Short Corneas Poems
Short Corneas Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Corneas by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Corneas by length and keyword.
Kiss my eyes
with your lips,
inhale the visions,
peel ing strips,
cataracts
from all the years,
layered horrors,
gathered fears,
gently excise with
your blade,
honed down from
the love we made,
clouded corneas
of pain
to
let me see
love's light
again.
Categories:
corneas, hope, love,
Form:
Couplet
Death
Who is no respecter of persons
Beloved, haters
Gather around
Secluded murmurs and vents
Bloodshot corneas
Shudders, silence
Some to merry only
Black, oblivion
Disbelief, later epiphany
Resounding salutations
Indeed! Some only to make merry - come
Its desire: unquenchable
Like the Queen, never late
Departing she returns
Again without announcement.
Categories:
corneas, bereavement, death, death of a friend, imagery,
Form:
Ode
Eyes with an inch of disloyalty will not make contact with mine
Toxic glances giving away your true intentions
Unable to keep your pupils steady
With a dishonest gesture, your eyes dart downward
Eye contact eludes your corneas
The windows to the soul never lie
Little do you know, you have told me the entirety of your elaborate plan
Speak not, look guilty
Categories:
corneas, senses, words, world, write, writing,
Form:
Free verse
Juicy sweat trickles down my back, the
Undulating fan, noisy, weakly blows
Lethargic gusts of dazed and drugged humidity in
Yellow-crusted corneas, blinded by desert dust
Steamy, simmering hot Santa
Ana air, dragon's breath mirage, melting
Unrelenting internal inferno
No relief for the next week, then
August arrives.
7/24/18
Any poem from July 2018
Sponsor Dear Heart aka Broken Wings
Categories:
corneas, july, summer, yellow,
Form:
Acrostic
Bye bye butterflies with kaleidoscope wings
Floating on white air inspiring indigo dreams
Bye to blue birds who will magically migrate
Bye to deer and herds of animals who hibernate
Bye to the green leaves kissing my corneas
Tall trees dancing blue breeze I so love
Bye to summer clothes and barely there shorts
To fresh spring sunscreen and riding summer horse
Bye to the summer sun and it’s orange rays
Bye to the times and memories we made
Categories:
corneas, appreciation, art, beauty, nature, nostalgia, poetry, sun,
Form:
Couplet
Substantial quadrants of hate
Throughout these veins circulate
Spiraling in frenzied states
Adrift an ailing coma
Infinite corruption clawed my corneas
Birthing the erasure of euphoria
Imprinting trademarks of memoria
Leaving in wake vile aromas
All confidence dissolved to solvents
Due to definitive involvement
Susceptible to gaunt installments
Marring my skin with melanoma
Mother Earth serves as a mime
Humanity must be refined
Categories:
corneas, life,
Form:
Sonnet
Who said it was blue? When I think of
A window, it is not the colour of grapes;
Nor is it a long stretch of morning field;
Also not a nighttime movie of galaxy film.
Who said red was the colour of deep
Dungeons, not the ground far far above;
Too wrapped up in solemn holiness.
Not me or you or somebody else.
Interesting, I seep through poles there and
Another here, some static phenomenal and
Yellow-like excitement which is bouncing one
Step and two step of our corneas.
Categories:
corneas, how i feel, image, light, nature,
Form:
Free verse