Short Dressings Poems

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Premium Member Word dressings

Words

standing alone

appear with

memories 

conditioned in

imagined time~

the empty word 

fully clothed

with dressings

of difference~~


Premium Member Window Dressings

she holds to her eyes two lovely white daisies window dressings that conceal a sullied soul For PD's Photograph #1 -under 10 lines- Contest
Form: Tanka

One Day You Will Surely Live Reality

One day, you will surely live reality;
Wake up to the glimpse of actuality-
Cool, staring at the blessings... 
Worries made up for dressings*
You always dream about in anxiety!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Wounded

Submitted for the alliterisen poem contest hosted by 
Joseph May

Hurting hearts need tender touches
Sweet whispered words and compassionate care 
Patient pauses loving looks 
Devoted dressings with gentle jests 
Helpful hands for broke bones 
From morning's mist to night's nesting 
Woundings wane as loving lingers
© Tom Valles  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Obatamy

We the enfeebled of the incited states of confusion, ordered to deform a more perfect union, 
establish just Them, insure narcotic tranquility, provide for the common everything, promote 
Welfare, and procure the dressings of Liberty to Them and Their posteriors, do profane and 
demolish this Constitution of the United States of America.
Form:


Just Me

i’m just me i
guess.
like a
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people get out rainy weather
dressings
but it’s not going to
rain

i’m not a
train
i take it
s

l

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i’m a good
friend
you already
know


like a
koala,
there for a
hug

i like
patterns
something like a
ladybug

i am
11:30 pm

maybe
2:30 am

staying up all
night
that’s my
plan

i have everything i
need
because
i

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Premium Member Addressing the Dressing

The blood that covers Is there to be stemmed It's the reasons why That we have to comprehend Discussions are set Minds to be spoken To continue with life No more wounds to be open Self harm is among us But many of us will never know We have to address the dressings And stem this flow Written after reading Marie Harrison's poem http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/poetry-soup-12.php
Form: Quatrain

Stratus Spheres

When stratus is strung
 with artist's lattice
 and letters are spun
 as cotton cumulus

I bend in awe of
 resounding matter
 expressing substance
 beyond human dressings

Stilled in silvered
 lines of sanity
 hanging covertly
 for all to survey

Wisdom proclaimed
 displayed openly
 for viewing;
 pursuing

 should perception's
 glance be longer
 than a split second

Imagine what
 awaits 
 a discerning eye

 if only?

Dance of Minions

Window dressings pasted tightly
moisture frames their presence 
barely lit by cigarettes passing
outside in while I sit watching
the random dance of minions 
scattered strains of sound
music plays somewhere, I can’t....
...my head longs for sleep now, 
childlike, fevered presence roars
cool hands wipe away fear
alone with myself only lonely
I don’t feel well...scattered 
causal thoughts shrug across 
my addled brain.  I am always alone.

Regretting Cake

Cake was desirable,
And so deliciously dreamy,
People were attracted emotionally,
Using it when they felt down,
Hiding their dark secret from others,
Feeling guilty about their indulgences,
Uncontrollable affairs,
Enticing and mesmerizing
Entrapping people with sweet charm,
Candlelit nights secluded rendezvous,
Passionate words spoken,
Entrapping with taste,
Sometimes disguising,
With different dressings,
But was the most appealing,
When covered in cream.

The Season of Silence and Slumber Has Arrived

Stepping out into the cool kiss of a burnt orange fall morning,
I pause to admire, the dressings of the day...
Light frost, on the fading green blades of grass,
sparkles in the early sun like tiny diamonds...
It's beauty matched by the blue clarity of the blanket above...
My breath leaves me...
The warmth hits the frosty air,
and moves away from me like a slow trickling stream...
Gone now is the heavy air of summer...
The season of silence and slumber has arrived....TAH
© Tobey Hill  Create an image from this poem.

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