Short Enumerate Poems
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Expressible emotions divide, enumerate, humanities mind.
written by Cecil Hickman
Sponsor Constance La France ~ A Rambling Poet ~
Contest Name "One Amazing Line"
Categories:
enumerate, confusion, devotion, education, history, hope, life, people,
Form:
Monoku
an invite from the systems alert and ready to repeat
what nuance can a human share without its paraclete
authorship servitude aligned to process thought
every word and sentence typed, ready to be caught
with enumerate assistance it registers the plot
Categories:
enumerate, computer,
Form:
Rhyme
Hymns above the leaves,
Only my sadness renounced.
Muffled miracles abroad.
Everything goes without saying.
Sliding into happiness,
Whooshing into wonder.
Eviscerate all logic.
Enumerate all grace.
The stars can't sing your song enough times.
However many times you may doubt,
Others ignite from your flicker.
Mountains carve homes for you
Everytime your praise is sung.
Categories:
enumerate, home,
Form:
Acrostic
The news said "Vanessa's nudity was ****"!
She was looked upon with scorn.
Helga, however, was said to be beauty and art;
No criticism did her nudity impart.
Perhaps Vanessa should have posed
For an artist with pallet instead of lens,
For now, folks just enumerate her "sins"...
Or is it because she posed in sepia,
The world said to Vanessa, "Got Cha!"
No fooling around, give us back your crown!
Cynthia
Categories:
enumerate, life,
Form:
Free verse
Some day I’ll knock at your door
To the peaceful heavenly Kingdom,
And I hope you won’t scorn and ignore
The soul waiting for a warm welcome.
And don’t delay opening this gate
Due to my sins or wrongdoing,
Don’t tell me to go away or wait,
Give your grace to the poor being.
And turn a blind eye to my weakness,
And I beg you not to enumerate
All my mistakes and faults. Be gracious
When I shudder with fear at your gate…
Categories:
enumerate, faith,
Form:
Rhyme
N-o blessing is not counted
E-ven if misfortunes come by;
S-ound health makes wealth
T-wenty-seventh day of July.
O-ne grace after another comes from heaven above;
R-eturn to God and thank Him for the greatest gift of love.
E-arly in the morning,
C-ount the food that we eat;
H-ome and our family
A-re all Almighty's treat.
N-ew friends and new songs are not taken for granted;
O-pen your eyes and enumerate, no blessing is not counted.
Categories:
enumerate, birthday,
Form:
Acrostic