Short Dissimilar Poems
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Complex and Convex
His brain became concave and convex
And enough many people to perplex
What erupted had been endemic
Also it turned out to be systemic
Problems possessed became complex.
Does this sound either familiar or dissimilar?
Jim Horn
Categories:
dissimilar, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
emotional big dipper
going up and then
speeding down
my mind is in a spin
how did I get here?
I don’t like the face staring back at me
so cheerless
hazel eyes without their shine
a broken mirror
dissimilar views
in between the heartache
and expectant dreams
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Categories:
dissimilar, confusion, introspection, life,
Form:
Free verse
Volcanoes erupts in
Three dissimilar ways
Spines on its hills
As gases run low
Lava down its slopes
Total destruction in its path
Fiery bursts of black ash
Burst through its mountain top
Ash fills the air with murky dust
Form miles away
Lava destroys neighboring life
Plants, Insects, animals, and people alike
Categories:
dissimilar, natural disasters, nature
Form:
Free verse
Everywhere I look they pass me by
People that is, people of every kind
Sometimes I see shallow
Sometimes I see deep
Strangers of all shapes and colours, I greet
They morph with my thoughts, notions often wrought
I wonder what the world has brought, today
Routine my kindred eye, peruse again
I am one of them, feeling dissimilar
Them, me , us,
Categories:
dissimilar, allegory, people, me,
Form:
Free verse
Far away,
in the thickest woods
where frozen mist drifts
beside the pure water springs
on soft green grass we two lay
i lean upon you
as sky lean upon earth
centuries would pass
some bright day morn
some reckless would come and find
two bodies glittering like crystals
arms so embodied as branches
lips so compact
one can not dissimilar the two.
Categories:
dissimilar, devotion, imagination, lost love, love, nature, passion,
Form:
I do not know?
Fantasies for Two
Time rushes past us,
too soon we are alone.
You in your world
and I in mine.
Things that make me happy
no longer interest you.
We share meaningless words
and dissimilar thoughts.
Timeless days and empty nights
how long have we known?
We are strangers passing
resting on the oasis of fantasies
Two un-enchanted lives
never more to be one.
Categories:
dissimilar, lost love,
Form:
Couplet
At night, when the moon
in my throat is full,
I listen - an embryo want
in my own nest.
I hear the needs
of worms and dragons.
They do not seem
different to me.
The hunting calls of angels,
the tigers panting bruit
does not seem dissimilar.
I am what the egg wants.
I want a spirit that crashes through
the ever changing face
of this world.
I want the shell-breaking desire
of all fledgling gods.
Categories:
dissimilar, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Storms and calm
churning center
rearranging the
surface
(wars and peace)
one thing devours
another, thinking
to survive
plants take from
the soil to grow
animals hunt other
animals
(wars and peace)
we are not so different
from our earth --
which came first?
the chicken or the
egg? The faithful
will say, the Chicken
others simply eat both
foul and ovum
(we are not so dissimilar
from our environment -- )
Categories:
dissimilar, creation, forgiveness, friendship, inspirational, peace, war, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
How mysterious
we seem to each other,
how matter of fact,
So familiar, so dissimilar.
in every mirror.
As we indulge in our
shared needs, desires
and wants
we may both find
and meet ourselves.
It’s a sweet trap
and if God (in some form),
came upon us
locked into each other
like that,
that ineffable-image
might smile
and perhaps even inquire
if being free of it all
is what we really want,
when what is most necessary
is that we love,
love even the trap.
Categories:
dissimilar, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
friends arrive from unexpected places
Some have slipped out of the Congo
One of mine is from the River Nile
Oh, that is also the Congo? Who knew?
I have friends all over the USA
In possibly all fifty states
Two friends in Australia,
six or eight in the UK
One friend lives in the Isle of Man
They are as dissimilar as they can be
They are of all creeds and colors
I cannot say that I like them all in the same way
But I like different things about each one.
I can say that.
Categories:
dissimilar, friendship,
Form:
Prose Poetry