Short Cleaved Poems

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Autumn Young

autumn young you are so bright and warm cleaved her soul unto the brightest fields of pumpkin orange and tint of skyblue


I Split the Difference With This World

this soul i own and i shall not grow tired of it i cleaved almost half of it but still i split the difference with this world

The Sweet Taste of Morning

the essence of the soul you can feel it in the air that we breathe the sweet taste of morning cleaved in our precious prayers oh lord

Premium Member The Wolf

One day a wolf sat, Awaiting a tasty cat. Then he spotted a beaver; His teeth, they cleaved her; He’s in heaven now…bear attacked!
Form: Limerick

Cleaved Haiku

love it | setting seeds a fertile mind | nurtures nature producing | tasty fruit. . . 
For those not aware cleaved poetry must read as three stand-alone poems.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member 'it's Over'

Steely-eyed
tight-lipped
she mouthed the words
'It's over'
twice,
so they'd sink in all the way
no tear in her eye
nor gulp in her throat
guarding her pounding heart
as she cleaved his
in two

Premium Member Cascading Blue

from emerald woods
cascades’ blue bursts through cleaved rocks…
wet glaze hues rubble

May 1, 2020
Syllable count : 5/7/5
Checked on howmanysyllables.com
Contest : Waterfalls
Sponsor : Raul Moreno
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Wolf

One day, a wolf sat, By a babbling brook, Awaiting a tasty snack. He spotted a beaver, His teeth, they cleaved her Then by hungry bear, he was attacked; Now he’s in Heaven without his pack.
Form: Limerick

Tree of Life - Concrete Cleaved Tanka

- -be- -calm - head-- -not a breath - a trophy------- --------dead - stag--------- --gunshot wounds -  culled for what--- -frogs floating - for pleasure--. -tree- -of life- -still- -growing- --------------------------------
Form: Concrete

Boy

In the vee of his legs the mud-thing sat
he patted it round then he patted it flat
leaning back with arms out straight
he gave serious thought to the mud-thing’s fate
swinging his arm straight past his head
he cleaved it in two and declared it dead.
boy
Form: Rhyme

Ixia

Seasoned daylight ascends
dominion happening 
upon the bends of merriment
for every venue she sojourns
the fruit of her existence
blooms with each slanted petal
as they settle among the squares
cleaved within the terrain
a beauteous quadrant affirmed
????
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Child of God

our light, cleaved from the bosom of God now eternal and complete, as is He albeit in a stage of infancy occupies a body God creates and thus in truth ego is but an interface for us to navigate this earth life to ingrain in Self, love, wisdom and power
Form: Didactic

The Circumvention

Melancholic drivel, gravitating stammer
Mosaic affinity, reticent clammer

Gushing droplets and whimpered dawn
Hindering clarity, vanquished, withdrawn

Trembling masquerade, deserted palm
A cleaved cradle, posing qualm

Seeping sorrow, hoping consider
Bequeathing dainty, wishing deliver.
Form: Rhyme

Somewhere Past Your Focus

Speckled black 
Against a shiny redness;
Once cleaved to old and tattered,
Inspiring me to cleave it to -
A new found insignificance.

An extension of what really matters
Hidden somewhere past your focus;
Underneath the wood and glue,
Such a little thing as this -
A faint memory of you.
Form: Lyric

Soldier of Tin

He took apart
his soldier of tin
to see for himself
what lay within
expecting honour, strength
valour and pride
he eagerly toiled
to get inside
with soldier now 
cleaved in two
he saw what he thought 
could not be true
half of his warrior 
now cupped in each hand
he gazed at an emptiness 
he could not understand.
boy
Form: Rhyme

Cleaved Haiku

  white breath of lilac | white lilac blooms I walk into native rain | dancing on my naked skin under a broken sky | sunbeams escaping ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A Yasmin Khan and Mick Talbot collaboration. For those not aware cleaved poetry must read as three stand-alone poems.
Form: Haiku

Abandoned Angels

We played a lot of games,
the stars dancing of their loud laughs.

They seemed cluster of angels
surrounded me with their songs too.

I wanted to close my eyelids,
to listen their innocent voices.

Their sadness was still very lucid,
like hanging thistledown in space.

And their midnight painful pules,
cleaved and grinded me unceasingly.

What I Know

discipled 
unto that giving bosom 
have I consumed its saccharine 
as though an infant
cleaved unto its mother- 

that its nourishment I might know
beyond the tender touch of flesh
that does nothing for the soul
have I rested my lips
on such a fertile breast- 

that knows nothing of turmoil 
beyond its own hunger
lest I stand rejected 

A Place For The Nerve-Wracked

1/

Timorous, and trembly hearted 
Quivering, world-blown besides.
My sister in sensitivity 
Relief, know. Where it abides.

     2/

Sunned; and for a seaview
As sparkly eyed, Love's own
Unfathomable depth!
Both dawn and dusk facing.
A brightly sailed width.

As far all pangs from out 
Cape-hung, yet still cleaved to
Dearest, your hand!
Life's ongoing procession
A peaceful dream; fanned.
Form: Rhyme

Tanka Duo Cleaved - Unity Realised

I weave rhapsodies   |  words dance before you
     Enshrining words on paper  |  obelisks of enlightenment
       Heartbeats quicken pulse  |  hark metered rhythm
   As i map stars with my quill  |  Ursa Major could guide me
    To rendezvous with cosmos  |   perhaps map a planet ‘B’

A cleaved tank duo can be read as one poem or 2 stand-alone tankas. This was a collaboration between Yasmin Khan, and myself. Yasmin is responsible for the tanka on the left.
Form: Tanka

Undertone

Undertone 
 

Whispering breeze 
From the smile of her 
Divine blossom 
Cleaved the solidity 
Of my melancholy life
And allayed my ache
That captured my heart
By mesmerizing the devil of 
My Achilles' heel 
My unknown myself 
And transformed me 
As a hedonic to ramble  
In the garden of joy; 
Then, I kissed on her cheeks
And whispered into her eyes
To not to leave me, ever,
And to live with me forever;



R K Chowdary Jasti
@all copyrights reserved 
[email protected]

Dot Mockers

dot mockers freelance me oh look to me oh look to me medusa my hair dread locks dreaded climbing my stereo type boot marks on the face of death intrusions made upon peace the cleaved disfigures clung swallowing thumb tack thoughts provoked beyond the reasoning in sanity howled moons shadow stars guidance here they are guiding rings to me sorting through halo rainbows my night of slaughtered day what talkers all we seen was dot mockers ?
art
Form: Lyric

I Long For Your Sweet Tyranny

I Want For Your Sweet Tyranny

I Want  For Your Sweet Tyranny,
Close to Me Forever Cleaved.
Wanting You to Want the Deepest, Darkest and Lightest Parts of Me,
This Immortal Warden Allows No Merciful, Humane Reprieve.

Shallow Graves Do Poorly Cover,
The Sins Of Our Bodies Desire.
My Soul Does Vibrantly Hover,
As My Heart Longs to Expire.

I Want For Your Sweet Tyranny,
To Dominate My Very Being.
Praying, Praying, No Sun To See,
As I Cast Away My Mortal Being.
© Lisa Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Soap Sculptures

carved cruicifixes,
slashed n’ sliced stars of david,
chiseled taijitus,
hacked stars n’ crescents 
cleaved christs
dissected n’ shaped buddhas,
engraved menorahs
chipped n’ etched away Confucius 
trimmed dharmachakras
whittled & molded muhammad
severed n’ separated astrological zodiac signs 
snipped aum
chopped n’ cracked pentagrams  
lopped off lotus flowers
shaved n’ grated ichthys &
pierced pentacles---
all wash away in the sink
after running warm water over them
for a little while.

Consumated Union

cleaved unto this day
has each braided wick
awaited the present hour
the flame it soon carries-

whose hand might cast that light
that they should see clearly
the evening of a resting shadow
quickened only by need
that the eyes might see-

what shall overtake such blindness
that darkness would consumate its union
to the risen light none before the other
that a man might reason without question-

knowing not
that to know of one
is to know the other


Mandeville

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