Short Concluding Poems

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Premium Member Humility Is Not Inferiority

Humility is not Inferiority
      concluding, 'Woe is me!' 

   Open your heart's eye wide to see
      What can I do ~ Where is my opportunity
Form: Couplet


Eternity

Eternity Never-ending It goes on and on and on Never stopping A promise made for an eternity Never not broken Because eternity is a long, long time Never concluding Eternity

Premium Member 'rugby - Chasing the Oval Ball'

the stands are full, one man kicks the ball fifteen men pursue, it becomes a maul referee blow his whistle concluding the tussle a try is scored over goal line he crawl
Contest: My Favorite Sport 9th Place
Form: Limerick

Quickly Spent

There once was a poor man from Kent
So many "ladies" used his coin when He spent
Though not in the way of a true mans intent
more like the speed of the seed that He sent
So quickly He came to a concluding dismay
it was barely a coital event
Form: Limerick

Labyrinth

A canary sojourned my garden
the hunger whispering from its eyes
greeting my palm with 
affectionate nibbles of gratitude
whilst circling the symmetries
of my palm
it sprang forth in merriment 
a concluding chirp transpired 
and away it flew
Form: Imagism


Premium Member Touch

Tranquil, is the early autumn rain
One where the heavy clouds blanket the ground
Unlocking summer's spell without a sound
Concluding in a panoramic stain
How soothing to the soul, nature's refrain.



    June 26 2017
      by Daniel Turner
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member TWENTY-FOUR HOURS

TWENTY-FOUR HOURS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ daybreak arising, dawning originating, illuminating, exhilarating dawn, illumination, darkness, nightfall slumbering, dreaming, concluding shadowy, placid, nightfall
Form: Diamante

Individuality

One day, a dark tunnel 
will ask, what was your 
being, survival mode ?

*

On a mission, concluding 
the life, I am changing
the view of the world.

*

Back and forth ,you 
lived days, months, years.
Seeking eternity in moments.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Under Pill

Never tired, work! When tired, rest! When over tired, sleep! Never working, work! Cumbersome work, rest! And after concluding the task, sleep! I love it when it's not in any form I like the way the sky is now. ...Merriment under pill!
Form:

Judgmental Dilemma

The plum blossom and snow don’t give up in competing for the early spring, 
In judgmental dilemma, poets have to put down their pen without concluding.
The plum blossom is not so sparkling and white as the snow radiance,
Whereas the snow loses to the plum blossom in the delicate fragrance.

(tran.)
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member FASCINATIONS

FASCINATIONS
monumental 
  variations
to
 extoll
great
  passions
&explore
    provoking
interesting 
parallels 
to
 share
   imply
&
  suggest
detailed 
  contextual
displays
of
  intriguing 
coincidences 
in
complex
  explicit
    auras
concluding
the
  distinctive
designs
Form: Verse

Premium Member Review Aug 31

Welsh poet Thomas better known for his amusing masterpiece 'Milkwood' play than as a major  20th century poet presents in four  rhymed tristich & a concluding quatrain(abcc) his most famous & popular poesy ,a delight for those old enough to recall his live recitation thereof on national  TV(sadly an unlikely event in the modern era despite the proliferation of  available channels)
Form: Prose

Slaves of Love

slaves of love in darkness
On curious views
In robes of patience
Feeding on fear 
Running in tears 
Seeking a leader Braver than Man
Day breakers summoned 
By outcomes of yesterday
Pregnant with life
On a journey to an endless tomorrows
Surrounded by joy and sin
Under force of mortality
Faith was dethroned 
Knowing seized concluding
Witnessing was a mouthful 
In age of miracles

Premium Member Review Aug 16

In this (an appropriate PS choice for a Sunday morning)abba sonneteerJohn Donne (1572 – March 31, 1631 Jacobean poet, satirist, lawyer and preacher/cleric in the Church of Englan considered the founding figure of the so-called metaphysical poetry movement dwells on this most significant rite of passage with  his  'concluding  couplet' a paraphrased evangelical 'revelation' quotation on this topic.
Form: Prose

Serenity

I pray for peace.

Ain't no love in these streets,
People crying, children dying 
Now the world is on a leash.

Scared to go out,
 and Living in fear with doubt.

People concluding,
The media always intruding,

A lot of people are stuck in confusion.

Love & Peace,
Not war.

So open your soul to what is in sight.
Be thankful for your blessings, never judge 
and Always do what is right.

Breeze In the Setting Sun

Colours of the concluding day now shine 
The wind blows free through the pine 
Now the road ahead tells the next tale 
What lies behind is movie reel of trails, 
Once tread upon by old troubled minds 

Another wrinkle appears in the leaves 
As they drift with the gentle breeze 
Only to kiss the sea with memories 
Though it may rot in time, they remain vividly 
Intact inside the stem of a thousand experiences.

I Can't Be Erased

Bloods dripping down my face, im a disgrace
A fool for thinking I could ever win this race.
I’ve solicited my life to be replaced, 
All my possessions, sanity, and sociality erased.
Though it seems that change and development have been taken away, 
My mind plays around with possibilities of future arrays.
Instead of concluding my story with misery and decay, 
I’ve decided to be grateful and live fully each day.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Review Aug 7

Herfordshire born Cowper(pronounced Cooper) poet & of evangelical 'Olney hymnal' fame (with a fragile mental history) produces a very recitable cadenced eleven six lined verses in which the concluding couplets ten&eleven identify his overiding but underlying self--concern theme.Each stanza has a (abab )quatrain for the narrative with a (cc) couplet providing a running observation throughout revealing Cowper's elegaic state of mind
Form: Prose

Little Life

I'm lost deep and loose losing soul,
my center rapt worry frown and iced
set and waiting for the sun to skip
through warping as melt hope revive,
alone as if blue grey turn white,
thickening concluding folly,
stuck cannot, maybe never again
moved deeply in silent surrounds.
Everything will turn spreading,
what came before will become passed,
Everything laughable, discovering
life for what it is,
folly,
mainstream
escape.

Reasoned Offer

See circusy topic show start through an end
Flamboyances color by number with pen
Utensils swirl-shade as lead subjects decide
Outsparkle in arc-flash or well to subside
Resharpened perceptions concluding attend

Straight forwardly semblance curves back trope betide
Choice obvious reasons sound minded lines time
Due melioration emended pends then
Omega friends alpha preferences blend
Explosively visions seam clown shoes provide

Nocturnal Silence

I watched a lone frill -
flitter 'neath a crescent moon.
  A chasse quite brief;
  a waltz concluding too soon.

Dusk's nocturnal breath
whirls a foliferous heart.
  A ron de jame leap
  reinvents classical art.

The plume flits and floats
beyond a stilled rivulet - 
  one rebel osprey
  escaping Swan Lake's ballet.

Tchaikovsky's cygni 
are enchanted and enrapt;
  as a chaste quill sleeps
  'pon the brim of vesper's cap.
© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Goes On

Long time in my mind, 
lost things I can not find.
Of yesterdays, being once here,
of things, I once held, so dear.

Wondering if I ever, ever again,
 reclaiming the time of way back when.
The essences held true to my very heart,
keeping me, from completely, falling apart.

Knowing what is past, is forever past,
what use to be, doesn't really last.
Hurting for what is gone, is already gone,
concluding life, no matter, what goes on.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Consequences

C onstruction of causes often concluding at an undesirable end
O menous clouds hover over head
N oticing some circumstantial happenstance not consistently NEGATIVE
S ystematically obligated to change results
E effect becomes the antidote
Q uickly questioning motives
U nderlining reasons
E existing in riddles
N othing is ignored when the end is near
C ontinuous uncontrolled events
E very action has them
S tate of mind, similar occurrences down the line
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Insidious Harmony

Insidious harmony

inadequacy and impotence; infection of valet
destruction annihilates the human spirit
ballroom choreography reveals deficiency
stamina illuminated by revitalized behavior
impending fortitude seeks out the seeker
soaring ambitions will fertilize emergence
robust tenacity breeds dominating disposition
committing deportment flavors the hunger
concluding interlude contribute the means
seldom encountered but forever introduced

3/21/2021

A Stove of Ash and Coal

Although it matters not anywhere else my heart crushes for what it knows better to have...
I am overreacting and incapable of concluding the ordeal inside myself...
I know how vain and futile such an allowance of mind into obsession is...
Indeed a desperate man void of inspiration leaches on any hope...
This inspires the fire within...
Long a go the fire warmed my soul now so cold...
A stove of ash and coal...
How long shall I dwell within this fantasy so real?
Form: Didactic

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