Short Gird Poems

Chrysanthemum whispers
gird clouds of winter.
Frost spells inhume heart
deep into the valley of silence
Loud and mournful poesy 
scribbled the souls
enchaining the last rays.
Misty dawn shone owing
to shades of night
And My Daffodil awaits
for the shades of blush....

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A nerd slurred a word unheard, to be his preferred password.
A bird flew over a furred herd, be-gird by a Kurd. 
He stirred and blurred, to a curd a third of turd.  
But undeterred he spurred the transferred word, to be heard and conferred.
To reword the inferred referred word, to be deferred is just absurd....

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Now that I'm old, 
though often told "You'll never 
be old," by admirers conspiring
to make me feel better by e-mail and letter,
my balance is not what it used to be.

I'm far too vain to use a cane, 
and though needing a boost 
to be loosed from my chair, I 
accept the dare to gird my loins 
and Youth-en backwards....

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amigo moments
bliss beats humming
soundless thunder
at play within
rapture renewal continual 
energy gird lines stretched
divine power so pulsates
from a centreless fulcrum 
transfixed in the continuum 
essence of pristine presence 
imbibes each teasing caress
allowing the slow seduction
to captivate the heart...

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Who else than you my Yeshua God !

In my stress 
He wakes me by His yes,
who would know me 
than you oh my Lord,thee.

I long to be at your feet 
forever as your feat,
You are my strength 
in every length .

I'd rather seek you 
than being in midst of trouble view,
great is your Word 
to break all dark gird.

by Esther J...

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                                                           Gird
                                                         Up mind
                                                        Stop evil
                                           Thoughts__think on pure
                                                          Love...

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Dogma deemed absurd, I fought scruple’s bird, 
its voice I still heard, but conscience was blurred.  
A peer-pressure nerd, the threat was the herd;
their counsel preferred, my standards deferred.
Accident incurred;  two bodies interred.
My mind I re-gird with thoughts from God’s Word.

written April 28, 2017
for John Hamilton's Rhymer's Delight, Internal Monorhyme Contest...

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Writing cheques beyond notes with distant memories of coins
Was to be your place until you couldn't gird your loins
For as soon as you are within the reach of the heights you aim
The darkness closes in on you to lay claim

Gold and silver only trail a good name
Made out of refined character and a worked gift
Let reputation precede and define your fame
Survive the sift, wade the drift and honour the lift

K. Muitherero....

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Good against bad
light against dark

Intruder beware when
the big, bad dog barks

Dr. Jekyl "Hyding"
Swimming in the Devils Pond

Cold and Hot
Ole murky water can't be much fun

A peepin' and a pokin'
Trespassing on sacred ground

An enormous spiraling deviant
A soul lost, can it be found?

O' great 5th dimension sailing
Up and away from the 3rd

Spirit ancestors and guides present
Intruder beware of the divine gird...

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Do please, your loins gird;
The pest is a bird:  
Low-flying, sharp beak,
It’d outsmart The Weak!  

Plainly take my word:
Leave the grazing herd 
On plains, at the peak, 
Your protections leak!

Scarecrow would pests cow 
And pests won’t farms plough;
In your food-rich farm 
The birds sure means harm…

Try you should Scare Crow. 
I shall show you How:
‘Ugly clothes your balm 
A shirt with one arm!
Their presence pest loathes:
Plants putting on clothes!...

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Night and stillness gird our realm.
Cool, suspended nature rests as
stars pierce a blue-black sky.

Silence is draped like a pall over street, 
lawn, and shadowed walkway. 
Each twilight breath hangs muted.

A luminous slice of first quarter moon
purposefully arcs toward its own
slumber past the western horizon.

Dawn gathers potential during the
tranquility, preparing to shine forth with 
scintillating light, refreshing our eyes.

                     May, late at night...

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