Short Fastened Poems

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Premium Member little june

when june was a little girl

her only hair had a curl

jeweler dad dismayed

a crown so sad displayed

so he fastened on a pearl.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Partners

Joy and Ride went for a spin
  Round each bend, a wicked grin
Those seatbelts they weren't fastened in
  The ones that stank of rum and gind
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Avoidable Accident

a deafening thud seatbelt hurriedly fastened a fender bender a cell phone quickly hidden s/he can't explain what happened
written January 26, 2022
Form: Tanka

Premium Member For Love

The old dog smiles with knackered eyes fastened
on the old friend he loves hard
to get up for but will


March 26, 2022
Form K - Kimo Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Constance La France
Form: Kimo

Still Holding Strong







The rickety bridge holds steady 
underneath his bare dusky feet. 
Un-sturdy but still fastened,    
the darkling waters do waver. 
He prays, then crosses over.


Image # 5
Form: Verse


Rustlings Of Love







Speak softly babe as I incline my ear to hear the rustlings of your loving thoughts Draw me to your bosom and hold me dear fastened to your heart like a Celtic Knot.
Form: Rhyme

Bite

Teeth fastened in his throat,
Claws buried in his side,
Blood gushes out of your mouth.
As he falls to the floor,
You pray he understands
You had no other choice.
This was always how this story was going to end.

Dancing

"Dance! Dance!"
he constantly told his dancers.
They danced morning,
afternoon, and evening.
So exhausted they were,
they died.
Now he keeps their bones
in his closet, fastened with strings
like marionettes...

I Caught a Falling Star

I caught a falling star, oh yes, I swear I did I put it in a jar and fastened tight the lid So when it’s late at night or days are kind of gray Then I can use it’s light to help me find my way
Form: Rhyme

Up There In Paradise

He took my hand to the other end of paradise 
we told secrets to each other as we fastened  
our eyes to the spingle songs of yesterday;
When the poetry stars descended 
we began a kiss that never ended 
up there, in paradise....

Premium Member Twenty Minutes of Turbulence

TWENTY MINUTES OF TURBULENCE

seat belts fastened
tight

snack carts
jettisoned away

pilot on the talkie
nonsensical i say

the mobster clouds
take our jumbo jet

for a ride
we fly the turbulent skies

Kim Rodrigues © 2017

Electrification

Modern Times 

Artificial heart
Its batteries fastened to your belt
Be careful
Always have reserve batteries
In your pocket
Should you run out you have got
2 minutes 
To find and replace
So do not fumble and lose them 
On the floor.
Form: Bio

The Mousai

There’s a well
in your meadow
only music can fill

It’s deeper 
and wider
and calls to you still

With its bucket
overflowing
and rope fastened tight

Sweet melodies   
waiting
— to quench your delight

(The New Room: February, 2024)
Form: Rhyme

The Patron's Letter

A manuscript of gold,
Written in crimson nectar.
Are now fastened in tears so cold,
That even love silenced in freezing hell may stir.
For a manuscript of gold,
That never reached its crimson queen.
Will never be able to tell of a patron’s undying love.

Premium Member Stilled Hope

After soliloquizing 
In darkness 
We struck a resounding chord 
Making rhythms
As we march into the light
Now we come 
But not to you 
To plead for justice 
Not to you 
To stay your fastened arm
But to face you
And voice it home 
That our hope is not dead.
Form:

A Love Paradox

Bitter and sweet 
Bliss and misery 
Are, all the things that you,
Inspire in me.
Your name gives my heart, just
A hot chill.
Until my fastened lips are able to,
Open and say “I love you”.
But alas my mind becomes delusional,
Unable to approach the being that is you.

Premium Member Till Death Do Us Part

In a not-so-ideal wedding idyll, a homicidal, recent bride’ll get ideas, not be idle. When he shut-eyed, ill, then she sidled with a bridle, fastened idol, both hands tied, till in came tidal, claimed suicidal, got car title, left for Slidell.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Turmoil

Starlight
Like sequins on a
Dress

A gown of
Black
Across
The water

A blanket fastened
To unknown
No light, no shadows
In the blackness
Of the universe

No one will ever
Know
The secrets
In its depths

Night
Willing to be forgotten
Reminding us we’re alive
Form:

Premium Member Robin

savor of fresh rain
bird house fastened to tree trunk~
beak full of earthworms

nestlings bulging cheeks
leaves its nest gravity pulls~
prompt upward movement

2/12/2023

Spring Flower, Bird Or Butterfly Haiku X 2 Poetry Contest.
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin

howmanysyllables
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Exhausted, Ready for Bed

I've put the foil on my bedroom doorknob
and fastened rubber bands across the latch.
I've mixed Coca Cola with toothpaste and vaseline 
then poured the rest of the coke in the toilet.
I've drunk warm water and a shot of olive oil.
I'm tired; the bananas will have to wait til morning.

1970's Fix

1970’s FIX


Tied, bound, cinched
Must-a-bin-bad

Fastened, secured, fixed
Must-a-bin-bad

Trussed, restrained, enslaved
Must-a-bin-bad

Strung, laced, affixed
Best lay still

Learn not fight it, else
It gets tighter

																																													          Sunshine Williams

That Night Will Embrace Us

The grain of the wood,
fastened and softened
by time and breath;

these pebbles so smooth,
coated and left with
the silk of dead waves -

and you, all of you, your flesh
so awake to my longing, my touch,
are more beautiful yet

than all these reminders
that night will embrace us
and change us in time.
© Jan Thie  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Harvest of Choice

Floating in with a tune
Striking a melodious tone 
Stirring, revving 
A once scenery mind
Into a hat full 
Of harvested choice

With each sounding pitch 
Awaits a sure response 
From the riding of feet 
To a rising note
Crowned with a crested call
Running from a fastened passion 
Echoing our own desires
Form: Narrative

Fearing Fratricide

Freddy filched Frankie’s fav’rit fudge,
fearless Frankie flattened Freddy to the floor.
Father Fletcher fearing fratricide
fastened Frankie’s feet
firmly to the farmyard fence while friends
fixed Freddy’s fractious frame
fast to the family Ford.

December 8, 2020

contest:  Alliteration
sponsor:  Eve Roper

Premium Member Stoic

Wey Wey - Stoic

 

After soliloquizing

in the darkness   

we struck a chord

making rhythm

as we march into the light

now we come

we do not come to you

pleading for justice

we do not come

to stay your fastened arm

but we come 

just to face you

and voice it home

that our hope is not lost
Form: Narrative

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