Short Column Poems

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Premium Member My Broken Column

Piece by piece I break away
Giving to anyone in need
Leaving my body as an open door
For all to see
My inner beauty
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A Newspaper

Today 
I read a newspaper, 
In it was half a column 
On a people starving and dying, 
The rest of it was : 
Photos, 
Crossword puzzle, 
And faded letters.

Uranian

King Omsorg marched at the front of his column 
His intention to kill fellow Danes
He met his first man, bashed him over the head,
But his column had ran away
Form:

Premium Member A Swimmer Fishing For Cat Fish- -

Floating
Swimming

Backstroke
A float

Swimmer
Dinner

Catfish
Rubbish

Bottom
Column

A float
Backstroke

4/29/19
Form: Footle

In a Hurry

Happy birthday, Sister Lorie, 
Heavy traffic is a problem; 
The workers are in a hurry, 
The vehicles are in column. 

Topic: Birthday of Lorie V. Pasicolan (April 02)
Form: Quatrain


Apollodorus' Vandalized Art

To honor Bloody conquest of Rome
Then became a bronze Christians’ home

By Robb A. Kopp

All Rights Reserved © MMX

Inspired by: Trajan's Column  Rome, Italy AD 106–113
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Gossip Column

Desperate housewife I know you are there
looking out the window behind the glare,
so while I'm cutting the grass
I feel your eyes cutting glass...
C'mon over! Let all the neighbors stare!!
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

My Main Remedy Is You

my main remedy is you in many a volume
you cure me of the sharp edges of my center in every column

when the sport of existence is hard to maintain
you form a unit with me so we can become one sane brain
© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Dead Palm Tree

9th march 2012, by : Sashi.Prabhu
Form:Kimo(10,7,6)

Vertical column of rotten dead wood,
Without its green crown it stood,
Dead palm tree understood.


One tree standing in a distant field Poetry Contest
Form: Kimo

Premium Member My Broken Column

I have wore myself ragged
Giving myself to my children,
 my husband,
 and into the work force
Piece by piece I break away
Giving to anyone in need
Leaving my body as an open door
For all to see
My inner beauty 


The broken column
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Premium Member Tornado

Violently rotating column of air Tornado terrifying big storm One natural phenomenon That leaves much devastation In its wide path of fury Like many people With quick tempers Who leave tears Behind Them
Form: Shape

Premium Member Misting

lifting softly from the pond’s still mirror—thin threads of dawn unspooling into quiet air, rising in a pale column of breath that learns how to become light as the forest listens to morning begin again
Form: Other

Eve's Hidden Nest

birds  perch under porch
nestling  between the column
moon yields so little
5/2020
Copyright © Eve Roper | Year Posted 2020 

birds eye view of life 
wrestling with my inner sense 
wish the sun would rise 

Mystic Rsoe  5/2020
Form: Haiku

A Bad Combination

My message is solemn.

When driving, don't text

or you will be next

in the obituary column.


To long stay a driver

don't drive and phone either.


For many a merchant addicted to speed

a slow-moving hearse fulfills the last need.
Form: Didactic

The Black Fear

upon the skin of the drunk earth 
The black fear breaks the column of the blue lightes
And the lighthouses of the white sea ,
Sinking in the ridiculous anger
And the rebellious love crying above space of the tired universe
And breaks my horizon mania .

Premium Member Sensationalism Or Journalism

Listen to poem:
(Another childhood or teen years poem.)

Newsprint small talk
in Mediocrity's lead pot
rustles and gossips while,
splashed spectacularly across
the speckled page of
Society's intellect,
a murder making column one
hides the hushed massacre
of minds.
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Central Column

Central column, energised void It’s no in-form nadi Staff of Hermes, is by love buoyed Vibrant serenity Blissful caress divine All nodes within align Under the oneness sign Sensorium Central column 03-November-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Full Reverse

Look here, Tiger.
Back off,
or your tennis
balls might get caught.

In my own talons,
of course.

Stronger now
this rubbery
slope.

And I slip inside
my spinal column
to avoid your
spitfires.

____________________________
More of my works at alexfalls.com

Dark Flower

Black was the flower
I picked up that day.
Dark was its colour
Among the pale hay.

The seasons had passed
And the white blossom
Had been changed so fast
To that dark column.

Every life must end,
But, when my flower
To winter will bend,
Lord, keep her colour!
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Zen mode

standing erect, as a column of light
we observe dream images orbit form
with ego exhumed, there’s no cause to fight
so with God’s laws we willingly conform
rapturous bliss having become the norm
there is nothing to say, much less to do
as benedictions of grace so accrue

Premium Member Zen mode

we stand erect, as a column of light
attuned to the rhythm of the cosmic drum
silence bestows boon of spherical sight
in witness mode from the stillness fulcrum 
as soundless music continues to strum
God’s touch immediate and intimate
magnetic bliss beats that do not abate

Premium Member Calendar

Committed  time  brings  change
Chart of  days  within  months
Chain of  weeks for  the  year
Column and rows, time flows
Circle the days those gone 
Capture good memories   
Cherish life till it lasts


August 24, 2016
Pleiades C - Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Kim Merryman
Form: Verse

Premium Member Zen mode

sensing our warm palms and radiant feet
both enabled in an instant by grace
we’re wonderstruck by grid lines of bliss heat
mirroring silhouette of our true face
as nodes dancing within in joy embrace 
standing erect as a column of light
dream worlds swirl around us by day and night

The Colosseum

Stone rests upon stone;
They glow in the light
As if to atone
For ill-used power and might.

Column on column,
Tier upon tier;
They weep with the knowledge
Of what happened here.

The cries are now quiet
But they echo still;
They’re heard in the silent
Sighs from these hills.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cold Day

Listen to poem:
Thistle down and mist
shrouded a valley
a chill November dusk --
a moon loomed over,
everything in halos
of pale, cold light:
no Indian Summer this...
Late geese flew, high up;
damp leaves burned slow
in an orange fire
whose smoke wraithed
straight up, in a column,
to the sky.

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