Short Faintest Poems

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Premium Member Light In the Dark

Least I can be, is
Even just the faintest light
In this so dark world;
To prove one’s presence alone
Can cast away all shadows.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Thought of the day

the faintest stirrings that arise
go backwards till their very root
what desires manifest heart’s sighs
examine, exhume and reboot
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Least Spend Treasured Seconds

As the candle slowly burns until the faintest light flickers to the end, so does the human soul cease to exist. 6/30/2017
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member name your lipstick

Ballerina shoes pink
Miss majestic magenta
Fresh as a rose red
Fairest faintest nude
Paris, New York pleasure
Lipstick colors in red, purple, beige, pink and brown

Premium Member A Photo Not Thrown Away

Inside a frozen moment you wait

the door ajar
as if to capture the faintest echo
of footfall 

the mirror scrutinizing that empty space
on the couch

my reflection endlessly snared
in mute counterpoint.


Parking Space

Traffic jam defines
divine and mundane.

Its peak hours mix
the sacred and profane.

And with awe we see 
as a miracle,

as beatific vision
and spectacle,

the faintest trace of 
a lone parking space!
Form: Rhyme

The Death of August Derleth: July 4, 1971

The summer air hangs still.
Hawk and whippoorwill
Wing mournful down the graying skies…
Hearken to their cries!

And then the faintest breeze
Murmurs in the trees…
And at the Lonesome Place
Spirits sigh in space.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
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Form: Verse

Butterfly Kiss

If ever
You wonder
Do you ever wonder this

The answer
To the question 
Inside the butterfly kiss 

You feel
The faintest flutter 
Blink too hard and you will miss

The magic
That is uttered 
Inside the butterfly kiss
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wisdom Calls

Often to speak yet seldom to listen
Conveys the impression of lacking
Wisdom? Better to pause' between
The bouts, for the faintest whisper
She never shouts' incline your ear
Prepare your mind, refresh your soul
With her meats and wine.'
Form: Rhyme

Restless

Beneath the veil of night
Restless limbs lay tangled
Amongst her linens and her doubts
Sun kissed skin, remembering him
Her fingers gently trace
The faintest whisper of his touch
Soft upon her breath, his name
She must learn to say goodbye

A Photo Not Thrown Away

inside
a frozen
minute
you wait

the door
ajar
as if
to capture
the faintest
echo of
footfall

the mirror
scrutinizing
that empty 
space
beside you
on the couch

my reflection
endlessly
snared
in mute
counterpoint

03/22/18

Toy Box Lids

He thinks his daddy is a superhero;
The ultimate action figure and model *****.
Who flies by night into his faintest dreams
And recedes with shadows as the day seems
To close with toy box lids.  Asleep he goes
Hoping for daddy like legendary heroes.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Con Carnage

Mere husks remain, unnaturally strewn, lying by the dozens on a red-soaked field. Once stoutly girded, masking fiery resolve underneath unassuming exteriors, naught but the faintest hints linger, sad siren calls to former greatness.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Elegy

Premium Member Treading Lightly

Treading lightly on one’s dreams,

Is not the faintest way to be.

Cardinal images it seems:

Treading lightly on one’s dreams,

Pictures of Splendor it deems,

Loves’s veil has not fallen yet.

Treading lightly on one’s dreams,

Is not the faintest way to be.
Form: Triolet

Premium Member Elementary

The consumate sleuth Sherlock Holmes
Hardly lacking the wit chromosomes
With the faintest of clues
To bemuse and confuse
Cracked crimes in the Welsh catacombs



AP: Honorable Mention 2023

Submitted on January 27, 2019 for contest LIMERICK 3 sponsored by JOSEPH MAY  -  RANKED 2ND
Form: Limerick

Premium Member WINGBEATS

A kaleidoscope of paper-thin wings,
as fragile as spun sugar,
weave a serpentine dance
along the weathered, rugged stone steps.

Swallowed up by the blinding light
in their wake, each wingbeat leaves
only the faintest ripple—barely a sigh—
that once painted their fleeting existence.

Dated

Through darkened bar windows
Two meet without sight
Two ashamed to want
Two afraid to need
Two alone together
Changing words to hide
the face buried deep inside
A smile for the lamest joke
faintest fingertip touch
send shivers from neck to wrist
and moistened lips
beg the highest risk

Space In This Crowded Churchyard

Shall find some space upon this yard
It is just a matter of days, 
The inmates here will give no room
For they are stubborn in their ways.

Fit in here is a task I must
Though I have not the faintest clue, 
Of how on earth could that be done
But do know I am stubborn too.
        ***********

A Different Road

Men prepare for the road ahead
And I implore you be not late,
You need carry no belongings 
Save the vagaries of your fate.

Know when you take this journey long
You would traverse beyond the blue,
Walk the path your precursors took
Though they had not the faintest clue.
         ***********
Form: Elegy

Sacred, Profane

Gnarled traffic defines the divine and the mundane
     and its peak hours mix the sacred with the profane:

                the slightest, faintest trace
                  of a vacant parking space

        is seen as nothing less than a great miracle,
              beatific vision, ecstatic spectacle!
Form: Limerick

Thickest Thickets

losing one's way through 
the thickest thickets

   and thorniest bushes in the 
   darkest jungles

      only whets the urgent urge 
      of the roving soul

         to be able to blaze even the 
         faintest of trails

            that hopefully leads back 
            to a jubilant heart!

Parking Space

Traffic jams 
define the divine 
and the mundane.

Their long peak 
hours mix the sacred 
and the profane.

And with grateful awe, we see as a miracle,
as a beatific vision and spectacle,

the slightest hint 
there is, the elusive 
faintest trace 

of this city's 
rarest gem: a vacant 
parking space!

*untitled* [any Suggestions?]

My heart aches as I squeeze you tight;
Your tears run warm aside my neck.
You quiver helplessly, like I had never known you to be.
Torn apart like a rose stomped into the cement.
I kiss your eyes, and wipe them dry, 
and the faintest little smile
breaks out across your weary face
like sunlight through the rain.
Form:

Other Places

Across the moats of light year spaces,
Across the dark of the earthbound skies,
Starlight leaves just the faintest traces
Collecting softly upon my eyes.

Dimmed in brilliance by the nearer moon
They are lost in distance, and dwarfed in size,
And I, like them, am in other places
And will not be back anytime soon.

Antique

The curio shop
Where no one will stop,
Lives in its yesterday-dust;
A grandfather’s clock,
An earthenware crock,
And Time’s faintest aroma of must.

The brass button trays, 
The bright feather sprays,
Languish like lovers ignored.
The years are for sale,
The bargains all fail,
And Time shuffles by, looking bored.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
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