Short Creased Poems

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A Ripple In Time

A ripple in time creased and folded like an origami pleated neatly in my heart 



Feb 19 2023 
A Ripple To Me 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsor: JCB Brul
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Good Clean Dirt

the dirt clung to them
creased by life’s endless struggles
broken fingernails


a scarred litany
of bruised, gnarled and calloused hands
the poor man’s mantra


©6/2/2023
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Carried away

Just another fall ironing day
Work clothes starched and creased
The sun is shining and it's balmy
Through open windows rustling of birch leaves



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member She Did Not Care

giggling greta a girl bee from Greece
lollygagged luxuriously on a lady bug beast
buzzing wuzzing worker bees gave her no peace
But she did not care, as her feelings were creased.
Form: Rhyme

The Soldier

I saw a battled frame
housing a black 
and white photo
of a hero 
in war, 

proudly posing
hiding his fear, 
his fragility

some family's pride
and country's

creased, 
in a junk shop


Rush Hour

I clock in my own breath,
Minutes stack like folding chairs.
My limbs queue for permission,
Time herds me through its turnstiles.
We all wear the same silence—
Pressed suits, creased with wanting.
Form: Verse

Generational Love

Head of hoary hairs and deeply creased brow,
Do indicate
Traveled miles
Children
Live
And 
Carry
On his name.
A warm embrace
Bonds the two generations together.


Photo 3
November 27, 2020
Form: Tetractys

In Photos

Folded, creased,
a line down the middle divides us,
tattered edges,
not in colour,
nor black and white,
old but not dated,
on display,
in a window,

we fade in memory as we lose our fight with the sun.
Form:

Premium Member Home

HOME Noises Love language Uproar of tongues fades As evening pours calm stars Kids hug between creased pillows ' Warmth cradles hearth tamed by kinship' Joseph May’s Pyramid Contest 9/17/2020
Form: Verse

Premium Member 4-19-77 Opposite Hill Site

The sticks on the hill
     were brushed when they were wet,
Lay with a pattered smoothness,
The bushes 'round which they swept
Bulged their greenly leaves,
Stony stairs on an uphill way
     creased a toe of the world.
© Wm Paul  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Darkness At Noon

The Darkness at Noon


Taps -  echo hollowly
over the grey stones,

acrid odor of gunpowder
stings all memory,

flag, creased, folded,
presented.

A last salute.
A darkness at noon.


John G. Lawless
4/22/2014
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Subsoil Tears

creased mind uncared blank ashen visage dumped unclaimed… dry tears laid subsoil
September 5, 2019 Syllable count : 5/7/5 Checked on howmanysyllables.com Reference song : Eleanor Rigby by The Beatles
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Deathwards Go I

Deathwards go I—
Through this needle’s narrowing eye
Called Life, — 
With mortal Thread stitched—.

If garment be weaved—
From Life by the Weaver’s loom;
Then weaved was 
I by Him— ‘til worn and creased 
Out of shape into Death’s cold womb—.
Form:

Premium Member Sepia Memories

Postcards~
tattered, old, creased;
Chiaroscuro landscapes;
Reminiscence of a story~
First love.






10 July 2020

Hon. Mention
STRAND COMPLETELY NEW (7) any theme any form
Contest Judged:  7/10/2020 2:32:00 AM
Sponsored by: Brian Strand
© JC Brul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Cinquain

Domesticated

Lapping
The steaming cream
From her morning cup of joe
My wife
Is wrapped
In her rosy robe
Sitting in her favorite chair

Our black cat
Skinny and flattened
Creased in half
Across her lap
Like a static sock
Of mine
Lost from work

Tumbled
From the dryer.

Connected

pure
fragile
flapping her
arms soft, tiny
baby fingers curl around firm grasp hold
granny's finger creased, bridging the gap, folds
arms soft, skinny
trembling frail
feeble
pure


Dated: 10/12/2020
For Double Tetractys 4 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Eve Roper
Form: Tetractys

Note To Self

Not that good because I whipped it up in 5 or 10 minutes. Eh whatever.

Be kind
To compliments, don't be blind
Do your best
Remember how much you are blessed
Be sensitive to others' needs
Perform at least one good deed
And, last but not least,
Work hard enough that your brow is creased
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Many are his Plans

    Many are the hopes of man
      many are his plans
    Others spend their hours doing
      leave the coffee brewing… 

    While heroes think about the house all day
       in  creased pajamas, unafraid
    Three p.m. already, what have they done
       time to make a grocery run
Form: Couplet

What Mercy

Judgment before mercy stoops
as tears flow mingled with praise.
The face once creased smooths with love;
rumbling thunder drops down rain
soothes patched earth etched by folly.
Cry, praise when the heart aches, dry;
crawl and groan and moan, not let,
only mercy pleads for grace.


© 2014
Form: Pastoral

A Petal of Life

Drifts 
  amidst the seashore
  floating   
  a cherished memory

Crumbled and close
  in creased palms
  crimson silk 
  on weathered cheeks

Scents  
   of everlasting 
   reaching out and
   coming back to get me

Petals
   life holding on
   a heartbeat
   you're a part of me
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.

A Cherished Book

The best books have a little
love in them. Whether it be
a taped spine or a
half-creased cover
a forgotten dog-ear or
a few margin-scribbles
a browning of the pages
or perhaps a signature
the more time a book spends
in the company of men
the better it learns how to tug
at their heartstrings.
Form: Ode

Stairway To the Morning

We made the stairs our place

    Painted the walls

    With memories of last night

    And planted

    Bottoms onto the carpeted steps

    

    We stretched our arms across the banister

    To measure

    How quickly the shadows shrink

    As the bags under our eyes creased

    Into tiny smiles

Title Wave

North East South West
In any direction masked
A world of knowledge
Lurks
Opening windows 
Path way
Bathing avenues creased
Giving off fresh scents
Wave mind traveling
Seeing countries best
Fortitude Standing
Forever unchanging
Free for the gathering
All Creed and colors
Feel the spirits mandate

Blue Eyes

There was a blue in his eyes
when his frown creased his brow,
a blue in his eyes
when tears slipped down his cheeks;
I fell in love with the blue in his eyes.
I drowned in the ocean
When he looked at me, 
I felt my lungs hitch
as air swirl along my tongue.
There was a blue in his eyes,
when he let me go.

Premium Member Clyde O'Toole's Bad Luck

Clyde O'Toole suffered a heap of bad luck

   He was beaned with a wayward hockey puck

      He was heard to swear

         As it creased his hair

            Unfortunately Clyde forgot to duck

Entry for Tania Kitchin's "Limerick Fun Poetry"  Contest

(PS/31 August 2020)

Won No. 3 in the contest
Form: Limerick

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