Short Collections Poems

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Premium Member Clerihew Morley

Innovative Hilda Morley
an Organic poet  came to be
Her collections number just six
'Cloudless at First' pick of the mix
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Collections

Coins and watches 
keychains 
old newspaper clippings 
Necklaces and chains 
stamps 
baseballs cards and old pictures 
all thrown into one
Form: List

Premium Member conscience


when guided by a selfless heart

life aspirations are in part

truth that motivates

conquers worldly hates

collections of a soul's fine art.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Return To Order

Soon
collapsed-
when their number
seven and five became
abstract


see  more at  http://www.tate.org.uk/collections/glossary/definition.jsp?
entryId=270
Form: Ekphrasis

Ambience

Ambience

Ambience wants to 
sign up garden plants with collections of 
not big white flowers to 
work for 
free as 
ATM security guards. But it’s too shy to 
do it.


Premium Member old gooseberry aka the devil

old Gooseberry
biding his time
sending the reaper
to collect the damned

sitting on his throne
unconcerned, unhurried
choosing new minions
for tomorrow’s soul collections

Premium Member No Place Like Home

There's no place like home now or ever for me.
I love being here in my own space, you see.
My collections, colors, and black dog abound.
Walk in and notice everything safe and sound.
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Politics Divide

Politics divide
Dishonest politicians
Are killing the world.

Copyright © December 2023, Hébert Logerie, all rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Who Killed Our Jesus

Whoever killed Our Jesus
Son Of God
Now has a killing machine.

Copyright © March 2020, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Before Christmas

Days before Noël
We’re ready to celebrate
With all the Poets.

Copyright © December 2023, Hébert Logerie, all rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Toy

Tarnished, cracked, and parched without your love.  
Oh, why hast thou forsaken my devotion?  
Your impulsivity led to my demise, accumulating dust among disused collections.
© Sara Jama  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Blackout Poetry- Collections

She collected 
his every phrase 
like an assortment 
of antiques. 
She realized 
she could also 
sort them by date.

2/21/2021

Credit: Someone You Love Is Gone by Gurjinder Basran, Page 21

Premium Member My First Haiku Poem

I am now learning
How to write a good haiku
‘Tis my real first poem.

Copyright © December 2023, Hébert Logerie, all rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Birth Of Jesus Christ

Christians are happy
That Jesus Christ came on Earth
To save everybody.

Copyright © December 2023, Hébert Logerie, all rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Being In Love

Painful being in love
Headaches, heartaches and sorrow
It is Hell on Earth.

Copyright © December 2023, Hébert Logerie, all rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Trust Another One Word Monostich

TRUST 

a one word monostich

hear me recite my PS anthology on youtube under my pen name ichthyschiro and

catch my short forms @strandpoet on twitter...and

read my ebook collections on kindle at amazon
Form: Verse

Thirty Years of Service

Thirty Years Of Service
 
 
Six a.m. 
The alarm jigs
into him. 
He, huge
on that huge bed, jerks,
rolls to the edge,
detonates his chest,
pours to the basin
on the floor
maroon and gray collections.

 
Donal Mahoney

Premium Member ACQUIRED COLLECTIONS-:-

ACQUIRED COLLECTIONS-:-
harmonic 
 valued
exemplary

naturally
assembled
as SIMPLE LIVE IDEAS
recapitulated
 shared
principles

ranging
free
as INTEGRATED CONCEPTS
re-interpreted 
  integral
signs 

paradoxically
presented
Form: Other

Premium Member A Bad Friday For Jesus

What humans call ‘Good Friday’
Should be named
A ‘Bad Friday‘ for Jesus
Our brother
Who bravely died for our sins.

Copyright © March 2024, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.
Form: Haiku

Pixel Juliet

Pictographs concoct

Quaint flavors

An appetite blooms


Ginger locks descend

Passion skates

A micro death sparks


Pixels synthesize

Collections

Of synchronized whines


Lips laced with temptation

Eyes descending sunsets

Elements of resolution
Form: Verse

How It Will End

These collections of moments,
we’ll call them memories,
I’ll carry in my head
for the sake of you,
for the sake of me;

For the truth of consequence
is a damned shame, you’ll see,
when tomorrow fades away,
for the sake of you,
for the sake of me.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Our Clutter

through years
we amass
collections
they’re only things
dust collectors
we call them clutter
although
each one's unique
holds a story 
and a little piece
of our heart



Published in my 24-page photo/anthology ~GATEKEEPER~ 2020

AP:  3rd place 2020

I Know Victoria's Secret

Spring wear collections
flashing on fashion T.V...
just so exciting!
Those Victoria's Secrets
are no more secrets to me!



© kashinath karmakar
==================

Contest:Wow me in 5 lines

Sponsor:Francine Roberts

By:kashinath karmakar (20th April 2011)
© Kash Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Epiphany

Sixty-eight years shaped our home sweet home; possessions, collections- a vast syndrome. Epiphany shocked us- time to divest those treasures asleep inside our old nest. those years were busy the gathering is fulfilled~ time for scattering
Form: Other

Premium Member Fitness Hour

On my way to my fitness hour
I met a crow flying with a flower.
In his beak he cradled the stem,
From his talons yellow petals came.

Shiny buttons, chromium whistles,
Collections of many lost treasures,
His nest a museum lacking one thing…
For his royal pleasures, a golden crown.
Form: Rhyme

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