Short Cloaking Poems

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Premium Member Darkness and Chaos

Darkness has fallen
cloaking the world in shadows
so mysterious

letting in chaos
to rule and conquer the night
until break of day
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Twilight Tanka

Tangerine sunset sinks below the horizon. Willow tree whispers welcoming blue velvet sky, cloaking us with diamond light. 05~28~16
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Dancing In The Lamplight

In this guest room I only have this brown king-size blanket
To comfort me while I am also cloaking my movements
As I am dancing, listening to my headphones as I crank it.
Form: Sijo

Mind

Clocking is cloaking my plans,
Chasing me to drive home to
             unfurl my modus operandi,
Cramming my mind but the hazy thoughts,
Leaving me at length in the lurch !!
© Ravi Babu  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Invisible Lie

The truth or secret Cloaking device, the Eldridge Invisible lie? The Philadelphia Experiment " Fact or Fiction " http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/war-4.php
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Light Always Rises

ebon night dwindles

     cloaking mournfulness of heart—

a street lamp flickers




~
Writing Challenge 5, May 2019, Senryu Contest
Sponsor: Dear Heart   Posted 6/01/2019
Form: Senryu

The Truth In this World

the
lie
has
great power
in
deceiving mankind
thus
when
we
wear
the
cloaking ring
and
dorn
the
red cape
the
lie
becomes 
the 
truth
in
this world
and
impossible
to escape

Premium Member Trapped

Birman clouds gathered
To bury the top
Clawing their way down
to the dale below
White and grey cloaking
Short and sharp showers 
Bitingly icy
Enveloping all
Felinely smothered
Now invisible

Premium Member Growing Dark

cool sun silhouette 
           crows cloaking the naked trees

                    a long shadow cast






11.06.2019

A Late Fall or Early Winter Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Envy

Green cloud blinds reason 
Wishing someone else treasures
Cloaking the soul with venom














For One of The Seven Deadly Sins Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Edward Ibeh
October 24, 2018
Form: Choka

The Ways We Fall Asleep

Sometimes I dream
of falling asleep
on white powdered sand
as comfortable as a Futon
with powerful ocean waves
cloaking my legs and torso
like a blanket immersed
in saltwater
keeping me warm
each and every nig
© Mia Pratt  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Words

WORDS
 
Simple recipes of letters
with a dash of thought.
When served to one once-desired,
either bearing truth
or cloaking deceit,
none ever idle,
none ever empty.
These swords of diplomacy
cut both ways.

Shadow

S himmering girth cloaking my footsteps
H ologram dredging my fleeting essence
A bridging lines covering time and space
D iminishing returns of temporal being
O utline coarsely cloning my dimensions
W ispy figment mocking my visual acuity
Form: Acrostic

Try Me

try me less you what have i less than you sing a song to listen screaming screaming screaming at the seas sandy sandy reflections choking as they scream justice found in cloaking covering of the seams fly free or try me ?
art
Form: Concrete

Premium Member Swim My Soaking Fishery

You've got smoking synergy
I've been cloaking energy
We're a broken tapestry
We've got token chemistry
They'll be croaking amnesty
We'll be poking sanity
In your joking vanity
I'll be choking symmetry
You'll be stroking emnity
In my oaken ministry.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Prey

soaring in clouds
spirit of an eagle
eyes hunting
falling upon
the prey

shadows in wings
cloaking feelings
emotions flying
the heart's wings
fluttering in mid air
spirits sing
greeting you

a soul lands
unto your ground
prey this heart
in you 
it found 
a  nest

Premium Member Within the Oily Wonder

What wicked things wail this way?
Nothing that I know of--
Only this cloaking curtain,
This mooned and muted shadowland...

All fright is found in non-disclosure
Within the oily wonder,
Punctured by scars and stars and
Wounded well-wishers 
Wondering upon a sparrow'd wickedness.

Sky

Silk black sky it’s beauty we fear
It’s ever so close its drawing near
Cloaking our body caressing our skin
Hard to breath air so thin
Restless eye long to sleep
Slip slip away into the deep
With thoughts and dreams
You drift away awake to start a brand new day

Written by M. BURTON
Form: Rhyme

Her Head Held High

Alone she walks,her head held high
To her the crowd is indomitable,
With determination and vigor she smiles unwittingly
Never to anticipate her heart is full of torment
Bruised by the thorns in her life, she obscures her cicatrix
With make up, cloaking her beauty and grandeur ,she walks with her head held high

Premium Member Dawn Meets Dusk

Dawn
               sunshine, daybreak
     morning, illuminating, awakening
brightness, noontime, sunrise, moonrise
      gloaming, enveloping, cloaking
               nightfall, darkness
                         Dusk



Date written: 07/18/2020
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Rainmaker

The Rainmaker

 

l sat with anxious desires

looking to the sky for solace

humming fretfully 

Chanting eerily

aching and straining

Hailing for the drops

l am wailing and raving

as l stir a flame

swaying with the swirling smoke

l am shivering amidst this trial

cloaking my shame

with the chilling wind
Form: Narrative

Premium Member The Transmutation

The dust dappled panes of window 
glass shiver,
in their winter finery of frost crystals.

Elaborate patterns form, 
lace-like in their elegance;
cloaking the everyday remnants 
of drearier days.

And, as the morning sun rises higher
in the cotton batten sky,
the finery transmutes, tears form;
streaking the dirty face of dawn.

Cloaking

Lost unto a Gin spin
The blood grows thin
To the beckoning 
Of a morning hangover of regret
And reading the tet a tet
Of slurring rambling 
The pre-amble 
Shall read
Here lies the afterbirth 
Of the Man Child Boy
Who writes until the morning 
Comes to fetch what is left
Of the night before 
Bore the brunt of self loathing 
In Emperor's cloaking
age

As If We Never Said Goodbye

You and I living together in a vacuum,
With separate gazes as I close my eyes 
You hear the sighs, unattended and inert--
The night cloaking us in darkened mantle
Wishing it could pull  a starglow to end
The distance from ripping apart at the seams;
And align what could bind or unbind us finally.


27 June 2020
On Broadway Contest: Nette Onclaud
© Rora Onna  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

1861

Silent, dawn crept low and solemn
Over the Virginia valley
The misty orange haze of a pale sunrise
Cloaking the farmer's field

Blue and Gray, mixed with red
Life fleeing with each labored breath,
Stillness broken only by 
The rattle of death's leave

Mother Earth sorrowfully accepts
The pain, the regret, the wastefulness.
Generations lost forever,
Over the cornfields of Antietam.
Form: Ballad

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