Short Grounded Poems
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Rainbow
A promise made
Sanctioned from above
Grounded on each end~blue, gold, red
Flood~No
Detritus alleyway
A destitute
Blinkered soul
Regurgitating
Crippling, clichéd
Thoughts grounded
With a loaded tongue.
Distant thunder roars.
Another thirty minutes,
All scout boats grounded.
contrails streak the sky.
vaporous cotton
left by silver dots in a hurry.
my mind takes flight, but
my feet are grounded.
Be in love
Be true
Be life
Be kind
Be love
Be holy
Be giver
Be you
Be righteous
Be humble
Be civil
Be victorious
Be grounded
Live
patience and wisdom
grounded emotional depth
a steady progress
seeks healthy boundaries
regular self-reliance
the turtle totem
I live in kansas
without fear of tornadoes
in underground house
she might take my roof
but I am twenty feet down
grounded in cement
In
Motion
Angels aren't
Grounded or seen
Elle
Orbs
Retreat
Beckoning
Each one of us
Snap !
March 21, 2019
Balance
Straight forward you go.
Standing on the ledge's edge.
With both feet grounded.
© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
December 6, 2009
My heart is
A flightless feathered creature
Doomed to a life grounded,
Though never crestfallen,
For it has found the sky in your eyes.
Penny was one of many,
Counted on daily to fall.
Tails up and head down.
Grounded, hardly lost.
Never found.
-Stephen Kofi Opare Obeng
Form:
Kim Basinger
To ballet classes, her mother would bring her
Agoraphobia grounded her for a while
But she posed for Playboy with a smile
A peacock who is grounded as he flies,
will freely psychedelicize.
Take notice as you stare.
Slowly become aware.
His tail is a hundred eyes.
Sliding touch,
Along your chest,
In your arms,
I feel less grounded,
In the air,
I think less clearly,
My devotion,
Warrants no particular price.
slightly crazy all my life I had a generous heart
as two feet grounded I made a living and always
to provide a story or two to pay the rent of a roof
i am grounded
in yesterday's thoughts
blushed of crimson glow
i want to tarry there
in winded breaths
undressing like the trees
spun of autumn's touch
Why can’t we learn beforehand
life lessons we learn afterwards
Not grounded in experience
words fly off the pages like birds
Saturday
A soft gray backdrop
For the barren trees
Stick fingers search
For a lost friend
Squirrels hide
In plain sight
As grounded hawks
Await a wind
repent!
or...in great anger i shall strike thee down with a quote to languish without
meaning for the rest of thine ill begotten grounded days upon rocks of time
just a dancing kite
grounded to earth by a string
never let me go
Brian Johnston
July 8, 2015
Poet's Notes:
Born of a morning dream that kept repeating...
Let us dance
to the matrix
of Tao Teh Ching
with love unbounded
may we spend
our eternities
forever grounded
always together
2 souls,
1 entity
all Heart
Head touching the heavens
feet planted on earth
Jacob the Patriarch's
imagination gave birth
to a standard to reach for
grounded in worth
I move, yet I am grounded; I create but don't burn out - I am earth
Dec. 30, 2017
For Silent One's 'Monoku 3: fire, earth, water and air' Poetry Contest
T-tuff to climb
h-hills
e-encounter
L-long path
i-isolated
g-grounded
h-high
t-tranquil
h-huge climb
o-ocean view
u-upper house
s-surrounded by water
e-engroussed
Listen to poem:
old stepladder
still able to climb,
still able to lean,
to prop and lift you up,
now elatedly sublime
a fixture prime in space
in pride of place
grounded
shelved
dishevelled