head, capping it with God’s hand an ascent wondrous we alone can understand
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Unaware

The sky is slowly melting as the sun blisters through,
The forecast is capping near one hundred twenty-two.
Birds stopped chirping, squirrels left without a clue,
Water trickles slowly, no trace of brilliant blue,
Oh such loving grandfather with inventions fresh and new,
Why were you so unaware of what global warming would do?
..........................................
Form: Monorhyme
Written: 07/14/2016
Contest: One Stanza - One Only
Sponsor: Broken Wing
Results: 5th Place
© Jesse Day  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

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