Short Excavation Poems

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Premium Member Gemstone Hex

A cursed black gem
Founded in excavation
Contains ancient jinx
Provoking the sudden death 
In miners that extracted gem











Example For Black Diamond Poetry Contest
8-2-2016
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Wisdom

Wisdom
awaits discovery
experience The explorer 
pearls of productive insight
needing excavation
exposed and nurtured
by devoted empathise
then replanted
within the fertile fields
of open minds

Premium Member Hibernation

Fearless Excavation!
Dirt flies into the air.
Turtle Devastation, 
As he digs a muddy lair.

Mindful Contemplation.
Winter weather is quite near.
Springtime Fascination
Is when turtle reappears.
Form: Rhyme

Dig

Dig deep
Dig deep my friend
Unearth the last living breath
The one that propels the 
dream
The surface is shallow
Dig deep
Treasure hunts in humility
Excavation of the soul
Searches for the lost cities
Dig deep
Dig deep my friend...

Lost In Space

Other than perhaps 
Inspiration
A poem should not
be explained

For isn't it best
that each reader
It's excavation
Sustain

What I may
have meant In the moment
And you surmise
To be true

May be cosmos apart 
from the close to
the start
Interpreted till I turn blue
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Lullaby to Menage

at the foot of a mountain
on the outskirts of heaven
an excavation 
unearths remnants of bliss

empty coffers 
in pools of plasma
failed to open or close
our hearts at this 
poignant juncture

three little angels 
huddle by the fire
their wings refuse 
to give flight

as the piper's fife 
serenades us all

An Excavation

Open your mind
dig deep within
start excavation
throw out all bad incidents
all negatives
Remove anger, hatred, envy
End your lust

Fill that empty pit
with love, faith,
compassion

Today is new life
Past was last birth
Past was not me
From today I will live
blissfully

20.06.2021
Contest name : This or That, Vol 4
Sponsor : Edward Ibeh
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Diggity

a day of excavation better than a vacation man and machine - what a thrill feelings of exhilaration
----------- There are numerous variations on the englyn, a welsh form. This is the 4 line version, 7 syllables per line, 1, 2, 4 rhyme and 3 rhymes with a syllable in the middle of 4 found at writersdigest dot com under englyn-cyrch-poetic-forms
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Englyn

Premium Member Regulatory Intelligence

REGULATORY INTELLIGENCE
A Centralized Platform for
Regulatory Change
Management
And Compliance REGOLOGY….

WTF!!!  Is REGOLOGY????

The religion of the WOKE.

A mindful excavation of the cavernous abyss of addlepated thought.

Perhaps a “REGOLOGY FOR DUMMIES” book is forthcoming

Maybe…”A DOXOLOGY OF REGOLOGY” Hymnal?

Followed by an APOLOGY

For….

“Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition” (Monty Python)

4/9/2023

Premium Member Shallow Graves 2

Shallow Graves 2 Written: By Tom Wright 2/20/2006 Our fondest memories lie in shallow graves, Those unpleasant things we’ve interred deep. To Satan’s excavation we’re oft made as slaves, Preferring they’d remained in abysmal sleep. His reminding voice whispering in our ears, Rouses thoughts that so long have slumbered. But Christ, has erased, all our guilt’s and fears, So now to past deeds, we’re not encumbered.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

O.I.F.

Origination of civilization.
Prussian descendant
Evolution of war.
Regime of terror.
Attitude of hate.
Tortured souls.
Insanity normalized.
Oppressed society.
Nebakaneezer's domain.

Insurgency.
Resistance fighters.
Abandoned hope.
Quagmire of humanity.
Idolized autocrat.

Frenzied martyrs.
Religious persecution.
Excavation of humanity.
Expensive vendettas.
Democratic seedlings planted.
Omniprescent ruler.
Multitude of horrors.
war
Form: Name

Premium Member An Excavation

Three men are digging a hole in the ground
Their supervisor is casually standing around
A bystander is not making the slightest sound
No precious pirates’ treasure will soon astound.
Dirt brought up beneath is forming a mound
One says a jackhammer is needed to pound
Hard limestone rock is starting to confound
Six feet down will lie remains of a renowned.

HONORABLE MENTION
Written June 19, 2021
For “This or That, Vol. 4” Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Edward Ibeh
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Etched on Stone

     Geologist George 
     chose inscription to be etched 
     on stone of his tomb
     'Here lies Earth scientist on
     quest of under ground.'

     Sincere researcher
     wished to continue his work 
     even after death,
     opting opportunity 
     to  complete research undone.

     His earnest desire 
    was to pursue his quest
    in after life phase
    on care free excavation 
    peacefully under soil.
fun
Form: Tanka

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