Short Dredge Poems

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Hedge Abot Pledge To Leep From Ledge

Hedge abot Pledge to Leep From Ledge

we would have to hedge
about us making a pledge
channel we must dredge

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Trump Swamp He Would Dredge

Trump Swamp He Would Dredge

Up from swamp things Trump did dredge;
When all over supporters started to pledge;
Are now in grief;
Need more relief;
Maybe what he must do is leap off of ledge.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Kryptonite This World

Remembering Riply from their movie Alien settling into her pod
Embarking upon an unknown moment as time and I find myself there
Within this life another day to dredge whom knows, how long a child must endure
Form:

Dredge Up Imagery

dredge up imagery 
time and place 
forgotten 
people that do not 
exist 
probably never 
truly existed 
made up characters 
who played their parts 
upon the stage of the past 
within a play entitled 
be who i want you to be
Form: Lyric

Wounding Words

words that pierce like a sharpened edge
the pen has no regret
old pain incessant we must dredge
if not forgive, forget?

but the power of a simple verse
overlooked by the creator
has made the past in present worse
and lesser pain now greater
Form: Quatrain


Incessant Recollection

incessant recollection
dredge up imagery 
imprinted upon 
the screen of 
the mind reflecting 
back through
lens of the mind's eye
scenes of past nights 
wasted spent in pointless
conversation getting 
to know a person that 
would not stick around
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Sleazy

Socialites and the elites’ absence, they pledge
Low life exhibition will always emerge
Adults basking in the lowest stratum’s edge
Zero tolerance for the toppers to dredge
Yeah, dry land has nothing to do with a sledge
Form: Acrostic

Luxury

Doth fancy edges 
not only for riches 
smooth wealth of finish
leave the rest to timish

tangled mind blemish
thou art has yet to fetch
one most desired edge
leave the rest to dredge

spike with a smooth skewer
and let it be to fewer 
taste of mind such viewer 
brings the sky yet bluer
Form: Elegy

Beauty

It's blisteringly faithfully rot,

it's intangible as it's deserving of all,

so many signs,
and signatures to boot...


The wreathe in the sky,

the tree rotation eye,

end of all eagerness,

dredge of the forced peaceful bliss..

The honorary code time'd and then aged like the rot,

and an evening star,
 
and a really far far...

Premium Member What a Curtain Bisbee Has

What a curtain Bisbee has
   That keeps Mexico subdued
And influences the lands
   From which the Sierra was hewn.

What purple folds keep Oaxaca
   As a fortress in the sky
Breaking only in Panama
   To let a vessel dredge by.

No courier have I on hand
   Except the initial breezes that blow
So a whisper I channel into it:
   Give to Colombia my hello.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Empty Man

The Empty Man


Saddled with the darkened years
Fogged with broken thoughts
Chasing crooked spirits
Drenched in ethereal fire
Deadened to raging emotions
Sentenced to a deafened silence
Dreading the coming phase
Of fleeting victory and bleeding hearts
Thus, seeping the dredge
Of frothing suffering
He strides along
With the brevity of thoughts
Floating to a hollow future
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Of Him Whom I Trust

OF HIM WHOM I TRUST

I ask you to cleanse,
to dredge the lake,
survey my thoughts.

Burn the bad ones
upon a floating bier,
So I might be clean.

Let my eyes behold
your glorious book.
Bring each word to life

like a spiritual dove
alighting upon me,
like a flaming tongue.

Taught by the living God
is what they will say.
I praise your wondrous name!

Kim Rodrigues © 2016

Premium Member Back To Nature - Journal Xvii

BACK TO NATURE – JOURNAL XVII

The frogs, the turtles have returned
The river has been cleansed
And I can see some fishermen
Wading out round the bend

Thank heaven those in high places
Have honored their pledge
To clean up our once fair Bawasee
Have brought in a dredge

In these last few I would dredge up my past,
Clean up the errors of years
Be of better vision
Back to nature at last

Love's Fragile Shoots

Hybrid seed planted on rocky ledge
Shallow shoots baring tomorrow's dreams
Sunny vistas lure fragile roots to the edge
Clouded visions hover distilled with availing streams
Prevailing winds scour surface, growing strains hedge
Cool, night air shivers; a paring frost rends fibrous seams
Blighting fears preen stalk but fealty's sustenance cannot dredge
Morn's warming rays on your fortified residual gleams
Form: Rhyme

Chimera

Smile stirred into shade of sundown,
    Mind moderately muse with fancy town.
Anon ascend in morning of mansion's renown,
    Cloud covered, converted to dusk from the dawn.


Dredge the ridge of Miraj, in deprivation of inspiration,
    Anymore, aught appearance of gart of hallucination.
Feasible unachievable feat, was the resolution,
Got, whether or not, strain to gain'll remain with aspiration.

Premium Member All in a flap

A step too far, brings right of passage to a ledge
Fluttering at cliff walls, pushing life’s brittle edge
A sheer instinctive thrust, with no trust to pledge
Now or never moment, undermines fear’s wedge
A chick leaps off, flailing frail wings fail to fledge
Featherweight of hope meets a ten-pound sledge
Crashing straight down, no safety net to dredge
Next guy flaps like mad, landing softly in a hedge
Form: Monorhyme

Codes

under the surface it can't break through
deciphering the codes to get to you
I need a compass, a much better map
is it all lost or can I get back?

yesterday's news, today's headline
the story doesn't die, news at nine
I dredge it up from the bottom of the sea
what does it take, what is it you need?

I can't ease up and won't pull back
tenacity is one thing I don't lack
I fight for things that I believe
and one of them was always you and me
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member To Avenge Is Beautiful

Not for bliss and giggling but rather for wails and tears. It's ideal to avenge the wrongs! Release all fears. There is a period for war and harmony. It's time to unwind. It's suitable for reflecting. Then, flip it all around. The moment has come to acquire insight. It's time to be wild. Let's travel exploring and sight what we can dredge! Yet, time is expiring. Today is the day. Specify what we'll do before we fly.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.

My Zombie

Brains
He uttered as he leapt at me
I need to feed so set me free
Let me plunder and pillage
Just like the living
Raid their homes and destroy their village

Brains
He said as his eyes pleaded
It's what I want it's what's needed
To give me powers to stalk for hours
To kill my prey by night and by day

Brains
He spoke better yet demanded
As he jumped from the ledge and upon roof landed
To you I pledge forgive me now
And your past i will not dredge.
Form: Rhyme

Life Begets Death

Living proof of what lies ahead
Into the darkness of the dead
For every breath that one must take
Endless lines attending wakes

Begin to age at time of birth
Evokes the misery without the mirth
Generates souls bound for hell
Every time another fell
Tasting dementia of the vile
Seeds the bitter with the bile

Dredge the moat around Hell’s gate
Equal the sum of all he hates
Attach the wires that guide the strife
Take the swig of liquid life
Hacking the wrists with a knife.
Form: Name

Premium Member You Confuse the Water

I try to see your logic. I try to see your thoughts.
But my mind can’t make those bridges to the place 
where your evil lurks.
You confuse the water. You confuse the flow
Natures most clear route of life transformation and 
you make it wonder where to go. 

You are the opposite of all things that I choose to know.
You dredge the lowest gutters of where a human soul 
could go.

You sell the soul of your country, you monetize a human 
soul. You confuse the water, you confuse the flow.

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