Short Familiar Poems

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Pages of History

I am a Writer
I am a Poet
I am not familiar with physics and chemistry
Will you write my name in the pages of history?


Look Familiar and Ar Similar

look fresh and familiar
our poems may sound similar
Hear God our redeemer

A poem to meet some of my senses.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

The Eternal and the Memories

Indeed if these memories 
lent
From hours that fell 
before
We should familiar with 
the spent
And sleep forever-more.
Form: Quatrain

Creativity

Creativity 
An unexpected lifeblood
An unrecognized thread
The only thing driving me
forward 
Through the dull familiar

Premium Member Midnight For Cinderella

So relaxed late Sunday night
  How can I go back to work...

At my desk, a familiar sight
  My garb's now that of a clerk...
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member of yesterday

same old same old, no
something new every morn’
and familiar, yes
God’s mercy is new, age-old,
ready to rescind the weight
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Star Crossed Lovers

A familiar tale so oft told
of one so shy .. the other bold
an affair that started in the rain
was love a consequence or pain?
Form: Quatrain

Comforts

Chocolate 
Stuffed animals
Real animals
Moms & dads
Family
Friends
Familiar places,
Smells,
Objects,
A blanket 
And me.
Form:

Family

Familiar
Annoying at times
Miracles
I love them all!
Lend me the shirt off their backs
Your family tree is the best shelter!
Form: Acrostic

Dream

dream

to dream without a conscience
is for the weak and vulnerable
it gives them a chance to break free
from familiar prisons

Butterfly Wings

tropical night sways
as we glide under starlight
butterfly wings land
on my bare shoulder disguised
as his soft familiar touch
Form: Tanka

Online Dating

Pinned hearts marked the origin of familiar narrative, of strangers' exploration for outside alternative.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Look Again

In the museum of life
a new way of seeing.
Through the looking glass of reality
living symbols shake hands
with the chaotic &familiar
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member The Eyes Have It

The eyes have it, he said.
My eyes? Your eyes? 
Familiar eyes?
Strange eyes?
Blue eyes?
Brown eyes?
I could not help but ponder this.

When Wet Do Pay Debt

Much of this will sound familiar.
Watch out for neighborhood
pet.

when we will be wet
be sure that you pay each debt
never forget pet
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Haiku 103

HAIKU #103


Familiar flavours
Old-time song repertoire;
Bliss comes round


~~~~~~~~~


Leon Enriquez
20 October 2020
Singapore
Form: Haiku

Losing Hope

When we came on that train we go into the dark. 
To never see light again, to never see a familiar face, 
To starve, to cry, to slowly die.
Form: Acrostic

Long Gone

How beautiful how lethargic was her gaze,
How familiar how much it amaze!
How fond I was of her embrace,
But she vanished without a trace.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Earthstates

Does
The White People's Republic of America
sound alarmingly familiar
yet utterly 
undemocratically wrong
for the United States of Earth?

On a Planet In Far Outer Space

On a planet in far outer space,
You'll find a familiar face,
The folk there you see,
Well they all look like me,
It must be a beautiful place.
Form: Limerick

Healing Comfort

craving
the 
familiar
silence

completely
uninhibited

healing 
comfort

that
nightly
unfolds


as


darkness


descends
Form:

Premium Member Familiar Bonding

familiar bonding warm and cold front sensation cessation of sole ding-donging of bells so wed coming together again
Form: Tanka

Premium Member A Screaming Memory

That cold empty bench 
I instantly feel where you would be; 
Warm laughter richly parallels howling wind,
our familiar song a screaming memory.

Premium Member Lavender

Fragrant lavender Pervades small garden Familiar perfume Pungent hands from gathered stems Embroidered sachet in drawer.
Form: Tanka

Drenched In Red

Drenched in red
My heart burst
When you did leave
And the familiar rhythm
From my chest
Failed to exist
As I was soaked 
In my own love
For you
Form:

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