Short Gong Poems

Short Gong Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Gong by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Gong by length and keyword.


gong heralds spirit


gong is struck once twice thrice
river ripples response 
sunrise fading slowly
crown opens in petals
face lifts to sprinkling light

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Contest : Feeling That Light : Standard Contest
Sponsor : Nette Onclaud 
First Placing : Feb 26
Form: Verse


Premium Member Gong of Om

Gong of Om, within us resounds It’s the cosmic current Bliss throbs within us gently pound Rhythm thus concurrent Nectar vectors mapping Bliss spirals form wrapping Sound of one hand clapping We are home Gong of Om 08-June-2022 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I'M Going With the Chi

I'm going with the chi inside of me. I'm humming to the sound of the gong. I'm saying good bye to anxiety and emotions that don't belong..Let the tributaries flow and set me free. They've been there all along. I'm listening to my blood as it speaks to me, it's writing a brand new song.

...Or Somebody's Gong To Get Hurt.

i worry for you.
beneath my skin.
where you cant feel 
and i cant hear.
 
your canal my ear.
speak louder
hear less.
quiet down.
 
my broken english 
means 
 
::unimportant arrangements::
 
for you..
and nothing more
i'm nothing more.
 
some sick excuse 
stuck between your teeth
with all the unracked guilt
left over from your...
 
care.

my love.

Premium Member The Gong of Om

The gong of Om Our gasp does not last, for what’s past is past, so best we don’t rue, the vanishing dew. We exhale a gale on which others sail, who we so ensoul, thus blissful and whole. Silence has a hum of a divine drum, as the pulse of life, fills us with joy rife. Dance’s enigmatic, so why be static, choosing to outpour love through every pore. 21-May-2022
Notes: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Om
Form: Jueju


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