Short Disembark Poems

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Premium Member their sweet spot

she waits for her lover
watching every sailor as they disembark
from the clipper ship she knows best
recognizing his curly hair she lights up
Algeciras Bay, their sweet spot


Premium Member Catch of the Day

The catch of the day was a shark I'm surprised they fished off that ark The fishes on the boat, Could hardly stay afloat God allowed sharks to disembark.
written March 5, 2022
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Arc of Life

Travelling through life resembles an arc We start out as a child emerging from the dark To reach a crescendo Establishing a tempo Then sadly we all must eventually disembark © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

When The River Fails


credit the stone
that shapes your name




When The Mountains Flee

stagger the gold
that drowns the sea




At Close

disembark as the dust
into dark




O' Chastened Earth
May Your Counterstrike Rage
Form:

Your Ardour

Who adjourns me
in this backlight story
Who will call the wolf
to dance in her captivity ?
Willow wisp dispensing hollowness
espied on fields of grey

The World's a stage
disembark at your own peril
Pontificate
your ardour
anoints us well


Premium Member Waiting

I dream in silence
                               while alone in time's stillness
                                        you will disembark
                                       as I await your return
                                   warmly clothed in loneliness
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Sleeping On the Floor

Was fine when
we were twenty,
bones supple,
and anywhere
was pleasure
as long as we
were together.
But middle-age
has a few rewards,
like this new
king size bed
with my side,
your side,
and high enough up
that bones
don't groan
when we disembark
in the morning.
age

Kiss the Sky

Sky encompassing protective dome Light shifting shades of daily change Dark starbursts disembark with moon God in grandeur reigns above veil We remain fallen on bent knee Praise kissing heaven in humble poem © Kim van Breda—1 February 2014

Decisions

We are on a precipice of War
Yet you spurn the most skilled Knight
Just to stoke your selfish Desire?
You choose pettiness over the Realm

The tempest is Imminent 
Yet you let the chief captain disembark 
Just to assert your dominance against mutiny?
 You choose self-aggrandizement over Lives.

Oh Master!
Form: Lyric

Premium Member LET US BE ROAD BOUND

Let us disembark,
Leaving Middle Passage holes,
Let us hit the road:-

God is our engine,
Motoring us up the way;
Hope and faith fueling:-

Time waits for no one,
We need to hit the pedal;
It’s time to speed up:-

With eyes on the prize,
Let us shift to overdrive;
Mountaintop ahead:-

The sun is rising,
Palm trees palisade the road
The dream arriving:-
Form: Senryu

Premium Member POETIC GIGGING: Apropos Of My Hot Toddy

After a tired
labor of love day
got on the Trane
and after a few Miles
I reached Monk
later laying 
back travelling 
towards Sarah
and Nina 
and after
getting Dizzy
headed West
boarded Bird 
flying onto Art
leaving me
to ink
this poetic flow
I’m sharing with you
before my melatonin
MJQ disembark
to peacefully Cannonball 
deeply into
poetic gigging…

A Power Struggle

the quay is where he sat.
     deep in thought, he speaks out.
     “my money is my clout.”
he rise and walks.

     the quayside beacons him.
the pelicans he hears.
     he ponders his past years.
the muse was sent.

     his journey to pier lands;
     he sits to disembark.
the singing of the larks
brings deep thinking.
__________________|
PENNED ON JULY 08, 2014!
Form: Verse

Walking In the Dark

It’s magic walking in the dark,
The sidewalks empty, shadows stark
And dogs have not begun to bark;
There’s promise in the air.

The birds are waking in the park,
Each chirp a beak-to-beak remark
And on the river, tugboats hark,
En route to who-knows-where.

When daylight breaks I disembark
From reveries the pre-dawns spark
As I confront the question mark
Of how the day will fare.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bookmark

lavender ribbons 
from your hair 
lay against 
the pages
I love to read
so much
and as I turned 
the pages
the smell 
of your hair
makes me 
love the words
even more
as I envision
our last touch.
Such was ours a 
bittersweet
journey
which was so
impossible 
for me to 
disembark
because my darling
for me you were 
a romance story 
but for you I wasn't 
even a bookmark.
© Sam Harty  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Reeling And Congealing Rondel

I crave the quiet not the dark,
filled with such a heavy feeling;
The silence so overwhelming 
always obliterates that spark;

This ship you can’t disembark,
even as your mind’s left reeling;
I crave the quiet not the dark,
filled with such a heavy feeling;

On my psyche it’s left it’s mark,
vital blood begins congealing;
As I stare up at the ceiling,
I crave the quiet not the dark.
Form: Other

Lost Without a Trace

lost without a trace in a small little place
I've been erased and been replaced
its hard to find when you are left behind
feels like there's nothing in my mind

everything is empty and dark
its time to make a mark and disembark
searching for a road to offload
i need to decode before i explode

I'm always on the edge
need to make a pledge
this is all hocus pocus
i need to start and focus

You Ask - You Get

welcome to my mind are you sure you're prepared to travel
well sit back and strap on a pair for there's no telling what you'll unravel,
its a trip that might amaze you not meant for the faint of heart
for if you are in search of a fairy tale then i suggest you disembark
not meaning to disturb you there are some frills and frights
but the best thing about it all is my bark is worse than  my bite
Form: Monorhyme

Daydream

I close my eyes,
And you and I
Are walking in the Winter rain,
And there beside the Susquehanna,
My arms are holding you again

As I walk on,
My body feels
Warm breezes blowing as I lead
Your eager hands through darkened woods,
Where we make love to sounds of Spring

I stop to rest,
And then I see
The bright sun shining in the park,
Where you and I embrace once more,
Before I have to disembark.
© Nick Ruff  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Starc having a lark


Hefty lefty lever trademark arc

Bazball achiever didn't embark

Whooping hooping looping shark

Hark that howling hallmark bark

Whizzing tizzing fizzing spark

Disembark batters off the park

Stoking smoking poking lark

Scary lairy fairy benchmark

Another sarky snark remark

In-jagger ragger dagger stark

Mighty Blighty's lights gone dark

Stagger..swagger malarkey of STARC!
Form: Monorhyme

Purity In Life

Lies, deceit, half-truths,
Float quickly, drift, rising high.
Disembark trivia now.
One lie; then others,
Compensate the mortals’ eye.
Blinding in their retrospect,
Thou shall blame thyself,
Or shall thee blame all others.
Thine words shall destroy thyself.
Quiet thine spirit,
Relate to oneself what thee,
Has done all by your own deeds,
Qualify your mind.
Split between spirit and soul.
Own yourselves mistakes, till end.
Form: Choka

Shattered Glass

Holding the mirror it hurts me so
Throw it and no one will know
Shatter your hope

This mirror indeed shows someone not me
Use the that brick you will see no more
Shatter your dreams 

Mirror disembark from my hand 
Let me go and let me stand 
No more shattering my heart cannot bear

Step away for the glass is sharp
I told you from the start
Now mirror let it be 

Shatter my grievances
Shatter my empty space 
Do not shatter me anymore

Premium Member By the Seaside

The port 
A place to embark and disembark
The sea horizon
A place the ship appears and disappears
The breeze
Daytime comes the sea breeze
Night time goes the land breeze
A hope 
Is always to be waited
Even though the sun rises at one place 
And sets at a different place
You will find it one day
But where's the MAS MH370
Which lost eight years ago
Is it lost forever
But where's the absolute
Peace and justice 
Once here
Is it lost forever

Premium Member Maybe Ill Go For a Walk

Listen to poem:
Maybe I’ll Go For A Walk
David J Walker

Maybe I’ll go 
	For a walk
Old men think such thoughts
	About 
How to spend time on
A cold December morn

Maybe I’ll walk
	In the park
Disembark in a different
form
Same land different 
	Time 
When the park was 
	Mine
And my friends 

No ends to the things
We could do
Even if a blue
Norther came in

Maybe I’ll go 
	For a mile
And maybe a mile more

One mile 
every day
until I need not 
	go away
anymore
Form: Rhyme

A Typical Visit From Mary Jane

My best friend Mary Jane is coming to my lair,
I have to get ready, I need to prepare.

French onion dip with chips will be a necessity.
Popcorn, peanut butter, ice cream and pizza definitely.

Coke, sprite, Oreo's, with a giant bag of pretzels,
Hershey’s, Cheetos, can’t forget about the Skittles. 

I will breathe her in just as I did before.
Hilarity will disembark, I’m sure.
We will roar with laughter until our stomachs are sore,
Eat then pass out on my living room floor.
Form: Rhyme

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