Short Centimeter Poems

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Premium Member Traveling Worm

If 12 marching inchworms moved a centimeter how far did they travel would it be a foot?

11/28/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Invaluable, Immeasurable

Time with you, a pleasure,
is a thing that I can't measure
with a centimeter or an inch,
a quarter teaspoon or a pinch.
It's a priceless treasure.
Form: Rhyme

Centimeter

It is the same as 2.54 inches.
It is part of the metric system,
Which is also called a SI unit.
This type of measure is more accurate,
Than the English or U.S. customary.
Scientists use SI units or metrics system,
Unvoluntary.
Form: Rhyme

Measurements Ugh!

Darn rules are getting harder to read
Millimeters, centimeters
Might as well put millipede

A 1/32
Maybe a 1/64 and 1/2
6 centimeter minus .875

A 2:1 pitch=5 holes and one inch
10 millimeters to the right

Has anyone found my mind yet?

Premium Member Split Seconds

  
              A split second
                 a mere centimeter
              separates champions
                 from fame's cheated ones

              Who came in second
                 no one remembers
               dust-covered records
                 airless embers
Form: Rhyme


Chance

Like a gleaming glowing cube
      A square centimeter of chance
      Appears for only a moment.
      You've got to snatch it fast.

      No particle in the Universe
      Will ever be where it is right now
      Let's take advantage of serendipity
      and reach for the same possibility.
© Roy Batts  Create an image from this poem.

No Separation

A thousand stars bore their pinpoint holes
into a centimeter of dark sky.

If that drifting cloud disappeared,
ten thousand more
would pierce through perception.

If we were to shift our sight
just one fingerbreadth away,
a universe might leap into our eyes,

and remain there,
to shine out,
in the brightest of daylights.

Skeletons

There are skeletons
Deeply put away 
Ten feet under
In a grave of pain

Where people are afraid 
I find bliss
In the dark, cold, black
Of loneliness

I feel it a centimeter in 
As the blood pours out
And no one knows
What I’m pizzed off about

The private places 
That have been touched 
Left a scar
And a constant rush

The memories that haunt me
Wont ever be shown
As I find love and faith
In all the unknown
© Stacy Day  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Chintamani 37

The Egyptian Cubit

is said to be 

52.36 ... cenTIMEter

but as you can see...

I multiplied

to find the Mayan...

52 x 36 = 1872

I asked about frogs

and bacab and the lion...

"... an arrangement made ..."

and it said, "...this way..."

The Structure is Fine

and the lines all rhyme


... So I wrote it again...

J E S U S 

10 + 5 + 19 + 21 + 19 = 74

and then dear god...

I could see your name.
© Izzy Gumbo  Create an image from this poem.
god

Weeping God

When you look up there yonder the eye
Every centimeter on God’s body and cloth
Each star in the universe of the unknown
Permeates God’s tears of mercy and redemption
Involved in making God weep are stained souls
Nursery bed of criminal sin thrives in their hearts
Goons of earthliness tend rainbow beautiful sins

God’s grief sows hunger, wars, disease and fear
On the land perceived as the cradle of humanity
Divine force only can delete the durable vices
Form: Elegy

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