Short Chimed Poems

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Premium Member Inner Silence

It is through inner silence, not noise,where chimed joy of Being resides.


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One Quote for Rick Parise   8/30/2016
Form: Verse


Premium Member Happy 39th Birthday, Mom

My mom -- Let's see --
  How old would she be...

She'd be 39 again, I guess
  Though to you I confess

She's been 39 more times
  Than any clock's every chimed
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Difference of Opinions

She is animated, breezy, brisk and fresh.
Brings zing to the party said my cousin Mesh.
Vivacious and zippy, chimed in my cousin Vee.
She was dull, redundant and boring, if you ask me.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Once, Words Mattered

    As the candidate yammered on 
     His opponent stood his ground

        When the first ran out of time
        In a flash the second chimed ~

    “I’d always thought a man’s word was his bond”
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Peace In Our Time

Almost eighty-three and can't remember a time When peace ruled the Earth when freedom bells chimed Got ten years or so Remaining but whoa The odds are not promising for a different paradigm
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Vanity

Plump went with Pulchritude
  to try on a dress
The tears in her eyes
  bespoke Plump's distress

Pleasing put in a good word
  Pleasant chimed in too
But all was in vain
            ~ as Pulchritude knew

Premium Member Once Upon a Poem

    Once upon a poem
      she soundly slept

    Moonlit waters flowing
      Sirius glowing...   

    Rooster chimed in
      unwelcome intruder

    Daylight summoned
      ~ the poem eludes her
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Look At Me

I sat under a tree
   in a garden by the sea
Follow me
   said the bumblebee
I can fly
   cried the butterfly
Come visit me
    chimed in both the lily
         and the pansy



AP: Honorable Mention 2021
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Chimed In

Twits Hanging Inverted, dumb listen in, ease dropping. Chime in with rude chirps when prompted With presumed relevant authority Unwelcome interruption peals Clangers Rung
------------- 5 June 2017
Form: Ninette

Premium Member Peace In Our Time

Eighty years old and can't remember a time When peace ruled the Earth and freedom bells chimed Maybe 10 years or so Remaining but whoa The odds are not promising for a different paradigm © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Wind Chimes

I had forgotten about the wind chimes
until the deep tones brightly chimed
in the wind and I felt a deep comfort
knowing that the chimes, a berevement gift,
brought forth the thought of my beloved son
and someone who wanted to honor his memory

Premium Member Clever Girl

A foxy dame passed through a diner
with auburn locks bouncing here and there.
    Dude sighed, “ take the best wine
    but tonight you’re all mine;
chimed she,” hike off; I’m this bar’s owner.”



Roy Jerden's Clean And Clever Limerick
11/16/2014
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bells Chimed

Bells are heard peals, loud and clear clangs from the church tower welcome friends to assemble here for a wedding to take place on the hour tolls after the vows were spoken chimes of joy ~ June 7, 2017 ~ Bells Contest by John Anderson
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ninette

Call

How many times can one stare
at the cell, hoping to induce a call?
She promised she’d ring later, but
it hasn’t chimed its siren song,
and I wait here in the dark, melting
into the couch, the stone-cold cipher
a mute testimony to indifference
and a lonely heart.
© Jim Tidd  Create an image from this poem.

Tramp Stamp

There was a cute young man
where I worked
Who was buying his
fishing license
And I 
so matter o factly 
asked him if he wanted
his tramp stamp with that
He quickly chimed in
Let's see
I am going camping
and if I catch a tramp
without the stamp
is the DNR 
gonna fine me??

Sorry

The article was written
All the critics had chimed in
Not what they had expected
Each one having their own spin

Words taken out of context
Knowing not what they had meant
Accusations unfounded
Hurting wasn't his intent

Apologies to all
Harm wasn't meant
His heart it is breaking
To all he repents
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Isnt She a Bit Odd

"Isn’t she a bit odd?" a PTA lady asked me.
I did not know what to say.

She was my cousin, so not odd to me.
The others fell silent.

"I think she came to one of our meetings, " one said.
"I remember that,"  another chimed in. "She didn’t fit in so well."

Probably because you were so welcoming, I thought.

Immortally Dead

i knelt for his scythe
much to his surprise
bowed my head
nothing said
why don't you beg
his boney teeth sprayed
all fear
when i am near
answer me
i was made to die
now tell me that i lie
raise your eyes to mine
he chimed
head still bowed
just do it i growled
but don't miss
or your name
will make my list

It Was A Christmas Of Long Ago




It was a Christmas of oh!  long ago 
pine trees were dappled with frozen snow 
it was a time when Noels were chimed 
alongside ladders of life, still unclimbed 

It was a season of pure delightement 
without technologies bombardment 
a moment of grace a time of quietude   
filled with the Spirit of Yuletide's exude.
Form: Rhyme

The Cardinal and the Rose

The cardinal saw the rose
 puff in rosy self praise and pride
It chimed beating its own drums
exultant about its beauty
The cardinal retorted 
Hey, don't blush in vain 
just hush and shush with that vanity 
for I'm just as ruddy red.
Besides I can fly
with my head held high 
The rose never nodded
The cardinal waited for no reply.
art
Form: Acrostic

Fluctiation Vanish

In a given day fluctuation chimed 
       drift its space aside of  well-known curve

Surge its ascend as glimpse in twig 
      tail of stars born from ashes sweep

Wipe sparkle in hole maybe illusion in distance
        ascend its glimpse magnet dusty reveal

Loose being state escapes its faithful hood
             crush in pieces vanish in cosmetic

Midnight Pearl

He took her to a restaurant,
And after that, a play;
A moonlit walk as midnight chimed -
It brought a special day.

They had been married thirty years;
He chose the gifts with care:
Some ear rings and a string of pearls,
And lilies for her hair.

Their hotel wasn’t far away;
What happened next I can not say…

Jack Horne 16th April for Russell’s Midnight Pearl contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Heart In Denial

‘ ‘’’’’’’’’ ‘ ‘ In the middle of honeyed cuddling He whispered a girl’s name while swooning Through excuses he denied A final “goodbye” I chimed While stars set course for true love waiting © ' ''' ' Entry for Sidney~ Leann’s Valentine Limerick/ PD's Poem Posted this Week WeeK Written by nette onclaud
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I Want Ice Cream Cone Shoes

I want ice cream cone shoes
You mean like Neapolitan ice cream?
No, I mean like turquoise ice cream.
The color of Daddy’s 1957 Chevy.

But ice cream cones shoes have not been invented yet.
Neither has turquoise ice cream, grandma chimed in.
Then I will invent them, the optimistic girl said.
It took her fifty years, but she created ice cream shoes.
They were turquoise, and they were a hit!

Your Heart On the Line

the happy state, ignoring to flucuate,
the quick fix-it mentality to abbreviate,
in busyness cannot stop,
to take the time to sit down and talk,
with rushed assumptions, turning backs,
wow, ain't nobody got time for that?,
confined in mime, still standing in line,
the comfort of conformity in the song that's chimed,
would you move if it meant to step out of line?,
to prevent yourself from being paralzed?
Form: Rhyme

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