Short Disband Poems

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Premium Member My Garden Temple

My garden soothes my soul each day.
It’s like a place I go to pray.
I use time there to weal sustain.
The sun is free and so is rain.
I need this tiny plot of land,
To help my tensions to disband.
Form: Rhyme


Until Saved

We become
what we see
We become
what we make
As damned
or forgiven
We reap
or forsake

Both scripture
and sermon
Prophetic
command
Until saved
by the Word
Our spirits
— disband

(1st Book Of Prayers: August, 2024)
god
Form: Rhyme

Hot Sand

HOT SAND
I am planting my soul onto the hot sand
To get to know you as I wish you understand
Nothing I can do, nothing I can stand
Life is tough journey, sometimes you have to disband
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando August 19, 2016
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Shadow Lands

Red Blood would Fight for this Land

All Native Rights would Disband 

Pale White Treaties in the Sand

By a Godless Greedy Hand

No Longer will Rights Disband

The Hour of Judgement's at Hand

True Americans will Stand

Sentence the Godless to Sand
Form: Rhyme

Hapless, Helpless, Hopeless

I'd like a chance of true romance
To dance across my loveless path
A seed in me to place- implant,
But I find it all a laugh!
In splendored lands to hold our hands,
While Beauty lies where Love will stand?
Ha! But in an instant, it feels so distant-
A Union to disband
Form: Rhyme


Ability To Have Virility and Senility

Horn Haiku for the Day

have ability
demonstrate virility
then senility

conflict must tackle
did become a debacle
was a whole sack full

we had to demand
unless we will understand
are sure to disband

when we will arrive
on time are sure to survive
did remain alive
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Phantasia

Vision imagination labour result
All emotions can be fancy free
Hearts speak not a phantom be
No commitment it's you and me

Monarch your dream disband it
Crowds of luminous phantasia
Hungry for more light to appear
To map not only your palm dear
But all alive you will see the real
 


29/04/2017

Premium Member Housework

Housework
Can't shirk

Dust dirt
Desert

Dusting
Busting

In hand
Disband

Move forth 
With cloth

Wipe clean
Shine sheen

Wash clothes
Dirt goes

Hang out 
Line route

Switch on
Iron

Decrease
Each crease

Vacuum
Bedroom 

Wash floors 
And doors

No fun
Jobs done.

*Route pronounced rowt for rhyme purpose*

   25.08.23
Form: Footle

To Be a Free Blowball

A windy and misty dayspring
greets her to an onset
She tense to go about but
dare to put up with
She up for a new journey
Soaring through the blue sky
Exploring unknown dense jungles
Diving ceaseless rivers
Mounting wild hills
Striving all crisis in her way
To arise a new life
If only she is ready
To disband her parent plant
And move out of comfort zone
To be a free blowball
Form: Verse

Poisoning the Well

We turn a deaf ear
as they live with the pain
of those who we cancel
with biting disdain

Unable to rise
above selfish intent
with opioid bias
our progeny bent

Pontification
colors the flow
young ears once thought distant
to reap what we sow

The world as we leave it
our tracks in the sand
forever to haunt us
—as children disband

(Radnor Pennsylvania: December, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Betrayal

What can I make of this chilling scene
I can't get out of my head
There must be something wrong with me 
How can I comprehend 
Truely i am in need 
For my heart can't understand
With how your heart has deceased 
Do i find the need to disband
I've taken up the matters
Into my only hands 
I think it's time to change
But it still haunts who i am 
For there was no way out
Betrayal is at it stands.
Form:

Premium Member A Matter of Time,

In a way to past this day in pleasure,
I guessed to calculate time by measure,

I stood in front of a door that opened,
Walked through, closed behind me, it unfolded,

When sixty seconds stood at my command,
Gave them directions and quickly disband,

***32,616,001 minutes commanded full-filled since my birth, 62 years, 5 days ago.


2019 September 08
Life Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Ironic Zink
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Vote Them Out

Vote Them Out (The Ballot Box Bursts Bubbles) Written: by Miracle Man 6/8/2020 Lets disband the police and advance our cause, considering this move should give sane minds pause. Socialists advocate returning to vigilante justice, but can those be trusted who emphasize “trust us”? They operate from the shadows until reaching the top, and discover, the bigger the bubble the louder the pop.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

She Says: Verse 1

She says "You don't know me."
But I don't think it's true,
I've always tried to see,
And I've more than a clue,

She says "Well, then prove it."
So I try to my best,
But when she tells me I'm wrong,
It's like a stake through my chest,

She says "You don't care."
I just don't understand,
I really do care,
I can't just disband,

She says "You don't know me."
But I hope that she's wrong,
Perhaps I do know her,
Perhaps I have all along.
© Jay Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Crystal Season

"It's night before it's afternoon. December is here before it's June."
Crystals had fluttered to the ground And settled gently all around, White as moistened quilt of feather Upon the pale evening's heather... Bare now after November’s hand Stripped the fields while tints disband, Endowing the trees with light finesse And silver stars of gracefulness. Casarah Nance 's Dr. Seuss Contest by nette onclaud 8/16/2015
Form: Couplet

Premium Member For Joy/ Memories of Xian, China

Oh the heart tears.
It beats and throbs.
Well springs of light lanterns
Weave and bob.

Still, darkened grime rimed
portals glare,
sad, empty-eyed adults stare.
Oh the heart tears.
Its pulse expands.

Forced back; 
dark dwellers disband.
Replaced by children’s crimson cheeks;
lollipops, pigtails, skipping feet.

Small hearts, so precious,
small hands so bold;
reaching out the world to hold.

Oh the heart weeps, it weeps for joy,
but  only for one girl or boy.
Form: Rhyme

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