Short Concave Poems

Short Concave Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Concave by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Concave by length and keyword.


Premium Member The Concave Path

Wind howls
And storms lay siege
Beyond my reach

Wednesday will surely come
Preparations dissolve fear
Rooted in the aftermath


Tuesday 5/21/19
6:26pm


Premium Member A Monk With a Wave

There once was a monk with a wave
Who desired a head with a shave ...
      Well, the barber was such
      That she cut back too much
Thereby leaving his globus concave
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Keep It Simple

Why make everything complex
Complicate, replicate, concave, or convex?
I am a strong proponent of simplifying
If there’s a problem, it’s for rectifying!

written November 29, 2021

Forgotten Graveyard

Stones of shape
inscribed with adages
and memories of lives spent.

Sinking lawn
mossy earth surrounding
damp and concave they allay forever.

Dark and deserted
ceasing age they linger
no one concerns to bother anymore.

Complex and Convex

Complex and Convex

His brain became concave and convex
And enough many people to perplex
What erupted had been endemic
Also it turned out to be systemic
Problems possessed became complex.

Does this sound either familiar or dissimilar?

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member To the Grave

Douse me in sugar coated lies 
Bind me with possessive ties 
caress me with that bitter torment 
I know your heart is sitting dormant 
Kiss me with those poisonous lips 
Embrace me with your lethal grip 
Compel my mind to now concave 
As you Love me deeply to the grave
Form: Rhyme

Zidane's Antics

Ferociously fought Footballer's in Fray 
French storm did Italians fend off fairly
Materazzi muttered malicious mouthful
Zinedan Zidane zealous - headbutt was calous
Chest of foe concave became
Fell to pitch - victim o' Zidane
Red card issued - final curtain
Frenchies lose - Zidane for certain

Premium Member Identity Crisis

Keep Away from Your concave mirror Streaky, glassy identity Faceless ©Drake J. Eszes
My 1st attempt in this form. I hope you all like. I read a description on what a Cinquain consists of from my dear pal, Nette Onclaud, on this form. I felt, why the hell not? So, I dabbled..."
Form: Cinquain

Fingers and Toes

the numbers
of age have
no meaning
when love is
using an abacus

she is minus
and i am plus
but meaning
nothing in
abstract geometry

to her concave
i'm convex in an
equation that
perhaps suggests
one can digest

the other or the
other the other
so so together
her youthful legs
rub off on me
Form:

Funhouse Exaggerations

In a caricature of life and all its ambitions,

he licked his salted paws and went into the funhouse.

There, he found new definitions and parameters

in the concave and convex exaggerations.





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Date: 28/08/2017
Form: Verse

Zidane's Follies

Ferociously fought Footballer's in Fray on Field,
Italian storm did French fend off fairly for a time;
Materazzi muttered malicious mouthful,
Zinedan Zidane zealous; headbutt callous
Chest of foe concave became
Fell to pitch, 'nother victim o' Zidane
Red card issued, final curtain
Frenchies lose, Zidane for certain.

Premium Member Celestial Crayon

Calm 
Charcoal 
Clouds 
Creep, 
Craft 
Cryptic
Collage,
Concave
Canvas
Conceals
Calamity,
Captured 
Catastrophe
Captive,
Celestial
Crayon
Colors
Curved
Corners
Crimson,
Chagrin
Cheered,
Contentment
Cajoled,
Cosmic
Celebration
Contained.

October 24, 2019
Contest : Tautogram Poem
Sponsor : Eve Roper
Form: Tautogram

Premium Member Thanksgiving: In a Carport Sits An Old Man

a bottle of red tea on the opposite end
while a television glows out and into the concave
space of horshoe-shaped tables made for twenty
blue chairs and white linen cloth
and the old man wih a long grey beard 
sits alone among the decor of clean
and bare cloth and plastic sounds 
of in-between game commentary 
fill the void
Form:

Not Now

By Parizo Van Thulare 

Bitter or sweet 
I'ts life after all

Cherry or chilly 
I will find my all 

Sunny or stormy 
I will stand tall 
If sloughy, I will crawl 

Steeper or  concave
I will find a way even if I fall 

This too is  temporarily
God ,I will answer when you call 

I won't stop now
I accept  my fate and all my flaws

Fireworks

silver is to dust
as love is to obstacles

written is to rust
as roaming comes to us

plausible and perceived,
as likely as me,
a room full of people
and an idea perceiving

cut 'er a stir and role in the dust!
there's a mighty shy snack waiting for us!

like tops on a tickle
whose minions are so fickle
that the roof caves in
as the concave plays in

Premium Member Gone With the Rains

On the concave canvas of the horizon grey rainbow of dreams gleams love as transient arc of art, in the clutch of the melting clouds it fades away, gone with the rains washed colors of broken heart.
December 19, 2019 The stanza taken from Gone With The Flash Of Change Contest : Arbitrium Divisa 5 Sponsor : Gregory R Barden
Form: Rhyme

Caves

I heard the ocean breaking on the shore
Great tumbling tides and tossing crests that flew;
Across this concave shell-form, and the roar
Of breakers, wind-crested along the blue.

I heard the notes of the receding waves
The sound of green moss, rounded by the sea,
A song lingering in the glassy caves
As music plays us like a melody.


(Late for Contest)
Form: Quatrain

Bite

Throbbing, concave marks
adorn my skin—records of
your hunger, sated only by
the meat of
my body.

Though the pain is sweet—craved,
fulfilling—and my blood rushes
to provide you with drink,
my head—detached,
neglected—wanders.

Tell me, if the flesh fell away
like tender rib meat off of the bone—
would you still ache to sink your teeth
into the me
that remained?

Cut the Papaya

Cut the papaya into pieces
The tree became  slender
Throw away the lid of your wishes
Tear the police force asunder

It rose from the sea into lilies
The room opened all three windows
All around the  restless willies
Cold hearth full of cinders

After blows up the red grenade
All it was a bowl concave





September 10, 2019
Life Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Ironic Zink
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Suite Beautiful Elegance

Suite Elegance So refined Reused spiritual Fines so Soradic fluorescent Are the waves of misshapen Broken hearts concave And alast Young Beauty scorn Cherishes is the Dew drops Of early Autumn mourns So I reverence as I caress this somber presence I'm a Witnesses floral flower essence Beauty my spiritual love
11/05/19 Written word by James Edward Lee Sr 2019

Premium Member Not Afraid To Say I Cried Today-

Some 47 years ago my mother died Not afraid to say I cried today yes I cried that day Am I allowed to say I cried today And sorrow and dismay Tomorrow may prey 5 years ago cried again wife died On the concave Dismisses the fray Don't feel sorry for me in any way Is sadness I relay Yes I cried today on that day I cried that day
5/11/21 Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Rhyme

Mentality

For twenty six hours,
I avoided the websites like
a plague; stayed far away
from markers and pens 
bits of crayon that are
lost somewhere in the 
car’s trunk. I knew what my
fingers would write if
I let them, so I bent them into
concave shapes, 
wrapped them carelessly
on a desk in front of me. 
Trying to think without 
being so darn reflective; 
now my mind is full 
of smudged letters
and broken phrases; that  I
don't know how to be
less mental
anymore.

Hourglass

Through grains of sand tranquility flows
Random in order, angles repose
The mounds of time, etch the glass
So fine the stone, memories amassed


Chiseling and carving, concave to the bottom
The theory of physics, randomly quantum
Steadfastly pouring, ever so fast
Individual millions, to one they are cast

Inverse it to start over again
Each moment of life represented in sand
What once was last becomes the first
When hitting the bottom signifying rebirth
Form: Rhyme

All Scepters Disowned

I don’t bow to money,
  I don’t bow to fame

I kneel to that one thing,
  that time cannot change

I don’t speak for ‘right,’
  and won’t speak for ‘wrong’

My liege is the truth,
  all court jesters gone

I don’t hope to be knighted,
  my shield more concave

And rejecting all title,
  the past still enslaved

My will lay unbroken,
  my heart for a throne

A crown jeweled with memory,
 —all scepters disowned

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Fingernails Will Grow Back

Big Sur Jade Cabochon

Broken from off underwater cliffs
Slowly pushed by tides and currents
Found by me during a low tide
While searching along Jade Cove
In Los Padres National Forest
Cut into quarter to half-inch slabs
The cut again into an octagon
The octagon grinds down to an oval
A flat surface down to concave
Grounded first with coarse wheels
Then again with finer wheels
Buffed and polished to a high sheen
With powdered sapphires
A new Big Sur Jade Cabochon
Form: Prose

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