Short Floors Poems
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Childhood memories
Woven into wooden floors,
Spirits of the home
Awakened by my footsteps
Dance me to the sounds of old
nights of thunderstorms
rain-drenched boughs, damp forest floors
days of mushroom spores
Apex of mute dreams,
Rise above abandoned floors:
Pyramid of shoes.
___________________________
Inspired by the Auschwitz Shoes
Pale to light purple
Wild blooms carpet natures floors
Lavender pillows
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a lone button waits softly
dust gathering where touch once lived
dreaming of floors never reached
forgotten ascent
a lone button waits softly
dust gathering where touch once lived
dreaming of floors never reached
forgotten ascent
moon slips behind the eaves
old floors breathe ghostlike sighs
a shadow stirs the stillness
night keeps its whispered truths
carefully folded
she scrubs floors with tattered rags ~
sandalwood smolders
slave to his passions ~
beneath her silken sari
burning hatred grows
Pushing down buttons this antique reelect
Wired in the walls through floors
landline telephone
4/01/18
written by James Edward Lee Sr. 2018©
The flashes of lights
The rhythm of the popping
And the pause before
The floors start dropping
Is exactly what happen
To the world trade building.
There once was a dumb builder named jack
who put bricks on a sink in a stack
didn’t do what he aught ta
Now the floors full of water
A mistake that then got him the sack
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canopy ablaze
crown fires danced on forest floors
summer nascency
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It's not the walls,
It's not the floors.
It's not the windows,
It's not the doors.
It's not the end -
But it's a start...
Because it's not the structure,
It's the heart!
Floors for threshing
What sneaks through the colander.
Nutrition for doves!
Written: May 29, 2021
Flaws and scores
Less and more
Foes and pals
Toils and malls
Walls and doors
Ceilings and floors
Joyrides and loads
Woods and roads
There’s never a pause
That is how life goes
I have never written a word.
Even now four floors up
with light veiling
my eyes on the stage.
I mix my blood with the
Choir. It sinks.
Better without luck—
be that minus
your childhood.
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River flows, to and fro, in rhyme,
With pebble murmurs keeping time.
Stone edges knocked and bumped smooth,
by restless, rock-roll dancing,
on time-scarred and weathered floors,
with karaoke.
Thundering paws pound the floors;
back flips off the walls, resounding.
Claws clicking floors as feline ricochets,
down the hallway and back.
A cat with cabin fever,
after a long winter snooze.
Cinderella was a starry-eyed lass
Dancing at the ball in shoes made of glass
While bolting for the doors
She encountered waxed floors
And unfortunately fell on her A$$!
For: SKAT*
SHOES contest
"Dragonfly, 10 Floors Up"
I saw a dragonfly today
hovered outside my window
I was a ghost floating 10 floors up
it saw me,
we flew away
(LadyLabyrinth / 2023)
I sit in my chair,
waiting for winter to fail.
I wash my dishes,
hoping to hear summer wrens.
I vacuum my floors,
waiting for crocus to bloom.
I lay down to sleep,
wishing that winter was done.
Sky dragons,
Mighty attractions,
Builders build,
Workers bleed
Diving floors,
Infinity pools
Imitating paradise?
Posh suites,
Modesty retreats
Trying to touch the clouds,
Are you immortal kings ?
Winter
Old man winter back again
Dinged fenders, frozen pipes
Frozen toes, stolen breaths
Old man winter laughs again
Wet floors, mismatched gloves
Soaking boots, frozen doors
Old man winter strikes again
Form:
Joys doze between antiques.
Faceless memories soar.
The breeze, through cracked tiles, leaks.
Doors, with their coarse voice, screech.
Filled with footsteps, floors squeak.
Mute musings reach their peaks.
I danced with Grace across marble floors
Her whispers still linger "I am yours, take me"
We waltzed on over to the nearest door
A coat room that we sanctioned heavenly
These memories survive, still haunting me