Short Dewy Eyed Poems
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While peeling
an orange I think of
you all time.
Walking in ruins
I pick up peonies
in grass, for you.
Dewy-eyed you
call for a knife in night.
It was full moon.
Satish Verma
the first step’s the sweetest
the ladder steady
not splintered
no thought
of the problems up at the top.
the foot is giddy
impish, tapping
with dewy-eyed toes.
under a frolicsome smile,
an ankle circles in mid-air,
daring the stare of his mother
as she cleaves to nine feet below.
4/23/2019
The Smile at the Foot of a Ladder Poetry Contest
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A candid confession from you,
when your identity started protruding
from innocent rage.
You were accepting defeat
without a fight.
The lips tell the grief of human failure,
your prudence propped up
by Prozac.
A beautiful collection of anxieties
adorned on the shelf of life.
A cruise in veins
to dispel the high cholesterol
dewy-eyed mirror
and ambulating pain.
SATISH VERMA
Form:
Humble as a teardrop,
Dewy eyed and singing
Believing in the fulfillment
Found in listening
To the rain, the pain never
Erasing what is – what is
Like yesterday’s goodbye,
Faded beyond the sky
Where faith tumbles in breathless
Whispers, miracles
Inventions of the inspiration
Grown by hope, faith
Amazing like His grace
Never fading, always obeying
Endlessly praying – endlessly
Praising!