Short Disarranged Poems

EVENTS OF LIFE
  

       Long past with short future in last phase,
       Life tries to glance on the bygone days.
       Millions of events all disarranged
       Distant memories too mismanaged.


  01/15/20

  
 Bite size poemNo.14

 Contest by Line Gauthier...

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Now a discontinued product stands facing the past 
All stores confirmed sold out shelves empty with dust

Sole manufacturer known though sent again attempt
To find the same disarranged preempts

Closed category contained in crates that last
Of parts and pieces properly placed a must...

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I enter an arch of disarranged hill
Blinded by darkness; thick the skin of air.
My lips quiver into whispers, until
Feathers so lucent appear from nowhere.
Sweet voice of cherub awakens a thrill
Listening to her psalm of light, sincere.
While fragrance of comfort wafts on flowered breast
Angel of dove wheels far, granting me rest.



Angels Contest of Nayda Ivette Negron...

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A century echoed incantations
Of a language in psalms and eulogies;
Each decade bearing plagues, wars disarranged
While men embraced time’s deep lamentations .
Although hearts roughened by dead rhapsodies,
The victories of warm brotherhood reigned
Cultivating world solace blessed by grace.



Titles From Novels sponsored by Nette Onclaud
June 6, 2016
A Hundred Years of Solitude
Form: 10 syllables each , using abcabcX rhyme...

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