Short Golden Thread Poems

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Premium Member Cypress Palette

Golden thread cypress, Your personality, bright; Bush of the suns’ rays. Family resemblance, seen In shades of yellow and green.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Golden


"GOLDEN"



"Golden thread through the Eye of THE Needle breeze blows draws figure 8 Eternity Open Return Gate..."

(Lovejoy-Burton/2018 Jan)


1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNKRHykTibw
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Deep Sadness

 Screams, screams
Everywhere ,everywhere
Deafening silence
Deafening silence
Heart of stone      ,heart of stone.
Never light, never light.
They cut  the golden thread  before the Sun.  
Causing me unthinkable pain .
Indescribable , transcendent woe.

Please Heal My Best Friend

Please heal my best friend,
let her walk this earth upon a path of golden thread
If the pain must go somewhere, 
let it live inside of me instead
Her smile makes each flower grow and the moon switch on its light
Please heal my best friend,
Amen and 
good night
Form:

The moony mock-Ra glass marble

Superlatives are my mean, my methods my mode the moony mock-Ra glass marble fables untold, the story fair, the hair golden, a new golden thread, bursts from the olden, like streams of pasturesque villages that trickle in the floods of which inundate the past, such a surly hub.
© Ken Martin  Create an image from this poem.


Harp

I believe the past shapes our stories
Into a future born of history 
Woven in the tapestries 
The fair hand of  undulating poetical  landscapes 
A golden thread of  music warms our soul
We share with  our children
That they may have the tools too
To shape their story 
A better version of you.  ..

Words Left Unspoken

She sometimes forget Everything he says She's filled with regret As there goes the days
Pitter pat the sound Rain kisses the ground Her words never found The steel chains abound
Golden thread of fate The stars can't replace Time running out late She remained in place
© Odd Celio  Create an image from this poem.

Grandson

You are the newest thread in the tapestry of my life - once neatly-patterned, but now criss-crossed and sig-zagged with the vibrant strands of your sister. You, too, will be interwoven into the fabric of my life and be interlaced through its brightness and hues and be intricately entwined and securely knotted with one golden thread - Love.

Healing

While I sit here,
Gutted by anguish,
With feelings so powerfully palpable
I can reach out and hold it 
with my bare hands,
You, the personification of Kintsukuroi,
simply sew yourself back together
With endless golden thread,
As if you’d never been shattered 
In the first place.
If only I’d known how to do that,
If only i’d learned to turn mountains
Into small bumps,
I would be as wholly healed
As you seem to be.
© S. Grace  Create an image from this poem.

A Pillow of Golden Thread

Upon a pillow of golden thread
A fairy princess laid her head.
Dreaming of love, it is said,
Sweeter than nectar’s drop
Her royal thoughts fed.
By golden thread
Magical
Lonely
Bed
She
Awoke
Joy singing,
Inside her head
“Bring my love,” her plea.
Two entwined; magical day.
Embrace tomorrows’ happy play.
Love on a pillow of golden thread..

FORM: Rhyming Double-Reverse Nonet
Copyright 10/10/14
By Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Consciousness Rising

Vibrations of the universe; vibrations of the soul; the artist experiences harmonic convergence, every day. Universal mind to soul mind; the golden thread is a pipeline; through which, a god pours ideas. Soul mind to mortal hand is the translation of these. When the artist puts pen to paper, brush to canvas, chisel to wood or stone; hand to instrument or body to the dance floor; enlightenment infects, all around them.
Form: Prose

Premium Member Who Am I

What good am I when in so much pain
What good am I if I cannot bring better life to family
What good is this body if it keeps breaking down
I am
A tiny spec of dust, swept along by emotional tides
Worthless to so many in a world full of selfishness
What good can I do when the goings been so tough
I am
A lonely soul hanging on by a golden thread
Barely able to see light through encompassing darkness
What’s left for me in this crazy world when no one cares
Who am I?

Light

She walks in rooms where silence hides it face,
Not loud, but warm-a hush, a golden thread. 
She touches cracks that time cannot Lace,
And brings back truths that long ago were dead. 

She melts the ices that wraps around the Insides, 
And stands where fear and shadow still reside.
A flicker dressed in silver–soft she Greets,
No sword, no Storm , just bare and steady beats. 

She doesn't run, she doesn't Harbor pride–
She only stays to Tell what pain denied.

~hira~
Form: Rhyme

Our Hearts

Our hearts are intertwined
together they beat as one
woven with a silver needle
bound  with a golden thread

Stronger than the will of man
when two hearts collide
in unison they abide
now and forever

Swept away magically
to a place only we can know
where our hearts live,
thrive and grow

Storms may brew
and threaten all
clouds of gray 
will come our way

the strength of love
and the way we care
when the sky is clear
we'll be there

May others learn
when they see
how perfect
a love can be.

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