Short Exclaims Poems

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Premium Member Each Time Man

Each time Man exclaims that life is beautiful he justifies all suffering that life entails!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
        25 July 2017
Form: Monoku


To Be Bold

Be Bold,
I'm Told.

Our Lead,
Could Show.

Exclaims The
Summer Spring.

Filled With Skills.
God's Love Has Built.

Heart's And Mind's 
That Dream!
© Mike Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad

An Ear To the Ground

With an ear to the ground
The thunder of a thousand poets
Exclaims in perfect confession
Centuries of unadulterated bliss
Of written words,
Of sounding-words,
Of the heart bowed down.

Celestial longing

Admiration—
The stars show the moon,
A love without desire.
The moon never understands
The longing of the stars.
Yet the sun exclaims:
To love is not to know,
But to know how to love.

Why Robots Don'T Drink Coffee

Robot rambling in foreign tongue
With bleeps and blips a hum and buzz
Intoxicated from coffee it shouldn’t have had
Sparks and fizzles, jerks to the ground. 
A man exclaims and questions, “who gave that robot coffee!?”


Premium Member Zen mode

a signage in the park exclaims 
pause awhile here for Jesus
two young men chaperone
our aroused curiosity

what do you want for your family
is the question to us they posed
there is no one here, we answer
hoping that they will understand

Premium Member Zen mode

the head ovoid a vacuumized shell magnetised and glistening conjoined with the energy grid wherein from a centreless fulcrum essence of presence exclaims exulting pure joy of bliss in soundless whispers enlivening the void

Premium Member Burning Bush

See, Bathsheba looks hot in the tub, gives King David a bit of a chub. He exclaims, “Lordy, Moses!” then, Uriah, disposes, and gets burned when he burns for that shrub.
---------- H/T to Rico Leffanta's Oral Robbers
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Tweety Pie and Sylvester

Tweetie Pie Knows Sylvester is sly Of the cat he is wary What a clever canary! Sylvester Will seethe and fester When Tweety makes a mad dash He exclaims 'suffering succotash! Cleritoons Poetry Contest Sponsored by Joseph May 09/05/21
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Colors of Autumn

autumn colors begin slowly at first then explode into woods aflame first frost falls chilling each leaf's core awesome colors bring mountains fame not shore red, gold beauty exclaims fall autumn colors begin awesome colors bring mountains fame fall
Form: Rhyme

Umbrella Shall Save Ya

Loudly he boasts 
        that he's got the strongest faith
           as ecstatically he exclaims,
              "Your  faith shall save ya!"

             He prays that it won't rain, 
                believing that it won't,
   as he stands there, using as a cane, 
                   a furled umbrella!

Premium Member Slack Jack - Bawdy Limerick

Jack loves to recline on his back Especially when he's in the sack He says to his bride D’ya fancy a ride She exclaims, your todger’s too slack! Jack wanted to give her a thrill So swallows a little blue pill It works, way hey hey They’re bonking all day He’s happy and satisfies Jill 1/18/20
Form: Limerick

Old Moby

It’s like I am in a life raft,
the lone survivor of a really bad sea poem.
“Ship ahoy,” exclaims a parrot in my head.
Reluctantly I start rowing toward a new salty tale.
What else can I do?
I’m out here surrounded by talking fish.
Perhaps one day
I will learn to translate a few bubbles,
make a few waves
before old Moby gets me.

Premium Member Image of God

Image of God

Made in the image
The Book says..
Then arises our 
Dilemma of conditioning:
We look for God in
Our body-image..
And our mind exclaims:
Why not..? What's next..?
But of conditioning beware..!
The Book also says: I Am
With nothing beside..
Bringing shock and awakening:
Our body-image dances
Within and As
I am...
Form: Bio

Premium Member Toilet Trouble

Sid suffers from bad constipation This causes his wife aggravation You should eat some bran Exclaims his wife Fran This requires his co-operation But stubborn Sid won’t copy Fran Who adores eating healthy wheat bran And he won’t eat veg Like their grandson Reg So Sidney spends hours on the can 11/04/21
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Here now this morn

the soft, silent, throb of silence is bliss ~
is-ness of being-ness, nothing amiss

heart assimilates whilst mind understands ~
play of delight across energy bands

no sooner thoughts arise, we’re in a cage ~
wandering deluded on this world’s stage

back to silence, we imbibe waves of bliss ~
vaporised presence exclaims, ‘I am this’
Form: Couplet

Upstairs

Hush
a murmur -
a burst of mirth - you laugh.
A giggly boy or two; the
drone of you
mixed with monkey's bonding squeals
slide up the stairs; on polished
paternal air.
Then a deep man's voice where
once a boy's ascended - mellow with
early manhood. Resonating;
capitulating - exclaims agreement.
And I see through gauze
made murky by time
us five - woven
warmly -

Premium Member Christmas

                      Christmas
                  Children rejoice
        Sleigh rides, jingling of bells
  Santa Claus exclaims..."Ho! Ho! Ho!"
Christmas carols play on radio stations
         Jesus is born in Bethlehem
         Gifts under Christmas trees
                Mass homecomings
                        Christmas

Teenage Love

First day at college,
Encounter with a girl,
Gazes are exchanged,
Heart pounds,
Clock ceases to move,
Nothing happened further,
Goes back home and ruminates with a hidden smile,
Love is so pure and beautiful,
Everything turns fresh,
Even dark passenger makes way for geniality,
Aloofness takes the back seat,
Sweet dreams are aplenty,
Everything was near perfect until,
Mother exclaims, Wake up! It is 6 o'clock.
Form:

Testimonial

Childly
Nature
Usually lost
Lavishly
Into her daydreams
Occupied by extreme unfledged guesses  
That turns out with no results, she exclaims…
She is alike the princesses nascence from the garden of eden
Beautiful she is, felo-de-se her appeal – selfsame garrulous, bewrayed ofttimes by her
most heartfelts.
Yet she dances all through the way – lives with eternal sentiments that she copes with her
tears all alone and alone.
Form: Fibonacci

The Risk of Believing

My own longing too often fabricates my history. Did you love me? That will remain a question I alone can never answer. For my heart’s perception exclaims “yes!” while the true reality, untouched by my desire, remains hidden from me and may hold my deepest disappointment. So I continue gazing at the dazzling threads of my soul, weaving a tapestry of dreams and risks, singing a song of enchantment. But perhaps the magic was never you, only my blind willingness to believe.
© Kayla Rose  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Hymns of My Heart

Responsive to God's call for praise-filled voice my heart exclaims grateful hymns* that rejoice… trusting that He favours faith-anchored poise propped by blest obedience of servant choice.
*Colossians 3:16 16 Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. August 30, 2021 Edited on August 30, 2022
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Ripples In the Void

Vibrancy exclaims,
as love for love aims,
scoring a bulls eye,
drawing cold hearts nigh.

Magnetised intent
sparks the joy current,
that soma nectar
invades each vector.

Magic on display,
as love has it’s way,
dissipating fears
by bliss that endears.

Borne from heaven’s gate,
ripples we create,
entwined with oneness,
exhumes the darkness.

Our wish, His command ~
love is our soul’s demand,
to pervade all space
by God’s divine grace.

05-May-2022
Form: Jueju

Music

Music  

Like a raindrops, 
When racing October, smoothly, 
Shaking upon ember pulse 
Ah _ I adore its talk, 
When fear roars into myself and calms

And when the minaret of the village, 
Exclaims my name, 
Like a successive waves, 
On the banks of sorrow

And when my old friends,
Taking a farewell look,
It’s lying down next to me
As a white star, 

Dancing between five sleepless angels 
Upon endless greenery land,
Playing grief tunes; the tunes of the end

Grace

A five year old in my nursery informed today that I was no longer funny. 
Confused, I asked her what she meant. 
She elaborated by saying: "You used to be funny because you're bald. But you're not funny anymore, you're pretty!" 
She turned to her friend and questioned her, "Right? Isn't she pretty?"
Without even waiting for an answer she turns back to me and exclaims: 
"See? You're just pretty!"
She looks up at me with a knowing look and says with a nod-
"You're pretty, that's it."

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