Short Fixture Poems

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Premium Member Shelved

Listen to poem:
old stepladder
still able to climb,
still able to lean,
to prop and lift you up,
now elatedly sublime
a fixture prime in space
in pride of place
grounded
shelved
dishevelled


Joy

Joy is not simply a fixture in our lives. 

Or some coincidence. 

The joy we cultivate.

Is part of a process. 

It is ok to indulge. 

It is ok to be captivated. 

In this joy that is teetering.

Mixture

MIXTURE
Are you distinguish between the mixture
Life is universal and life is a fixture
The world is wonderful scripture
The sky is a destined fatal picture
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando September 5, 2016
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Bicycle Bert

bicycle Bert was a fixture in this small Iowa town
We waved to him and yelled happy thoughts, all around.
Bert rode his bike in parades, all decorated and such.
The town truly loved this unique individual, very very much.
Form: Rhyme

Picture

PICTURE
We are painting ourselves in the picture
There is nothing can save our face to the worst mixture
Are you becoming the greatest fixture
Everything is possible unless you want another scripture
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando July 4, 2016
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Please Come See My Staircase

Her elegant art nouveau staircase was designed by Ede Magyar
We had never seen such a beautiful fixture in the town of McLar
We ran over right away to take pictures and ooh and awe over it.
Some hillbillies brought in mud, and the hostess had a huge fit.
Form: Rhyme

Stammer Lee

You must not move, unless ready for adventure,

One person may leave their homes in resilience and fixture-

only to sew forever,

concentrate greater,

engage in fate to wear a major piece without replacement-

and conquer their dwelling remained in a family O' famous cagers...

Safe From a Riddle

Safe From A Riddle

climb up the ladder
burning safe away from fire
onto its burden desire
change the flat tire

lift high the plug to do
light a fixture to explain the gun for hire
shadow box we claim no more
teaching often learning

to share with a hero
begin the commercial
a twain but not forgottern
mixed in here.....

On Top of Old Smokey {tanka}

shaven mountain crest
                                               malta lava ashes cinders
                                                  erupt with vengeance
                                              foundation of strengthening
                                                refurbish dwelling fixture









Tribute To Hawaii
Form: Tanka

Premium Member In-Between

Gradient
Poignant
Radiant


Linger
Loiter
Laughter


Plainly
Simply
Subtly


Picture
Posture
Fixture


Living
Giving
Loving


Stranger
Sinner
Blooper


Madly
Vainly
Plainly


Easy
Empty
Bubbly


Bending
Winding
Trending


Wander
Whispers
Wonder


Unseen
Within
Between




Leon Enriquez
16 January 2019
Singapore
Form: Rhyme

A Picture To Treasure

If I treasure treasure
I won’t be at leisure
Until there is a capture

If I treasure fixture
I will dare seizure
Until there is a full measure

If I treasure nature
I won’t be a vulture
That devours at pleasure

If I treasure culture
I won’t be a torture
That encourages displeasure

If I treasure future
I will nurture our mixture
That is the very big picture.
Form: Rhyme

Ole Dave

It was a grave day
as they took
him away-
away from hope-the charter
of a new day
He was a fixture on the corner
seems-he'd been there forever
The locals knew him by name
everyone else-
relished their disdain
He was a medic in Nam
saw more death
than anyone
This frozen day 
all his words
had fallen away
to a silence so complete
it had knocked him
off his
feet

Priest Who Plays Part and More

Being fantastic priest who does plays the part;
Grab hold of your seat when laughing will start;
You may be rogue,
Yet still in vogue;
Should definitely do try to have a heavy heart.

Jim Horn

To regain all my energy had taken an elixir,
And to settle down grabbed hold of fixture;
Water was fed,
From shower head,
When we did find out fool is a food fixer.

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

Premium Member Black Powder Recipe

A dandy simple homemade mixture
Made in my grandma’s kitchen sink.
Potassium nitrate, a staple fixture
Oh, you and yours use charcoal? Wink! Wink!
Yes, it is legal on my own property.
Come on out, and watch me blow up a tree.


Written:  11-07-2018                         Contest: Black Powder
                                                        Sponsor: Anthony Slausen
Form: Rhyme

Dead Moths

Somehow, I missed the bigger picture
Staring at the Sun until my eyes begin to blister
I tried to see the light but I'm blinded by my own twisted visions
Barely living for my next fix of liquor
It's quicker to kill your free will
Than to search for a meaning
Daydreaming from my perch upon the windowsill
Stuck like a dead moth drawn to the light fixture
Casually watching as the bulb fades and flickers
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Two Points

I love color, I have three light fixtures in this bedroom.
	That should have had one light fixture, but we built this house
		And I do not limit myself.

Someone asked me what the point of seventy-eight vibrant hand painted is	
	Neon canvases in your living room?
		Not someone who has been invited back.

Two points, rude person.	
	One, I am a proficient artist.
		Two, I love color and this is my house.
art

Premium Member Creepy Unknown Fey

He did not know he was a creepy unknown fey
He crept through the meadow every day
Miniature brownie boy with eyes of crystal blue.
Wearing a hat of goose down, butterfly wings too

His furry legs got wet in the dew, but he kept going.
He would have to find a hideout when it started snowing.
Children chased him a couple of times and got his picture.
In this gorgeous meadow of flowers he was a regular fixture.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member creepy unknown fey

He did not know he was a creepy unknown fey
He crept through the meadow every day
Miniature brownie boy with eyes of crystal blue.
Wearing a hat of goose down, butterfly wings too

His furry legs got wet in the dew, but he kept going.
He would have to find a hideout when it started snowing.
Children chased him a couple of times and got his picture.
In this gorgeous meadow of flowers he was a regular fixture.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Cotton Ball Fluffy

Pure cotton ball fluffy
Most popular tissue, end of a q-tip
Fresh clean virginal snow
Bathrooms and bathtubs
Twinkles in the cosmos
White all around me

Lacy white collars
Lacy white anklets
Lacy white petticoats
Lacy white pantaloons
Lacy white old people
White all around me

Light fixture essence
Glow from a distant headlight
Porches and paper
All the same bright
Tails of deer, polka dots on a navy dress
White all around me

My Prison Jump Suit

Used to be an individual
now I'm just a complex number
stripped away from my own individuality
made me uncomfortably wake from my
slumber.

Used to be a boy wonder.
I was living the life.
Didn't think I'd get sucked under,
didn't think I'd end up wanting to kill myself
with a hunting knife.

My wrongful deeds have made me feel as if I'm living in a 
dreadful still life picture,
wishing someone would look at me
and reconsider and view me as a normal fixture.
© Jolly Figs  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Our Emotions, Makes Us Who We Are

He is in our control,
Yet always get out of control.

A mischievous kid of the neighborhood,
A permanent fixture of brotherhood.

We can turn blind eye for sometime,
But cannot ignore him everytime.

He makes us feel joyness,
He defines our sadness.

Our tears are unbiased,
And he always makes them biased.

Difficult to comprehend him,
Even after decades of knowing him.

We are naught,
If he is caught.

Our emotions, makes us who we are!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Horizon

The horizon, a fixture of bright lights A feeling of peace and calm comes blazon Skyscrapers so tall, which carries delights The horizon Outline of the buildings glow greatly on They sure grow up to the highest of heights To observe this limelight my heart’s not down Lights bring compassion, does not harbor plight The yellow lights glow best right before dawn There’s no mystery, this is the best sight The horizon Russell Sivey Form Roundel
Form: Rhyme

Promises From a Cat

The promises you made to us are priceless. 

Even if they were never spoken. 

You promised to follow us on each of our journeys. 

While we would grow up, you would stay small. 

But that does not mean your love for us stayed idle. 

Or that you would simply become a fixture.

You started off curious. 

And eventually become less inhibited. 

More than some compulsion for food. 

You learned to cherish us. 

Just as we cherished you from the start.

Please Understand

I am a person. I am not a paper.
I have a name.  I am not a number.
I have a face.  I am not a picture.
I have a life.  I am not your fixture.
I have a voice.  I am not your notes.
I have a future, not like my past denotes.
I am an individual.  I am not a statistic.
I have goals that are realistic.
I have strengths, not only weakness.
I will not be silent.  Will you have openness?
When I get frustrated, please understand,
I want to be asked, not given a command.
Form:

Premium Member What Is That Squeaking Noise

I hear a squeaking
A bird?
An animal scratching paws or claws on glass?
My light fixture cord is dancing

I concentrate a bit harder.
The noise is coming from the base of this light fixture
It sound like a raccoon is in the attic twisting the bulb.
It is making a hard rusty sound

Screech screech screech
The cord of this light fixture appears to be possessed
Could It be bewitched?
I listen and watch in disbelief, as the screeching continues
Wishing it had been a bird

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