Short Graveled Poems

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Premium Member Locusts in the Alley


In the old graveled alley, overgrown with weeds, at footfall, locusts sprang and leaped, triggering a riot. But soon their swelling motion subsided like fried popcorn on a skillet.
Form: Verse


Strength of My Blues...

I hear heavy chains dragging across
graveled pavement

Heavy feet they can't lift too weak
Deep susurrus to dry to speak

The air is thick
sticky with each inhale

Drowning my soul

My blues I can't controle...
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Premium Member Too Old To Be A Narci!

When beauty’s gone bye bye and slack flesh becks Jowls, crow’s feet, graveled voice and turkey necks Too old to be a narcissist what’s left is a pacifist *Tender genteel haters do not make good peaceniks!
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member monorhyme for fun

At the Des Moines River’s Road End
There was a sharp tricky right bend
Prickly pines there were ready to defend
Graveled middle, a modern MODOT trend

Weeds that flittering faeries often tend
Mushroom homes, upon whom elves defend
Mother nature sat on haunches to mend
Torn sage weeds, beavers had chewed to extend.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Right of Passage

Meandering along a graveled road I saw an opossum with six young’uns Hanging from her tail, quite a load Meandering along a graveled road, She was probably seeking a safer abode I stopped, letting her pass, her luck runs Meandering along a graveled road I saw an opossum with six young’uns.
Written October 11, 2022
Form: Triolet


Premium Member While Driving At Night

rabbits leap across
loneliest graveled dirt roads
barely missing tires
~
possum shuffle past
the white lines along the curbs
hopes fill their belly
~
raccoon dart out from
beneath laurels and pine trees
hustling toward hills
~
bear lumber along
awaiting hibernation
along forest trails
~
deer travel quiet
sighing soft in the headlights
through misty night fog
Form: Haiku

A Return Journey By An Auto Rickshaw

An auto rickshaw, a carriage
Like a tortoise
Returns
Along my obsolete graveled
Road.

The auto rickshaw rolls on:
My bucolic 
Rocks
Mirth of a birth,
Rapturously.

The auto rickshaw passes by a
Nuptial hall :a
Bride
Stands in the splendor
Borrowed.

The auto rickshaw pauses before a
Rural maze :
My
Career  knocks get
Mocked.

The auto rickshaw, the three
Wheeled, creeps through the 
Nostalgia
Scenting textbooks 
New.

The auto rickshaw halts now
On a lap, 
For 
The road is lost in 
Fog.

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