Short Die Down Poems

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In Your Arms

I cry.
I sob.
I whimper.
But in your arms,
I cry less.
I sob less.
My whimpers die down.
I sniffle, looking up at you.
That sweet smile, that fills me with love.
You tell me, “It’s ok, I’m here”.
Then I cry again,
because I know
that I cannot be in your arms
any longer.


Life Chance Flower

Flowers is beautiful
When its fresh
Its fragrance wafting
Its nice to smell. 

Flowers beauty is short live
Its colors will soon fade
It will die down
And soon forget. 

Flowers when given to you
Though voluntary given
Should have given care
For it pass only in a life chance.
Form: Other

Digest the Foundations

Don't let my hope die down
although i know it was mine
to begin with
And the moon is praying
yet some see Elijah bestrode back in town
but I'm an old sinner
too old for my years
not knowing who would emerge
from the gloomy vale 
I rode away
to see the harbour's light dim
but still I think of outside
where all the pain was

The Fireplace

In its hearth, the reds and blues
A life of its own, for us to use
A warmth is given on cold eves
And adds romance, if one believes
No truer picture can provide
Than love near to the fireside
The heat, with embers burning bright
Serve well to make a warmer night
When the fire should die down
Two lovers heart still stay around
Form: Couplet

Reality


Bizarre world
With bizarre people
Dwelling with pseudo reality
To "go with the flow"
Unborn dreams
Unspecified dreams
Die down
Perish 'n lay down
in the birthplace itself
or stay hidden forever
in the deep heart's core
To live your pseudo reality
you question others' ill-doings

How about questioning your own sanity?


Premium Member Tears of a clown

Don't let the painted layers that were made to make up , stop you from questioning the feelings behind their costumes and gown.

The slightest smudging, by which sympathetic fingers smear, unmasks fear, and an underlying frown

At the end of every day, when curtains close and the lights die down.  Floodgated tears emerge,  from the sad eyes of a  person 

Perceived only, but a CLOWN
Form: Rhyme

Story of a Candle

A flickering candle
in a corner
Melting wax
Creating  moulded figures
 and artifacts
Tears of agony
trickling down
Drop by drop
and then solidifying
Entrapping in it
all the burning pain
Waiting for the flame
 to die down
Waiting for the wick
to turn to ashes
When the flame flicks
for the last time
All that is left are
those solidified tears
and the figures and artifacts 
created by them…….

To My Ancestor Brothers and Sisters

Let the junky day pass
Much fret and tremor
The sound and fury
Shall die down
We shall return 
In our sleepy self
Sleep 
Deep sleep
And yet in deeper delve
We shall wake in time farthest
Our far ancestral fathers
and mothers
Are out on hunting
And we the eternal brothers
Hand in hand
Shall play
Shall paint the caves in mirth
When Our fathers and mothers
And the all
Are Gone to prey
© Bapan Sekh  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Our Love Will Never Die

When the moon dips low in the wayward night and the sun rays fail to shine when the stars stand still the winds die down and a chill does settle in I'll think of you your giving heart and your smiles through our pain when my days get short and in my nights I long a craving for your touch I'll think of you and the times we had knowing our love will never die
© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Exodus

(Exodus of Refugees)

Trotting over dried up dreams leaving love to die, identity to dissolve they let familiar terrains swim past view with everything slipping out of eye shot no looking back, the unknown stretches far ahead behind the hills, muffled cries die down
Nov. 13.2022 ~ Placed First in Brian's Contest~ Bite size poem. No 55 Sponsor- Line Gauthier
Form: Verse

Premium Member I Will Move You

Wind Personification #2

I will move you
As your hair flows
As your soul stirs
As you feel me touch your face,
You hear the leaves rustle
And the windmill turn
You hear the water lapping
Softly, on the shore
You see things floating by
In the air around you
As the sail shifts, 
I will slowly move you
-   I am the wind   -
And…just when I have
Become too much
I will die down, stop and recede
Into calm silence
Until, I return again

Heidi Sands

5/25/18

A Conflict In the Summer

A good day into a mood day
Why’s everyone being crude day
The sun is radiant
So what’s with the frown
How did the moods die down
From a happy community
To what happened to unity and the impunity
A small town as a family in disguise
Whatever happened to being allies
This is where it’s all hands on deck to rebuild what was
A pandemic seems to fall under a probable cause
It’s a long road to peace so let's take our time
A beautiful symphony turned into a conflict in the summertime
Form: Rhyme

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