Short Firma Poems

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Premium Member Terra Firma

(a time piece in space)

behind yonder face
the fat queen lays indolent
subjects scurry blind
a hive of activity
driving each day into night.

© Harry J Horsman 2017
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Terra Firma

Inspirered by a Rose
my attempt at Old English


Terra Firma

If heaven ræste on thy brow
and Hell beneath thy feet
Thus life would be more crowded Now, 
Thou has taken seat
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Terra Firma Truths - a Haiku

terra firma truths - A Haiku

terra firma truths
a very, weak hell roars 
because of the heaven

flames eternal burn
lasting forever always
lies of earthen dad

heavenly Father
cover-ups demons so fell
protect as I fly

off into the skies
rapturing soul spirit soars
because of the heaven



5/2/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019 ©
Form: Haiku

Terra Firma

drinking champagne 
in a savage champaign
before I was born
after I died
through magnetic fields
spinning
charged
specially relative
that's why my name
is written on them
I wander north 
and south of course too
following the streaks
with exquisite corpse
and synapses behind
though with no sense
in a parallel universe
invisible
but still there
real or unreal
through land
and through nothing

Premium Member Terra Firma

They grazed their sheep upon my grass
So many centuries in the past

In feudal times,a monastery of hope
'Til King Henry divorced the Pope

In later times upon my hill
They set a smock windmill

As Victoria came on her throne
A brewery made this site its own

Later in more social times, a public bath
In which poor folk cleansed at my hearth

The 'sixties brought a different call
Under an impersonal shopping mall

Change continues on,so persistent
But my soil stays,omniscient


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