Short Earmark Poems

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Premium Member Shivers Up the Back

SHIVERS UP THE BACK

Taking a dive at an amusement park,
He was taught to notice the arc of sharks.

          Stay out of their way,
          And don’t try to play.

For a shark’s misdirection’s their earmark.


6/2/2018
Form: Limerick


Exceeding Hope

Miracles lift a sullen mind and spirits touch the doors of the doleful heart
tears of the rain subside  and rays of the sun surely enlighten the soul of desperation  
longing for departure  of adversities,  restoration of wellbeing  will commenced 
hope has its power and will  earmark it’s cornerstones to create blessings 
upon which prayers  can exceed  hopelessness and become a pillar

For a Moment Like This

FOR A MOMENT LIKE THIS


This Date Is something Involving Intoxicating Nothing but more than excitement This momentum of drowning is mystifying us This present happening has been overflowing, incomparable without ending. My Heart Beats fast Fiercely pumps Its supplication In my veins like a brisk stream. For a moment like this, it cannot be forgotten Earmark with trust and ardor between you and me, intertwined until the end of time.
Form: Fibonacci

Work-Done Reduces the Burden

Future is a question mark
To those who are damn lazy,
Your portion, time will earmark
And so work hard by being busy,
"Nothing is impossible" is a remark
Made by one with a golden policy,
Come dear, to work, you are welcome
Overcome so that great you become
Outcome of efforts is a huge income
Peace if you want to get
Along with name and fame
Selfishness you must forget
And give no excuses that are lame,
If peace is not had by you yet
Then, only the Almighty is to blame!
Form: Rhyme

Love On a Lark

On a truant stroll did embark
Amorous libertine on a lark
Half past eight, almost dark
Chance encounter in the park
Whimsical glance hit the mark
Scintilating essence; a meadowlark
Glowing eyes radiated a spark
Glimmering lips lust did earmark
Craven, black hair so sleek, so stark
Bleating bosom her beaconing bulwark
Cleavage mapped by tight, clinging sark
Hips slithering along like a careening shark
Silken nylons her sensuous trademark
Writhing, to her milky nectar I did hark
Form: Rhyme


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