Short Catching Poems
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catching clouds
of
blushing blue
for
whispering winds
to
grateful grasses
and
dancing dirt
are
divine destinies
Catching Fire
Some of us are watching the skies for works of fire
While some of us are quietly catching it.
Which are you?
Work
begins
at sunset;
Life on third shift
midnight’s my mid day;
Black out curtains
at sunrise,
catching
sleep.
A palm flat upwards,
Catching energy from the Sun,
A constant wind from the West
Cooling my face
Since I stopped to rest.
Still a boy
Such a happy Ladd
Catching fireflies
In a jar, in midsummer night
Oh, what a dandy, said
His copper moon eyes
don’t blink
riding this little now
a ripple catching light
atoms in a dance with life
holding wisdom tight
8/27/2020
i admit this
i was on the wrong track
now my heads back
its a fact
this i wll get thur too
got a lot of
CATCHING UP TO DO
Gleaming like a pearl
Morning's drop on a leafblade
Catching the sunrays
Only there for a moment
Such is the morning dew drop
Fate has a way
Always catching up
To you embrace your fate
that is what’s up
at the end of the day
Endless dancing away
Charter Boat
A charter boat the man catching fishes.
© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 17, 2010
Poetic form: Monoku
Catching truth in the light
or trapped by the night
The hourglass a prison
—as twilight falls
(Dreamsleep: September, 2022)
love, hope and faith
lessen the suffering in life
and comfort any fall
with death
providing a safety net
catching one and all
Sitting there so beautifully-
the one who had stolen my heart from me.
I walked right by to catch his eye,
but caught a pole instead.
Peals of thunder pierced
Echoes roaring round the hills
All air swirled round
Catching me off guard I jumped
Each echo ended in rain
blue stood in the quiet like a shard of clarity,
thin as breath on glass,
catching the day in its single, lucid edge
Blue bird flying high
Catching flies with open beak
Migrate natures way.
Composed 11/1/2017.
Category nature.
dancing golden light:
the morning sun reflected
on the bright blue sea;
and a blue ship sails on it,
its gold sails catching the breeze.
swallows'
cobalt blue glistens
as they dart catching insects
at dawn against foggy creek rise
freedom to be alive
Band of fire,
Burning low,
Chasing daylight,
Evenings glow,
Always chasing,
Never catching,
Close behind,
Never in front,
Twilight comes.
I am hungry I have the bate and if a fish is in a channel if I catch him doesn't matter
12/3/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
morning sun
shining on evergreens
pine cones fall
------------
eagles take flight
catching wind in their wings
free falling
The majesty of a magenta sky
fades perceptibly before my eyes
Can it not be bottled before it dies
Sigh ~ back to catching fireflies
He tried catching a fresh turkey
Doing so made him look quirky
But when the turkeys' attack
Covering him with a sack
His outcome looked very murky
Frank was an immaculate fellow.
His favourite colour was yellow.
He got caught in the rain
When catching a train
He had forgotten his yella umbrella
it speeds on darkened fields
as rushed breeze watches black horse--
catching night's first stars
Contest :Instant Telegram, Nathan
19th Feb 2016