Short Guises Poems

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


The Tinsil

The Tinsil

Tinsil,
I will.

Deeply,
Brightly.

Colours,
Flowers.

Strands meshed,
Refreshed.

Sizes,
Guises.

Splashed on,
Neurone.

Happy,
Sparkly.

Whole house,
Fast mouse.

Dresses,
Guesses.

Repost,
The toast.
Form: Footle


Get Thee Behind Me Satan

~~Get Thee Behind Me Satan~~ Temptation comes in all sorts of guises Through eyes and touch there's no disguises But the worst thing about being tempted into sin Is when we look or touch And then still fall in....
Form: Limerick

Void

Mere anarchical obstinacy
Is their sad anthem all over;
Stubbornness steeped in lunacy
Is their sole claim to fame. 

Who can stand their inane guises,
Their thoughtless mouthings tolerate?
Verbiage for verbiage’s sake is their vibe;
Sheer affection for baseless hate.
Form: Bio

Sevenbits-Mask

Ornate guises fill the halls, Baroque, Venetian—timeworn In courtyards of seduction, A wealthy heir plays the game . Dainty farm lass in torn mask Becomes this man’s easy quest Her façade, a thieving ploy. Contest: SEVENBITS for nette onclaud 3 Oct 2017
Form: Verse

Night Time

I count the sunsets
As the colour drains and darker it gets
And not the sunrises 
For it’s just another day in all its guises 

For night time can be so pure
Without the brightness to endure 
And I slip into a comfortable reality 
Where I can wander alone and free.

© Paul Warren Poetry


Premium Member Guises

Guises

Our Self dresses
In numerous guises
And the guises reflect
Our knowing of Truth..

Some apparently
Live lives immersed
In guise belief..of their
Identity thus described..

So..from time to time
We need to undress
To experience the 
Light of permanence
Our Self recognized...

Premium Member Silent Guises

How blissful natures pause reigns		
the vibratory hum greedily gleaned		

Cicadas buzz call transport
the soft rustle of maples branches sport 

The three-part tune “whip poor will” 		
The acorns rattle on the window sill		

All of natures silent prizes
Bring joy and wonder in silent guises.
Form: Couplet

X-Ray

Love meets us where we are

and sees through

 Our disguises

Our guises

Our performances

Our nuances

Our expectations

Our innovations

Our convictions

Our contradictions

Our excellencies

Our inconsistencies

Love greets us where we are

Sees right through us

and does not run away
© Mary Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Healing

He/She are similar  yet different  in guises, genders, adapting to be reborn. Restoration  from one's past traumas, hurts, deceit, disappointments, mental and physical abuse
is like tearing aways the peels from a onion or
a cut by a razor to masks  that pain hoping it would fade away.
Seeking solace to recuperate  to a better quality  of restorative livelihood.

Between the River & the Spark

Dancing in the dark between the river & the spark
Afraid of the sun, of becoming undone
Holding my fist in the air, warning the guises to beware
For I'm in love, in love with a boy
He gave me his heart, I gave him my soul
The two of us became whole while dancing in the dark
Between the river & the spark
With my head pressed firmly against his chest
We looked at the stars & drifted into the night.
© Skyy Allen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Cloud Theatrics

clouds up playfully dancing in the sky
scrapes and patterns nonchalantly floating by
shrouds of marshmallow forms that mystify
cottoncandy shapes in guises quite flamboyant
grounded gusts released on wings of butterfly
landscapes enjoy their suitors so gallant
magical theatrics in slow motion
whimsical courtship games incite emotion



AP: 3rd place 2025

Submitted on June 9, 2019 for contest RIMA OTTAVA sponsored by CHARLES MESSINA  -  RANKED 3RD
Form: Rhyme

Racism

Them that never cease to claim
Everything that’s ours is theirs.
They take our lands,
They spill our blood;
Our children are consumed by lust.
The future, but a toxic mix:
Ancestors lived and died for this?
This legacy, blighting as a spell;
Contaminating, burns a living-hell.
Who is man and who is beast
When one pretends to love but hates?

Copyright 23.10.14

(Written for Black History Month Oct in UK
The killing continues in plain sight and in various guises)

Nature's Dance

Red ball of fire at the edge of the sky
Sinking slowly as its light begins to die

Birds and animals seek shelter in your fading light
Hiding from the cold and fearsome night

Delicate flowers close and fold
Hiding colors long extolled

Stars drift across the darkness 
Giving a beauty to the world’s bleak starkness

Morning comes and the fire ball rises
Lives and colors return in all their many guises

Such is the cycle of night and day
Nature’s dance, an eternal ballet
Form: Couplet

Spite

Just a little word with
So many guises 

Incoherent inefficient ineffective reaction
Inconsistent blame 
Vengeful malaise
Conscious disregard 
Blameless resolve
Sanctimonious irksome indifference
Creative revenge 
Wreckage for sport 
Intensive bigotry
Hyperbolic generalisation
Disinterestedness
Complacent autocratic dogma
Crass philistine opportunism
Nimble forgetfulness
Vigorous ignorant diatribe
Impotent nostalgia

All in a day’s work for those
Whose envy knows no bound
Form: Verse

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